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Saga Master System Joystick and Wico Command Stick. Both original 1980s vintage, look and work fantastic.
Bit of a last minute decision to head northwards for this, but the evening clearance was from the north so thought it was worth a go... 57007 passes Brumber Bridge with 4M51 1610 Tees Dock to Ditton on 27th July 2012
I'm sewing really long strips with the 1.5 inch width pieces. Then I'll cut them to about 40 inches, press them, sew five strips together, add a white strip to each side and then cut five blocks from each sewn set. I admit it, this is my idea of fun :)
I love pictures that turn out great straight out of the camera. I was hoping to try and capture the sky's furry, I was desperately hoping for rain. It didn't, but I got a neat picture out of it.
Looking at it now I'm not as in love with it as I first was. I think I should have cropped it a bit differently maybe? Or maybe I should play with the lighting? I have no idea.
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"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
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The small firm I worked for didn't initially have all of the raw materials. I had my own little collection of bits which I had procured from the bicycle factory. This brake bridge was originally stamped Gipiemme, which is still faintly visible on the pitted surface of the metal.
This frame and all of those built within the first couple of months were a product of enthusiasm and self belief. I so much wanted to be a framebuilder and I knew it was likely my only chance. Fortunately, my luck held out long enough to see me master the necessary skills and acquire jigs and tools to do the job more easily.
If I had produced this frame last week, I perhaps wouldn't be so proud as I was back then. In 1988, it marked another notch on the frame tally and gave me the experience to continue and further my skills. I persevered with the fillet brazing and after some practice, a change of brazing rods and equipment, in the spring of 88, it clicked. I started producing uniformly shaped, beautifully smooth joints that soon flowed from my fingers without even thinking about it. I had been inspired by George Longstaff in particular who I was lucky enough to meet on several occasions in the years that followed. He was even complimentary about my work. Praise indeed.
i got this in the city the other day when i was hanging with jeanne and tony. totally unnecessary, but i love it.
today's random fact: i can still do the splits.
this is day 248 of a year in pictures, 2009
This unusual photo was cliked by me when the frontal wind shield glass of the bus we were travelling, caved in suddenly due to external pressure, resulting in bits & pieces condition of the glass falling in front of the bus. I immediately took out our National (INDIA) flag & kept it on the glass pieces to create this image. This was taken on the tour to Kancheepuram by the members of Ambitions4 Photography Club in April 2004.
SEEN ON EXPLORE #373 AS ON 10th AUGUST 2007
Although this farm seems to concentrate on growing tea, they also have pineapples, taro and betel nut palms all in the same area.
Every once in a great, long while, I actually get the photograph that I envision. As I said earlier, I wandered into the junior high arena with the wrong lens. I was just checking the place out. But what the heck — nothing ventured, nothing gained.
I’ve shot this shot a hundred times and I knew I couldn’t freeze the action so I didn’t even try. I actually slowed it down hoping to get better detail of a cowboy hat-shaded face. All I wanted was bits and pieces of the picture to be sharp. When the right bits are sharp, it looks pretty good.
Nikon D7000 -- Nikon 200-500mm 5.6E ED VR
260mm
F5.6@1/160th
ISO 5,000
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©Don Brown 2017
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5 names i go by
KellMom RajiKelleyKJ
4 things you are loving right nowjuicy NOW YOU inspiration and mojonew super cozy hata life changing experiencepeppermint mocha latte season
3 things i am wearing(to be sung like 10 days of christmas)3 wool sweaters2 pairs of socksand my favorite cowboy boots
2 silly facts about mei had a ‘gill’ removed from my neck...i said i was a true pisces. true story.
i have a crazy memory and remember outfits as i kid i was wearing on certain days, like what i wore for the first day of school in kindergarten. silly songs i made up as a five year old. letting my brother out of his crib because he couldn’t figure it out. my first thought after birth. (although don’t remember much from age 19-22 lol)
1 guilty pleasureswearing. alot. just for fun. it feels good. and naughty.