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A small spaceship. Woo. Features:
comfy seating for two
timeless 80s styling
many obsolete bits
substantial cargo space
includes high security mail packet and miscellaneous something
crew resplendent in classic gray and blue colors
does not include angry green space guy
Our utility lines are in the process of being placed underground. I can't wait. This ugly mess is next to our garage.
ODC: 10/8/2020: Link or line.
Often the public service network creates strange geometries that seem created to confuse. Those tangles of pipes, cables, counters, boxes, doors, etc. produce a certain charm given their old look; almost out of place in the (supposedly) digital world in which we live.
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A menudo la red de servicios públicos crea extrañas geometrías que parecen creadas para confundir. Esas marañas de tubos, cables, contadores, cajas, puertas, etc producen un cierto encanto dado su aspecto antiguo; casi fuera de lugar en el (supuestamente) mundo digital en el que vivimos.
Sheridan, Wyoming
Camera: Pentax 645N
Lens: smc Pentax-FA 645 75mm F/2.8 (yellow filter)
Exposure: 1/250 @ F/11
Film: Kosmo Foto Mono home dev. in D-76 1+1
Wild flowers growing nearby decorate this Utility Box! They appear to be wild daisies. It makes an otherwise plain box get some beauty!
Picture Of City Of White Plains New York Police Department 2014 Ford Explorer Police Interceptor Utility - Truck 19 - Emergency Services Unit. This Car Used To Be Car 2 (468). Photo Taken Sunday December 20, 2015.
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American Warehouse built in 1906 for the American Malting Company. Combination of a Warehouse and mill.
This pole is situated adjacent to the historic Pears Mill on the Common in downtown Buchanan, Michigan, and has some history attached to it. Start with the climbing rungs still attached and the numerous pock marks made by climbing spikes. The metal buttons/plates tacked to the pole read as follows (from the top down):
C. E. Co.
PENTA 1957
C. E. Co.
COBRA 1955
CHAPMAN
1987
POL NU
I & ME Co.
119
B595 – 101
Additionally, a button attached to the other side of the pole reads:
GEOFORCE
2015
Alphabetical key to acronyms:
C. E. Co. = Chicago Electric Company
CHAPMAN = Chapman Chemical Co. aka ISK Biocides
www.iskbiocides.com/about/history.php
COBRA = Cobra Rods, a wood preservative
www.loghelp.com/products/cobra-rods.asp
GEOFORCE = a global tracking company
geoforce.com
I & ME Co. = Indiana Michigan Power
PENTA = pentachlorphenol, a wood preservative
toxicfreefuture.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/penta.pdf
POL NU = Penta Preservative Grease, a wood preservative
www3.epa.gov/pesticides/chem_search/ppls/001022-00046-198...
This pole is near the end of a whole line of poles, all showing evidence of being quite old, that serves a small downtown residential neighborhood.
Another vehicle, this time detailed enough to guide an actual solid model. Again, 1:35 scale.
This one is a small utility vehicle. Hydrogen fuel cell for power. In the theme of Industrialpunk, or Hibernia, whichever. I'm not totally sold on the cab, but now that I have the dimensions down, I can play around with the shape. I may try out something closer to this, this, this, this, or this.
