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After having shunned the popodoll body that I had bought for him, he decided to steal the just arrived switch body and wearing a beautiful pair of Dollbakery eyes (Kaourika thank you! I will take care of)
The only thing missing is eyelashes ... and some clothes.. maybe.
Oil switches mounted on towers.Lines branch off to Colton Cement sub. From SCE collection.early 1920s.
A switch and old spur along the railroad tracks running above the Ohio River on the West Side of marietta Ohio. The spur went to a long gone business.
So I broke down and ordered a bukkumi bag from Switch when they were temporarily in stock. :B The box was huge! The package was cute, but I must say I was really hoping for one of the faceupped heads. Ah well, I do like the wigs I got, but I'll probably sell the Haji.
Fuses and switches at the Stoneleigh Hotel in Dallas. This switchgear was custom made for the Stoneleigh by Westinghouse in 1923 and was used until 2006.
The switch on the left is set to send the train left , and the switch on the right the train would go straight.
This was taken when I was in the Bladnoch Distillery in Scotland. It is the main power switching room for the Distillery. I only had a few second to get the shot as I wasn't suposted to be in the room, with a little but more time I could have pulled together a much better photo but I do still like the craziness of the number of switches.
Portable audio player built with an Arduino Duemilanove, and Adafruit Waveshield, mylar speaker, 9v battery.
From the process of developing and testing a circuit for a hauntology project called 'The Haunter' - www.hauntology.net
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