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Turning Torso in Malmö, Sweden

The setting sun turns the clouds over Lake Huron pink at the end of another summer day. The location is near East Tawas, Michigan.

More fun with Tammy!

Well, almost complete. It's not glued together yet and has no finish but all the parts are there and it actually works. That white string hanging from the bobbin was a piece of twine I threaded the unit with and ran the wheel to twist it and wind it on the bobbin. I found out that spinning wheels are a whole lot of work but quite satisfying in the end. I've got a sucko lathe that didn't make all the turning any easier but I survived. The wheel is mostly curly maple with some oak, cherry, mahogany, yew and poplar used in some of the smaller parts. I steam bent some 1/8" wood for the flyer and glued seven layers together.

Eniro bjuder nu på 45-gradig utsikt.

I can't remember what she did, but, she's punishing me.

HSB Turning Torso is a Deconstructivist skyscraper in Malmö, Sweden

Turning point of the America's Cup.

A male Tule Elk turns its head in the summer fog of Point Reyes.

The tree is beginning to turn.

Acorn woodpecker turning its head while sitting on a tree

 

Last shot of the night. Jupiter (center) is getting close to setting behind some clouds that were rolling in early that morning.

Turning onto 💨 Middlesettlement Road New Hartford NY…Yes, Middlesettlement is one Word LOL

Actor Director Robert Townsend stopped by Turning Point on June 26, 2012 to speak with clients.

 

With autumn already underway and a day off work I spent some time at Allen Banks in the company of my brother. There wasn’t quite as much colour as we’d hoped, maybe needs about another week till it’s at it’s best, but the leaves are definitely putting on some of their final show of colour.

Fan Festival displays at the Circuit of the Americas first Formula 1 in Austin Texas.

 

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Kentmere 400 @ box ISO

D-76 developer

Alternative / Classic Rock / Rock

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Napa Fall season

It's turning out to be very lumpy. The roving is seemingly made from leftovers, which I had no idea about at time of purchase. No worries, it shall be more of a textured yarn. Merino and angora is super slippery. I hope I won't end up with a million breaks when I try to ply it.

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