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good luck Stuart Easton who has just announced his retirement from racing. happy retirement ratboy.
thruxton bsb practice 22/7/2016
Two Nottingham NET (Nottingham Express Transit) trams passing each other in Market Square. The nearest one is named after the Nottinghamshire and England cricketer Stuart Broad MBE. Having ridden this tramway network I must say I'm highly impressed with it.
Heres my M3 Stuart, what do you guys think.
I forgot to mention that the base and the ones on my previous posts are credit to Max
I currently have a T-18 and RE8 in the works so I should be able to post those soon:)
Stuart D10 steam engine with boiler feed pump and reversing gear. Setting up the valve timing on compressed air. A lockdown project. I built the engine in basic form about five years ago and it was getting tatty from many demonstrations so serviced it and fitted the additional controls. It runs nicely and a popular model used by RC boat modellers. The reversing lever doesn't give great speed control so I would recommend using two servos, one for reversing on a digital three position control and the second giving linear motion to a needle valve on the steam inlet. I'm going to use this engine for another project and sometime it will be driving a scale model rolling mill.
Model is two cylinder, simple expansion, double acting with slide valves. A very popular model and has been around for years. Castings, materials and drawings all available from Stuart Models. Needs a small metalworking lathe and preferably, access to a milling machine to build.
LONDON, ENGLAND - MAY 08: The Arsenal team huddle before the Premier League match between Arsenal and Leeds United at Emirates Stadium on May 08, 2022 in London, England. (Photo by Stuart MacFarlane/Arsenal FC via Getty Images)
Sorry for the dumb Family Guy reference. I finally got some black track links (146 of 'em), and put them to use on my M3.
"You will give me all your food~" Stuart
As Stuart gets older, he becomes more lazy. So lazy to the point that he sleeps, shits and pees at the same place. Maybe he's lost his drive because his motivation has left.
Say hello to Stuart - my cute USB stick, always ready, always smiling. He can be pushed, pulled and even has a chain (that can be pulled, too). Admittedly, he is a bit outdated already, what with cloud storage, but always puts a smile on my face when I use him.
The first documentary reference to this castle is of Muslim origin, and dates from 848.
In the 11th century it passed into the hands of King Alfonso VI as part of the dowry of his wife Zaida, daughter of the Moorish king.
Later Alfonso VI donated it to the Cathedral of Toledo, being reformed in the 14th century by Archbishop Don Pedro Tenorio. In the time of Juan I of Castilla, he served as a prison, for 8 years, for the infant D. Alfonso.
Modernly he lived an act of arms in 1809, during the War of Independence. Nearby there was a great battle between the troops of the Spanish general Venegas, and the French of Sebastián, Desoyen and José Bonaparte himself. The Gauls took the castle, destroying it in part upon their withdrawal.
The Stuart Range as seen from Earl Peak in the Teanaways. Washington Cascades.
5 shot panorama merged and processed in Lightroom
Photo shoot with a scottish model. My favorite picture of this shoot!
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Stuarts of Carluke Volvo B8RLE/MCV Evora Sj23 HSD is seen here in Motherwell operating service 240X (Glasgow-Lanark).
It was new to the fleet in March 2023.
The bust of Nicholas Baudin commemorates the bicentennial of the Baudin Expedition. It overlooks Geographe Bay, Baudin’s first anchorage, which was named for his ship, the Géographe. The bust was donated by the Terra Australis Committee as part of a project which charted the voyage of Nicholas Baudin along points of his famous journey. Mauritius, Tasmania and now Busselton are just some of the locations which feature the distinctive artworks.
The expedition reached Australia in May 1801. In April 1802 they encountered the British ship Investigator captained by Matthew Flinders, also engaged in charting the coastline, in Encounter Bay in what is now South Australia. The expedition later stopped at the British colony of Sydney for supplies, where Baudin bought a new ship Casuarina . From there he sent Naturaliste back to France, carrying all the specimens that the expedition had collected to that point. From Sydney, the remaining ships headed to Tasmania, before continuing north to Timor. On their way home the ships stopped in Mauritius, where Baudin died of tuberculosis.
Credit:- Monuments Australia
556 EHN is a Volvo B7TL/Alexander ALX400 new to Dublin Bus in November 2000 as their AV7. On disposal from the Dublin fleet, it joined Ridley’s Coaches of Warwick via Ensign Bus as X104 UAO. It is now working for Stuarts of Carluke as 556 EHN and seen here in Motherwell operating a school contract.
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Alpenglow on 9415ft Mt Stuart in the Washington Cascades. Shot from our camp near Lake Ingalls. Larch trees in the foreground are in their golden fall colors.