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The grand entrance to Treacleheim was famous for it's large statues depicting the dwarf brothers Dwim and Dim. As travelers approached the dwarven city, the light would catch off the gem-studded door drawing attention to the large doors. But it was the towering statues that kept visitor's attention as they crossed the bridge.

Wyndor was visiting the dwarves of Treacleheim. The citizen's of his city, Dalig Ulv, were bringing their fall produce to trade for weapons. Raiders were becoming more and more of a problem. And with winter coming soon, it was likely the raids would only increase. Best to be well armed. And what better way to protect yourself than with a dwarven blade?

Gates of Treacleheim in Mitgardia by Josh

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Built for the Guilds of Historica 10 year anniversary contest on Eurobricks.

The grand entrance to Treacleheim was famous for it's large statues depicting the dwarf brothers Dwim and Dim. As travelers approached the dwarven city, the light would catch off the gem-studded door drawing attention to the large doors. But it was the towering statues that kept visitor's attention as they crossed the bridge.

Wyndor was visiting the dwarves of Treacleheim. The citizen's of his city, Dalig Ulv, were bringing their fall produce to trade for weapons. Raiders were becoming more and more of a problem. And with winter coming soon, it was likely the raids would only increase. Best to be well armed. And what better way to protect yourself than with a dwarven blade?

Gates of Treacleheim in Mitgardia by Josh

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Built for the Guilds of Historica 10 year anniversary contest on Eurobricks.

The grand entrance to Treacleheim was famous for it's large statues depicting the dwarf brothers Dwim and Dim. As travelers approached the dwarven city, the light would catch off the gem-studded door drawing attention to the large doors. But it was the towering statues that kept visitor's attention as they crossed the bridge.

Wyndor was visiting the dwarves of Treacleheim. The citizen's of his city, Dalig Ulv, were bringing their fall produce to trade for weapons. Raiders were becoming more and more of a problem. And with winter coming soon, it was likely the raids would only increase. Best to be well armed. And what better way to protect yourself than with a dwarven blade?

Gates of Treacleheim in Mitgardia by Josh

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Built for the Guilds of Historica 10 year anniversary contest on Eurobricks.

The grand entrance to Treacleheim was famous for it's large statues depicting the dwarf brothers Dwim and Dim. As travelers approached the dwarven city, the light would catch off the gem-studded door drawing attention to the large doors. But it was the towering statues that kept visitor's attention as they crossed the bridge.

Wyndor was visiting the dwarves of Treacleheim. The citizen's of his city, Dalig Ulv, were bringing their fall produce to trade for weapons. Raiders were becoming more and more of a problem. And with winter coming soon, it was likely the raids would only increase. Best to be well armed. And what better way to protect yourself than with a dwarven blade?

Gates of Treacleheim in Mitgardia by Josh

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Built for the Guilds of Historica 10 year anniversary contest on Eurobricks.

The grand entrance to Treacleheim was famous for it's large statues depicting the dwarf brothers Dwim and Dim. As travelers approached the dwarven city, the light would catch off the gem-studded door drawing attention to the large doors. But it was the towering statues that kept visitor's attention as they crossed the bridge.

Wyndor was visiting the dwarves of Treacleheim. The citizen's of his city, Dalig Ulv, were bringing their fall produce to trade for weapons. Raiders were becoming more and more of a problem. And with winter coming soon, it was likely the raids would only increase. Best to be well armed. And what better way to protect yourself than with a dwarven blade?

Fujica AZ-1 by Camera Wiki

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Please see the camera-wiki article on the Fujica AZ-1.

In the 21st century it would become ubiquitous for interchangeable-lens cameras to come bundled with a midrange zoom lens. But in 1977, Fuji broke new ground* by offering an SLR in a factory bundle with their 43-75mm zoom. That lens's specs are fairly underwhelming; but as the copy indicates, the priority was on compact size. (50/55mm lens kits were also offered.)

This was one of the last Fujica models to continue with their proprietary modification of the 42mm thread mount to allow open-aperture metering, introduced with the Fujica ST801. In keeping with industry trends, soon Fuji would introduce a replacement bayonet mount.

*See the Nikkorex Zoom 35 for a non-interchangeable predecessor.

World Professional Sculling Championship, Rat Portage (Kenora), September, 1901. Group portrait of spectators, reporters, etc., including John Sinclair Robertson, second seated from left. by Special Collections Toronto Public Library

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It's that time a year when generous men begin to sport charitable facial hair in support of cancer research. Watching our male colleagues slowly hair over, we sometimes reminisce over the Old Days, when men committed to their facial hair for the long run. Ladies and Gentlemen — MOVEMBER! Besides their obvious follicular avocation, the men here pictured were keen spectators at the World Professional Sculling Championships for 1901, in Rat Portage (Kenora), Ontario.

Creator: Steele & Co

Date: 1901

Identifier: B 3-74c

Format: Picture

Rights: Public domain

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