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I made this! Starting from basic dead soft silver wire, I made all the rings and the clasp, and soldered the whole thing. I took a soldering class (starsbeads.com) last weekend. Lots of fun and somewhat different from electronics soldering. Sorry, picture not focused well.
Shortly after this picture was taken, slightly less shortly after this situation was discovered by Brian, Brian pulled all my wires out and organized them with zip ties and nerd magic. Looking at this photo, I'm actually kind of proud of my PC for never catching on fire.
I love complex or random patterns, and this pair of telephone poles gave me just just that. I liked the dynamics of the scene.
Wire Pass has several sections of very narrow constriction (actual slot canyon) that then open back up into broader canyons like this.
©AVucha 2013
Woodstock Police and Fire/Rescue responded to the 1100 Block of Mitchell St. for a report of wires down and arcing. On arrival they found multiple wires down across the roadway. They proceed to close off Mitchell St. from Kimball Ave. to Hickory St. Also, closing off the intersection of Mitchell St. and Hickory Ln. ComEd was notified and came to resolve the issues.
Time of dispatch: 2:17pm
Woodstock, Illinois
A George Schrade Knife Co wire frame pocket knife. Marked
GEO. SCHRADE
KNIFE CO. INC.
PAT. -1-27-42
B'PORT CONN.
U.S.A.
I bought it today at a tag sale in Stratford Connecticut the town next to where it was made. It's the first one like this I have seen and found the design very nice both visually and in the way it feels in your hand and wonder why nobody seems to make a version of it today. An other nice thing is because of the way the blade is exposed it can be opened with one hand.