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Axe Valley also serve Beer with a number of other routes, one being the 885, which provides a connection through to Seaton and Axminster railway station. Former First London and Metroline LK59CXD stands at the post office about to head back to its home town.
Beer Square
22nd December 2025
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I always enjoy photographing Axe Valley, if nothing else for the variety. Since their fleet became DDA compliant, the changes have been reduced in recent years, with regular Solo MX56ABO ascending the hill from Axminster station on the 885 to Seaton.
This little axe is called The Chopper, it's a vendor I made for the WASD store. It's got a more natural look than the Rimfire which I made prior to this.
Same as with the Rimfire, 2 light sources, one on the front, one on the back/side.
This might be available @ the ENGINE ROOM too, or not, who knows.
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Hrothmund's Axe by FrankFamily
..... I was glad to leave the farm behind me. The farmer's wife Sara kept staring at me. I felt very uncomfortable. I feel sorry for Pete, she seems like a very difficult woman.
I went back to the King's Road and followed it through the forest.
Cries for help came my way and I rushed towards the noise.
A girl was dangling from the top of a tree.
Some knight was chopping vigorously at the base of the tree.
When the girl was not begging the knight to stop, she was screaming she was not a witch.
Kind of hard to believe if you dress in black, have a pointy hat and fly around on a broomstick .....
Gundlach Korona Commercial Camera (1932), Bausch & Lomb, Zeiss Protar (1904), series IV, 8x10, X-ray, blue film, R09, 1:100, 10min
AVMT Buses (Axe Valley Mini Travel) are owners of this fine, reliable example of a Dennis Dart MPD/Plaxton Pointer 2.
It is only a reserve vehicle, however has recently seen service due to Solos breaking! 506's lime green sister X595FBB used to be at AVMT too.
X506WRG, ex-Go North East, waits at Axminster Millwey Rise before operating the penultimate journey of the working week, the 17.05 885 to Seaton & Beer.
Hand forged spike polled axe
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I spent the whole day photographing an Osprey at Seaton on the River Axe, Devon and was rewarded when this juvenile bird hovered a few feet away while flying into a stiff southerly breeze, blowing straight up the river.
It is a juvenile bird and is still learning how to fish. Having caught a small fish around 9am it wasn't successful again to 5pm but it sure did put in numerous attempts throughout the day.
This was a amazing opportunity to photograph a wild Osprey in its natural environment. Such a pleasure to see, enjoy and in no way set up.
A bright, sunny almost windless afternoon provided the contrasts for this photo of the reflections in a pool in Axe Creek. Infrared Processed in LR and Silver Efex Pro
my axe mask on my Granfors bruks wildlife hatched that i use as my main carving axe finally fell apart so i set about making a new one,and a couple for sale,made from 4mm veg tanned leather i think they will be more robust than the original the axe came with which was 2mm veg tanned leather.
Shooter: COE
"Model": COE
Location: COE's mansion
Gears: Canon 500D + Zenithar 16mm Fisheye
Stuffs: Manfrotto 190X PRO B + ballhead 486RC2
Settings: ISO400
Strobe: Continuous tungsten light + continuous neon light from right
Processing: HDR from single RAW
Ispiration: Shining - The Shining link
Shining è un film horror del 1980 diretto da Stanley Kubrick, basato sul romanzo omonimo di Stephen King.
Shining (The Shining, tradotto fedelmente suonerebbe come "Il luccichìo", ma il titolo è ispirato al verso "We all shine on" della canzone di John Lennon Instant Karma!) rappresenta una tappa dell'itinerario di attraversamento-appropriazione-sfondamento dei generi operata da Kubrick nel corso della sua carriera.
Nel romanzo omonimo da cui il film è tratto, Stephen King rielabora in chiave thriller il topos caro alla letteratura di fantasmi della casa infestata, trasformandola in albergo e mettendo in rapporto con gli avvenimenti soprannaturali che vi si verificano un nucleo familiare composto da una coppia e dal loro unico figlio dotato di poteri paranormali.
Plot: Jack Torrance (Jack Nicholson), insegnante disoccupato con un problema di alcolismo e scrittore fallito, decide di accettare il lavoro di guardiano invernale in un enorme hotel in Colorado, l'Overlook, sperduto tra innumerevoli montagne e distante ore di viaggio da qualunque centro abitato. Il direttore, Stuart Ullman, nel loro primo colloquio, sostiene che il lavoro non è pesante, ma il difficile della situazione è il riuscire a rimanere da soli cinque mesi bloccati dalla neve: nel 1970, infatti, dieci anni prima, il direttore aveva preso un tale di nome Delbert Grady a cui era venuto, durante la lunga permanenza solo con moglie e figlie, un fortissimo esaurimento nervoso; perse il lume della ragione e sterminò con un'ascia l'intera famiglia. Jack sostiene tuttavia che questo non è un tipo di cose che potrebbe succedere proprio a lui, e si trasferisce dunque all'hotel con la moglie Wendy (Shelley Duvall) e il figlio Danny.
Danny, figlioletto di Jack con doti telepatiche, giunto all'hotel entra in contatto con Mr. Halloran, il capo cuoco; questi gli rivela di essere anche lui in possesso della "luccicanza" (shining), ovvero una sorta di potere tramite il quale le persone che lo padroneggiano possono prevedere eventi futuri, rivivere quelli passati e comunicare tra loro. L'uomo confida a Danny che vivendo nell'albergo gli potrà capitare di vedere alcuni dei fatti di sangue che vi sono accaduti, ma non dovrà averne paura perché non sono reali. Tuttavia, gli raccomanda di non avvicinarsi assolutamente alla camera 237, senza però dirgli cosa contiene. Gli dice anche che se durante la permanenza avesse bisogno di aiuto non dovrà fare altro che chiamarlo con la luccicanza e lui lo sentirà.
Passa più o meno un mese. Nell'albergo deserto, Jack passa le giornate a scrivere il suo romanzo, Wendy a fare i lavori "domestici" e Danny a fare infiniti giri nell'hotel con il suo triciclo. Un giorno, però, quando Wendy si avvicina a Jack per cercare di leggere ciò che ha scritto, questo la scaccia in malo modo. Da allora, Danny comincia ad avere inquietanti visioni: incontra le due figlie assassinate dieci anni prima da Mr. Grady, vede fiumi di sangue uscire dall'ascensore e invadere i corridoi, ma riesce anche a dominare la paura e a smascherare le false presenze. Intanto, l'equilibrio psichico di Jack viene lentamente compromesso: immagina di incontrare il barista dell'hotel degli anni venti, Lloyd, discutendo con lui dei suoi problemi con l'alcool e con il figlio Danny, al quale, anni prima, aveva spezzato un braccio in un momento di follia. Wendy, frattanto, capisce che nell'hotel c'è qualcuno oltre loro. Danny, infatti, disobbedisce all'ordine dato da Mr. Halloran ed entra nella camera 237, che sembra attirarlo in modo particolare, e qui incontra il cadavere di una donna in avanzato stadio di putrefazione, che cerca di strangolarlo. Dopo aver confidato alla madre l'aggressione, Wendy implora Jack, ormai in lento allontanamento dalla realtà, di andare a controllare. Anche lui trova l'essere nella camera, ma preferisce non dire niente a Wendy. La donna però sostiene che Danny deve andarsene dall'hotel, ma Jack non prende affatto bene questa affermazione, e crede che moglie e figlio stiano tentando di rovinargli il lavoro, così faticosamente guadagnato. Jack non vuole infatti ammettere a sè stesso di non avere nessun talento come scrittore, e accusa la sua famiglia, verso la quale cova in realtà un odio profondo, di ostacolarlo.
Jack si mette a girovagare per l'albergo e finisce nella sala da ballo, dove "rivive" una festa in maschera che si è in realtà svolta nel 1921. In un certo confine fra sogno e realtà, incontra Mr. Grady, il precedente custode dell'hotel, che approfitta della situazione per proporre a Jack di "punire" come aveva fatto lui stesso la famiglia e gli confida anche che sta arrivando Mr. Halloran a prenderli. Il cuoco infatti era già stato chiamato telepaticamente da Danny, per chiedergli aiuto; Mr. Hallorann però fatica ad arrivare a causa di una violenta tempesta di neve che ha colpito la zona. Wendy incontra Jack nella hall, e scopre che in tutte le pagine battute a macchina dal marito vi è scritta sempre la stessa frase: "Lavorare soltanto e non giocare rende Jack un ragazzo annoiato". Avendo ormai compreso che Jack si è completamente alienato dalla realtà, Wendy lo ferisce con una mazza da baseball, al termine di un violento dialogo, e lo chiude nella dispensa; Jack le rivela però di aver sabotato la radio e il gatto delle nevi, e quindi lei e Danny sono impossibilitati ad andarsene dall'hotel.
Jack riesce a uscire dalla dispensa e si impossessa della stessa ascia 'usata' da Grady dieci anni prima, con la quale cerca di raggiungere la moglie e il figlio, che si sono barricati nella stanza da bagno; inizia a sfondare la porta a colpi d'ascia mentre Wendy riesce a far fuggire il figlio attraverso la stretta finestrella, dalla quale lei non può passare. Jack riesce a sfondare uno dei pannelli della porta e infila dentro il braccio per aprire la porta, ma Wendy lo ferisce alla mano con un coltello da cucina; l'arrivo di Mr. Halloran con un gatto delle nevi distrae Jack ma, appena entrato, il cuoco viene assassinato dal folle con un colpo d'ascia al petto. Jack si lancia all'inseguimento di Danny: dalle cucine lo rincorre all'esterno, dove imperversa la bufera di neve, fino al labirinto di siepi dell'hotel, una specie di attrazione turistica. Danny riesce ad uscirne con uno stratagemma, e lui e la madre fuggono con il gatto delle nevi di Halloran, mentre Jack si perde nella tormenta. La penultima scena mostra il cadavere di Jack, morto assiderato, con l'ascia in mano e mezzo sepolto dalla neve, mentre l'ultima, enigmatica, mostra una foto nell'hotel scattata durante la festa in maschera del 1921, dove si vede Jack sorridente in mezzo alle altre persone.
Dedicated to: All the guys bringing an axe in their hand...
Quotes:
- "All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy" --> "Lavorare soltanto e non giocare rende Jack un ragazzo annoiato" ( Jack Torrance )
- "Il mattino ha l'oro in bocca" ( Jack Torrance )
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This is a new Axe and Shield that I have just completed. (I haven't done one of these for 7 years now) The Axe handle is Oak with a leather grip and copper wire wrapping. The head and inlays are metal powder filled resin. When polished these have the real weight and feel of metal. The shield is stained plywood and has cast resin plates. Oh yes... its strictly for display purposes only!
Axe length 22", shield diameter 22".
PS it says to the right that this pic was taken on a Canon EOS 50 D. It wasn't I'm afraid, I borrowed a background image from my dad that was taken on one and attached my image onto it with Corel Photo Paint.
Indeed , the Tourney is about to start and Sir Fights Alot will be taking on Sir Chops Alot !!
That is really their names as sold by English Heritage .
We saw these two characters whilst visiting Pevensey Castle and with our family history could not resist them .
Tournament, also called tourney, series of military exercises, probably of medieval French origin and confined to western Europe, in which knights fought one another to display their skill and courage. Tournaments had become more pageantry than combat by the end of the 16th century, and the term is still used somewhat in this sense—for instance, in the Royal Tournament, an annual naval and military display held in London, and the New Year’s Day Tournament of Roses parade in Pasadena, California.
In the early 20th century, the word tournament also came to be applied to certain methods of conducting sports competitions. In the most common modern tournament, the contestants are matched in pairs, with the losers in each test eliminated and the winners paired anew until only one remains as the champion of the tournament. In some tournaments, called double-elimination tournaments, the contestant is not eliminated until defeated a second time. In a third form, called a round robin, each contestant opposes every other contestant and the one with the highest percentage of victories is declared the champion.
The tournament in its earliest form apparently originated in France about the middle of the 11th century. Several chroniclers credit a French baron, Geoffroi de Preully, with having invented tournaments.
The early tournament was a mock battle between two bodies of armed horsemen and was called the mêlée. (This term is also applied to a predecessor of modern football [soccer]. See mêlée.) Later came the joust, a trial of skill in which two horsemen charged each other with leveled lances from either end of the lists (the palisades enclosing the jousting ground), each attempting to unhorse the other; the mêlée, however, continued side by side with it.
About 1292 a Statutum Armorum (“Statute of Arms”) enacted that swords with points were not to be used (nor were pointed daggers, clubs, or maces). Fallen knights were to be helped up only by their own squires, wearing their heraldic device. The squire who offended was to lose horse and arms and be imprisoned for three years. Disputes were to be settled by a court of honour of princes and earls.
Some tournaments were harmless and some rough. For the Tournament of Peace held at Windsor Park, England, in 1278, the sword blades were of whalebone and parchment, silvered; the helms of boiled leather; and the shields of light wood. At others, however, contestants were often killed or wounded. Blunted, or rebated, lance points came into use early, and by the 14th century a crown-shaped coronal head was often fitted in place of the point.
By the 1400s, jousters usually ran their courses separated by a cloth-covered barrier, or tilt, to prevent the collision of their horses. Armourers began to devise special armour that was heavier and less flexible than armour for the field, being used only for tilting.
In the 16th century, fighting on foot at the barrier with short spears became popular. Poleaxes also were used, and there were mounted combats with swords or maces. Prizes were presented to the victors by ladies.
In continental Europe, lists were jealously closed to all combatants except those of noble birth. In the German lands, questions as to the purity of descent of a candidate for admission to a noble order were often settled by appeal to an ancestor’s having taken part in a tournament.
The tournament eventually degenerated into the carrousel, a kind of equestrian polonaise, and the more harmless sport of tilting at a ring. In modern times there have been occasional romantic revivals, the most famous perhaps being the tournament at Eglinton Castle, in Scotland, in 1839, described in Disraeli’s novel Endymion (1880). Later tournaments were theatrical reenactments.
William Marshal " The Greatest Knight of All Time " excelled at The Tourney and played a part in English history , he played a part in Magna Carta , repelled an invasion from France and ruled as Regent after the death of King John , quite a man . His is buried in Temple Church in London where his tomb can be seen .