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This building was designed by Richard Gillow (architect), son of the more famous Robert Gillow (cabinet maker). It is now part of the Lancaster Maritime Museum. I like how the stone facings and pillars have weathered over the centuries since it was built.
In the US military an officer who joined as an enlisted man is sometimes called a Mustang.
There have been many notable Mustangs, including Chesty Puller and Chuck Yeager.
How many people these days experience the joy of a freshly cleaned typewriter?
This is a 1960s Scheidegger Princess-Matic. Made by Keller & Knappich in West Germany in the 1960's for the Willy Scheidegger Swiss Typing School.
The ribbon is brand new, hence the 'fat' lettering. It will calm down with some use.
This lovely piano was built at the Bechstein English subsidiary, and not at Berlin, around 1930 (going from the serial number on the frame). Sadly, it has not been kept in concert fettle and the keyboard and action need to be overhauled by a technician. The Ivory Act makes it illegal to sell this on, so I shall look forward to returning next year to play it again.
Notwithstanding, it was a pleasure to play.
To be fair, this door hasn't been maintained in years. But it's interesting to see how the varnish is flaking off in the sun.
Air fryer baked cheese, egg, tomato, with more Red Leicester on top, in a tortilla case.
Sliced tomato with house dressing.
Whole grain mustard.
20 minutes.
Saw this on my way to meet my friend for coffee. Made me think of old trawlers.
It's been an odd kind of day, but it was great to catch up over a decent brew.
The Wyre Rose at the slipway, preparing for passengers.
The ferry service has run from Knott End to Fleetwood since 1840. It's the longest running ferry service in England. The alternative is to drive 12 miles to the nearest crossing. This boat saves time, carbon, and provides opportunities for work and tourism.