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A little anxious before the masquerade at the National Museum.
...And for me pretty difficult co-operating with two (and a mask) at the same time!
Bit more messing about with paints. It's all a learning curve, quite like this dude, even though my niece got hold of him, dropped him and caused a few scratches.
A Bit na Ta Abbey Howlett Adrian Sherwood Anoushka Shankar Architects of Air Baker Boy Bashka Bedouine Bixiga 70 Blick Bassy Chico Trujillo Constantinople & Ablaye Cissoko DJ Marky Dan Sultan Daymé Arocena Deborah Conway & Willy Zygier Didirri Dustyesky Elephant Sessions Eva Quartet Ghada Shbeir Gogol Bordello Gratte Ciel Hana & Jessie-Lee's Bad Habits Hartway Hat Fitz & Cara Havana Meets Kingston Hypnotic Brass Ensemble Jazz Party Jojo Abot Kamasi Washington Kings & Associates Le Vent du Nord Lonelyspeck Lura Mama Kin Spender Mission Songs Project Moussa Diakité & Wassado My Bubba Nai Palm Nano Stern Naomi Keyte Nickodemus Noura Mint Seymali POW! Negro Pat Thomas & Kwashibu Area Band Peanut Butter Wolf REMI x SAMPA Rahim AlHaj Trio Rajab Suleiman & Kithara Rodrigo y Gabriela San Lazaro TAO Dance Theater Tank and The Bangas Tex, Don & Charlie The Avalanches The Manganiyar Seduction Thievery Corporation Thundercat Tim Whitt Tinariwen Victoria Hanna Violons Barbares YID! Yellow Blue Bus Yirrmal and the Miliyawutj
"Womad is for the young, the old, the dancers, nature lovers, party people and the fascinated. An experience needed to be shared by one and all" "The Music"
"Without doubt one of the most important cultural festivals in Australia." Double J
"WOMADelaide creates an immersive experience that goes beyond the music. It's a four-day feast for the senses" The Age
"A veritable jewel in the crown of Australian music festivals" Rhythms Mag
Art installation by Julius Popp, under the main Stratford Walk bridge between Westfield Stratford and the Olympic Stadium. Olympic Park, London, August 2012
My camera gear .. well most of it, with the exception of my Tamron camera bag and my Manfrotto tripod.
Bit different this one.
This is thought to be c1952-9 and I guess in the Salopia garage which I think was in Whitchurch.
HUJ996 was a Foden PVRF6 with a Whitson RC39C body that was one of a pair new to the operator in June 1952.
Image from a negative in my collection taken by an unknown photographer.
This collection was given to me by my Grandfather. Some are missing but drill bits always go missing. He was a farmer and would have used these often. He had a garage of tools. One day I hope to have a garage full of tools.