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This is the artistic chimney stack on one of the houses on the Holkham Hall Estate in the UK (North Norfolk). This estate belongs to the Earl of Leicester.
I gave it the black and white look just to add to my various B&W photo's. In colour it is of course made of rich reds and browns in the bricks with the terracotta pots on the top.
First attempt at stacking an image. Looks like crap. Oh well. You can see the yurt chimney to the right.
Federal Blue, Bauer Yellow & Bauer Orange
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** orange, purple, black **
MEASUREMENTS: stacked pendant of 19mm round bead, 2x15mm disk bead, and a 8x13mm rondelle bead on a fine silver lampwork headpin, and a 20x7mm ring bail with a 10mm inner diameter. Hangs 55mm below chain/cord.
apple leaves. lots. hand cut. fun. figured I had to reward myself with a pretty picture after cutting this lot out.
Another mochimochiland pattern but I made my own tiny tiny cat for the top!
Colours chosen to represent my UK and USA affiliations!
Stack of breakfast pancakes, with maple syrup, and fresh strawberry.
#gourmet #breakfast #food #delicious #pancakes #yummy
Project 365 = Day 257 = 13 Sep 2024
Day 987 (Since 1 Jan 2022)
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Some purple microtitre plate carriers and carrierless clear plates, all stacked up on a Beckman/Sagian robotics carousel. This was part of an Orchid Biosciences SNPStream 25k genotyping system, originally. Everything's 384-well format.
The 25k was an enormous behemoth of a robotic system built around a Beckman/Sagian core system, with a 3-metre robotic rail, a MultiMek liquid handler, and a whole raft of multi-drops and plate washers. It did single-plex SNP genotyping, with two-colour ELISA chemistry.
It's since been supplanted by a couple of generations of low-density microarray-based instruments, most recently the Beckman GenomeLab SNPstream. Thank goodness.
Went for a tour of a paper mill, and this is one of the stacks of paper. It is made from recycled clothing, they take clothing, make pulp and then make paper. This is pretty cool, just outside the town of Orcha in India.