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Still westward facing. A yellow vacuum cleaner peeks out from under a broken door. Cardboard boxes contain plastic bags and packaging.
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After cleaning up the sea of discarded gift wrapping paper and cardboard boxes there was just one present left under the tree and it had my name on it.
I had no idea what it was and judging by the size of the box I thought possibly some Pro-B heads or maybe a bunch of light stands? Or maybe a very carefully wrapped Canon EF 85mm ƒ/1.2L USM!
As I pulled back the wrapper my eyes grew bigger, my imagination grew wilder. What could it be in here? Then I saw it and flash backs of my childhood years of getting my mom a coffee maker, Isotoner gloves & slippers hit my cerebral cortex like a Mickey Mouse train out of control.
I guess I should take the hint and get to cleaning now.
Strobist info: 550EX 1/128 softbox above camera left | 430EX 1/16 camera right to light dining room | 580EX II 1/128 on camera bounced behind against white door and to trigger
Camera info: Canon EOS 1D Mark III | Canon EF 35mm ƒ/1.4L USM | 1/300 ƒ/1.4 ISO100
Well, not really, since I didn't atached the vacuum cleaner to the hose :-)
ODC - Theme (11-03-2012): Chore
One of the sights of the A40 going in to London, thanks to Tesco for this masterpiece of Art Deco extravagance. Built by Wallis, Gilbert and Partners (who else?!) in 1932, was used by the Hoover Company for manufacturing vacuum cleaners. The canteen on the side (left/west) was added in 1938, and further additions were during the years. Closed in the early 1980s, acquired by Tesco in 1989, Tesco worked with the Grade 2 listing to produce a working "museum" to 1930s architecture, and well they have done too. Two main building were demolished, and the car park is on their sites. The front offices are let by Parkinson Brown, and contain many treasures within the doors, again sympathetically restored and maintained. The building is floodlit in green until 10pm.
www.hooverbuilding.co.uk/index.html
We have arrived. Somewhat later than planned, but all is OK.
Where is this I hear you ask? Take a look here:
www.sykescottages.co.uk/cottage/Somerset-Hurn-Fm/Fairway-...
Don't get too excited, its basically two posh static caravans bolted together but with mains gas, etc.
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One of the sights of the A40 going in to London, thanks to Tesco for this masterpiece of Art Deco extravagance. Built by Wallis, Gilbert and Partners (who else?!) in 1932, was used by the Hoover Company for manufacturing vacuum cleaners. The canteen on the side (left/west) was added in 1938, and further additions were during the years. Closed in the early 1980s, acquired by Tesco in 1989, Tesco worked with the Grade 2 listing to produce a working "museum" to 1930s architecture, and well they have done too. Two main building were demolished, and the car park is on their sites. The front offices are let by Parkinson Brown, and contain many treasures within the doors, again sympathetically restored and maintained. The building is floodlit in green until 10pm.
www.hooverbuilding.co.uk/index.html
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Tyler B, 6 - Ohio
“I love to clean because I want to get rid of dust so my allergies and asthma won’t act up. I help my mom vacuum everyday and it helps a lot. I also love to clean to keep the house shiny. My best tip to keep the house tidy is to pick up my toys when I am done with them.”
Man with patriotic arse looking for vacuum cleaner attachment for doing multiple piercings seeks advice from guantanamo man on day release as light-fingered polo man snarfs a cable for an Electrolux 340L.
Update: I just saw this man walking past my house still wearing the exact same clothes. From my first floor vantage point, however, I could admire the tattoos on his head.
"Absolutely love it. The wife and I have been through many vacuums in our 42 years of marrige - there's nothing like it - picks up cat fur - we have had 3 and 4 cats - you can't get anything that picks up fur off of a rug any better than this" "The attachments that come with it are top quality - it's got a great long electric cord - the hose is nice high quality, the floor brush works excellent on our tile floors, great machine" "Service you can't beat. Where else can you bring something back once a year and have it fixed for free, have new brushes installed, new hose, you can't beat that kind of service" David Peirce of Fairhaven MA does a review about his Handy Andy's Quality Vac™ Vacuum Cleaner from Handy Andy's Quality Vacuum Cleaners, Sales, Service, Repairs, Parts, 1693 Acushnet Ave, New Bedford MA 02746 (508) 997-8011
On our second vac in 13 years. Unbelievable service and product. Customers for life. John Jr and John III Pina of East Freetown MA do a review about their Handy Andy's Quality Vac™ Vacuum Cleaner from Handy Andy's Quality Vacuum Cleaners, Sales, Service, Repairs, Parts, 1693 Acushnet Ave, New Bedford MA 02746 (508) 997-8011
One of the sights of the A40 going in to London, thanks to Tesco for this masterpiece of Art Deco extravagance. Built by Wallis, Gilbert and Partners (who else?!) in 1932, was used by the Hoover Company for manufacturing vacuum cleaners. The canteen on the side (left/west) was added in 1938, and further additions were during the years. Closed in the early 1980s, acquired by Tesco in 1989, Tesco worked with the Grade 2 listing to produce a working "museum" to 1930s architecture, and well they have done too. Two main building were demolished, and the car park is on their sites. The front offices are let by Parkinson Brown, and contain many treasures within the doors, again sympathetically restored and maintained. The building is floodlit in green until 10pm.
www.hooverbuilding.co.uk/index.html
Panoramic view of my room at home, cluttered with books and boxes and dominated by my computer (a relatively old iMac). This is essentially what's left of the stuff I had in California plus a few things I purchased in Japan. At this rate, the next time we move, I'll just need one box for everything...
The bookshelves are semi-earthquake resistant, meaning one has braces and the other doesn't. (The bookshelf that could cause the most damage if it fell over is braced.)
The image is heavily distorted because the panoramic app on my cell phone was never intended to be used so close to the subject matter (being designed for outdoor panoramas of landscapes).
Round variant.
One of the sights of the A40 going in to London, thanks to Tesco for this masterpiece of Art Deco extravagance. Built by Wallis, Gilbert and Partners (who else?!) in 1932, was used by the Hoover Company for manufacturing vacuum cleaners. The canteen on the side (left/west) was added in 1938, and further additions were during the years. Closed in the early 1980s, acquired by Tesco in 1989, Tesco worked with the Grade 2 listing to produce a working "museum" to 1930s architecture, and well they have done too. Two main building were demolished, and the car park is on their sites. The front offices are let by Parkinson Brown, and contain many treasures within the doors, again sympathetically restored and maintained. The building is floodlit in green until 10pm.
www.hooverbuilding.co.uk/index.html
One of the sights of the A40 going in to London, thanks to Tesco for this masterpiece of Art Deco extravagance. Built by Wallis, Gilbert and Partners (who else?!) in 1932, was used by the Hoover Company for manufacturing vacuum cleaners. The canteen on the side (left/west) was added in 1938, and further additions were during the years. Closed in the early 1980s, acquired by Tesco in 1989, Tesco worked with the Grade 2 listing to produce a working "museum" to 1930s architecture, and well they have done too. Two main building were demolished, and the car park is on their sites. The front offices are let by Parkinson Brown, and contain many treasures within the doors, again sympathetically restored and maintained. The building is floodlit in green until 10pm.
www.hooverbuilding.co.uk/index.html
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. – The Currituck prepares to open its hull to empty the sand to the bottom of the ocean about 500 feet from the shoreline of 15th Street at the Virginia Beach oceanfront. The Corps dredge vessel has been off the East Coast of Rudee Inlet from July 18-21, 2012, to remove shoaling in the federal navigation channel. While the vessel was here, Col. Paul Olsen and several Norfolk District employees and interns met the crew, toured the vessel and saw first-hand how a hopper dredge works to re-nourish the shoreline. (U.S. Army photo/Jerry Rogers)
From March 13, Mi 11 will be available for purchase at an amazing price of PHP 36,990 for the 8GB + 256GB variant. At the same time, Xiaomi launched two new ecosystem products in the Philippines: Mi Vacuum Cleaner G10 and Mi Electric Scooter Pro 2 Mercedes- AMG Petronas F1 Team Edition.
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