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One of four bone toothbrushes found at Larkhill, a WWI training camp.
More information about the excavations that took place at Larkhill as part of the Army Basing Programme can be found in the publication ‘Excavations on Defence Sites: Volume 6: Military Remains’, which can be purchased or read for free at: wessexarchaeologylibrary.org/plugins/books/98/.
You'll notice I have two mugs that say "Of course you can" - the other one being in my home office, holding the pens.
we stole Joel's toothbrush and put it in jello for a christmas prank (we are always inspired by the office.)
Pictures taken with external Nikon flash SB-12 (hand held) and camera lens cap mounted with home made pinhole.
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I recently discovered Michael Nobb's blog and learned about his e-books Start to Draw Your Life and 75 Ways to Draw More. His work encourages me to keep drawing and reminds me to look to everyday objects when I'm unsure of what to draw next.
A handy place for your toothbrush and toothpaste. It is unique and will add a splash of decor to your bathroom. It can be also be a flower vase or a pencil holder.
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Quinn ran joyous circles around us in the front yard, holding that ever-fascinating electric toothbrush.
This just just a small part of a beautiful chamber set. I think the short lidded dish is a soap dish, there is a handled cup, and a toothbrush holder. It is marked C.P.Co with a crown above.
Quip kids electric toothbrush.
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