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Up until NS's lease of the line to the CCET the in use segment of the Peavine from just east of Mount Orab to Clare Yard still had working N&W signals. Now most are bagged or just turned off as is the case for this one near Milford, Ohio.
Culdrose based Royal Navy Westland Sea King ASaC.7 'Baggers' ZA126/91 makes the type's final display appearance at the RNAS Yeovilton 2018 'Air Day'
Deploying her Thales Defence Super Searcher radar in that rotatable 'bag', these helicopters are used for fleet Airborne Early Warning taking over the role previously flown by No.849 Squadron's Fairey Gannet AEW.3's when aboard the Navy's steam catapult equipped carriers
A new version of the Navy's Agusta Merlin is soon to replace them under the 'Crowsnest' programme
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After having spent the night in the Panamanian town of Rio Hato our next stay would be in San Carlos where we visited the beaches of Playa Blanco, Farallon Beach and Nico's Beach.
This is a tribute to my old camera bag that is no longer funtional, but I have not been able to throw it away yet. This Domke Toad 20 waistpack served me well for over 12 years, traveling to over 15 states and 4 other countries with me. The red string held the buckle together through most of the Utah National Parks when the buckle cracked during my honeymoon. The safety pin kept the handle on the bag on the way back from volunteering in Panama. All of the nylon straps have pretty much disintegrated. I still have not found a bag that I like as much, although my current camera equipment would never fit in this bag. This old bag also inspired the picture that I will post to the Macro Mondays group tomorrow.
Ok so... as I was pulling out the stuff from my 'purse' to take a piccy... i realized i had a bottle of diet pepsi from the last time i went shopping. Why didn't i know that was in there??? Need to do this more often!
It's a fun idea, thanks miss Milk for reviving this lil game!
This is what I saw when I opened the door to my bedroom yesterday. That bag hanging on the doorknob contains clothes that need to be mended; it's probably pretty soft!
I love love love this bag :-). It is totally different as all my previous bags - the pompoms are really funny when you are wearing the bag:-)… I started it maybe 10times.. from February and I still wasn´t satisfied.. My personal neverending story..:-) But - finally I finished it and I hope, that will be bring joy to it’s new owner..
The name of this bag is idea of my little one Natalka:-).. She told me - oh mommy, what a crazy bag you did?
I love her:-)) Both my girls are just amaizing rainbow fairies:-)
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For MACRO MONDAYS: Bag
My daughter is a fan of Hayao Miyazaki, director of Japanese animation films. Some years ago I gave to her during a trip to London, a bag with Totoro, which is the logo of Studio Ghibli.
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Micro-Nikkor 105mm f/2.8G IF-ED
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Amazing knitted bag by Emily Blades using old plastic carrier bags. cut up and knit. The pattern for this bag, with tips on knitting with carrier bag yarn, is included in the book "Knits to Care and Share" by Gerard Allt.
A mid-2000's Circuit City bag I found one day digging through some old stuff in my house. Apparently, someone wants to revive Circuit City, which you can read about in this article. The entire venture they describe in the article doesn't sound too promising or successful should this unlikely plan go through, but the article is still an interesting read as it explains the history and fall of Circuit City in it as well.
Anyway, that wraps up bag day. I have a new store tour laid out to begin this Saturday...
It's already november ! It seems like I took that OCTOBER what's in my bag picture just a week ago ! It's impressive how fast time is going by this year.
So a few things have changed, first of all MY NEW BAG my mom bought me (and I'm absolutely in love with it), then there's my new fisheye, and amazing hand cream (yes, I invent reasons to justify the 105 times a day I put cream on) and the breast cancer pin.
Happy November everyone, hope you guys are all enjoying wonderful autumn :) !
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