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Playing about with my new tripod I took various triple exposures using the E420 Olympus camera. These are some of the water results of the rapids on the Hirnant river near to Bala.
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On a number of occasions I have been about to leave a flea market empty handed when something sticking out of a box has caught my attention. It happened this time too, but the only eye watering result was the fact that the item was broken and abused. But, hey, I live in a tool forsaken country, so the plane followed me home anyway.
It's a Stanley no 3 Type 15. It has several defects or abnormalities. The rear handle is apple, and clearly not original. The lever cap is chipped, the mouth has some bruises behind the cutter and the body is cracked on the right hand side. Also, someone seems to have kept the hand plane in a vise with ugly jaws.
So what's to like? Well, it's got a much older Stanley 1892 cutter, it's got the excellent old type frog with the no-play depth adjuster and it has a rosewood knob. And since the welding is old I was intrigued as to how it would work, despite it's problems. In Finland, people got by using whatever tool they had, so something that was broken just had to be fixed.
I gave the plane a cleanup, sanded the sole and cheeks and took it for a spin. I was expecting a warped sole, but having lapped it just a hundred passes or so, I did hit the whole sole with the exception of a thin sliver on the outer right edge, so the sole was well repaired. Being a small plane, lapping is actually not as easy as on a larger one, where the length of the plane prevents rocking, but having checked with a straight edge the sole is OK.
I've sharpened the cutter och tried it out on Finnish pine. The results are not fantastic but quite decent. So maybe with a little more fettling this one could still be a smoother. And if not, it could be a tool box plane for those kind of works where you want a plane but donut want to risk damaging your better ones.
Nikon D80 18-200mm
Apollo, Harlem 125th ST.
Harlem NY, USA
June 28, 2009
A guy stencils Michael Jackson's famous Smooth Criminal pose on Shirts and the sidewalk outside the Apollo Theater.
A male Smooth Newt (Lissotriton vulgaris) slowly descending through pond water at Hassacarr Nature Reserve in East Yorkshire. Macro photo taken using a Nikon D700 with Tamron 90mm SP macro lens.
This is a ThermTru Smooth fiberglass weather-stripped access door to an electrical / mechanical room.
There are over 250 different species of sumac. All I was aware of was the poisonous type that sent my brother to the hospital swollen to disfigurement!
The flowing water creates this smooth rock surface. I took this picture opposite of the Hraunfossar.
Glatt geschliffen
Glatt geschliffen vom Wasser, aufgenommen gegenüber der Hraunfossar
GB Railfreight Class 92, 92038 smoothly passes through Winsford with the Caledonian Sleeper Up Highlander (1M16) on another gloomy and damp mid-May morning.
Unusually when the service reached Crewe a few minutes later - for its scheduled passenger drop-off and crew change stop - it went into Platform 5 vice the usual Platform 6.
It's always amazing to see a warbird being flown so as to give the crowd great views of nearly every side of the airplane.
Dan McCue did a great job showing the crowd every angle of the this unique Corsair, performing numerous passes from both show-left as well as show-right. It was neat to see how smoothly he flew the Corsair throughout all of his maneuvers. It was almost as if the F4U was on rails...
Smooth Sailing. Or so it looks. Well, yes it was actually too smooth. It would have been much more fun with some serious wind to pick up the pace.
Ekenstein is a 'borg' built in 1648 (that glorious year of peace after the 80 Year's War) by the Eeck-family. Located along the Damsterdiep in the province of Groningen it enjoyed great acces to the city of that name, as well as to the sea.
In 1772 the borg was expanded and a moat was dug. The current layout of the garden is down to an 1827 design of the garden by Lucas Pieters Roodbaard. The house was gothicized the house around 1870.
Wallpaper of this is available here:
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Artist - Cody James Photography – Calgary, Alberta.
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Equisetum laevigatum. Previously thought to be the only species of Equisteum found solely in North America, but has since been found in far eastern Russia. The black teeth at the apex of the green stems ultimately are deciduous but will leave a dark rim on the sheath. Plants are typically annuals.
May 15, 2025, Murray, Utah
I didn't happen upon a photo shoot or anything, this was just a guy and his car on the street in Tribeca.
By the way, I'm thinking that's a '55 or '56 Ford Thunderbird.
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