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each week we have a a delivery from our local greengrocer here in Sheringham.
It always arrives in an interesting box from somewhere in the world.
Crazy Tuesdays theme 'box'.
These boxes from Edwardian times and containing tableware - fancy fish cutlery and servers, cake forks etc, etc. - have been passed down from my wife's grandparents. They have survived being blitzed in WW2 in West Kensington, London and a variety of moves around Southern England. They have been safely tucked away with us for over 30 years and we are considering their future as they are hopelessly out of fashion. In the meanwhile they languish in an untidy little stack.
Also associated with the 1940 West Kensington time is an eye-witness letter from my wife's aunt when she was fourteen years old in 1940 written during and immediately after a bombing raid. A very powerful document indeed that still affects us both whenever we read it.
NJT F40PH-2CAT 4119 leads Montclair-Boonton Line train 1003 past the Lackawanna-built Boonton Station, which now serves as a restaurant while the current platform is further west.
This is another box variation.
The lid is made with a hexagonal star cross module.
And the base is made with the hexagon cross module.
Folder: Dirk Eisner
box end idea: Brigitte Wehrle
6 units base, 6 units lid
duocolor wrapping paper
12.6.2026.
Located on the Great Eastern Railway's King's Lynn to Hunstanton line.
The box was built and opened in 1862 - it was moved to its current position in 1898 to accommodate double track.
It was in use until 1967 and the line closed in May 1969.
The box still retains its original levers and gate wheel.
to use wisely.
box by lauren.rabbit
hematite ring for mental clarity and memory
thank you, rabbit.
I love invitations to groups. love them! but I don't like those big or sparkly icons. so, as much as I love being invited to groups, and love you for inviting me, I will delete them.
sorry.
Aquarium example of Carybdia branchi photographed in the Capetown Two Oceans Aquarium. This species is from South African waters and gives a painful but not deadly sting, unlike its dangerous Australian relatives. Most box jellyfish can swim directionally so can seek out food.
Signal box (1910) at Eisenbahnmuseum Bochum-Dahlhausen in Bochum, Germany.
This signal box was originally installed at the Köln-Mühlheim goods yard in 1910. It remained in use at this location until the 1970s and was transfered and restored at the museum at Dahlhausen. This included the re-construction of the corrugated iron cladding which had been destroyed in a fire and the rebuilding of the control apparatus.
Gift Box topped with a double Multiform flower. 2 piece. Flower is red and green paper. Pyramid box is green and light green.
I find that this is a simple "extra" to include with my larger swaps. It helps the person reuse the shipping box and is a great grocery tote!
From two hexagons, one with the model flipped over and the creases reversed.
Withershins is an old word, can mean counterclockwise, can mean just going in the wrong direction. The oldest references I saw were all to hair -- hair standing upright when things got creepy.
This was taken with the other picture on Vermunt Stausee Silvretta. Maybe it is boring to show two pictures of the same subject. But when I view to my archive this always leaps to my eye. First I prefer the other one, but now I am with this. I don't know what is the reason, maybe the red aid box, or the line of the stage. I hope you could see it with the first view and tell me...
I rescued this box turtle crossing a road today. Biggest one I've seen in many years, and I couldn't let him be killed on the road. I brought him home and Baby babysat him until Lindsey came home from work. Lins and I turned him loose in our back yard, since we have woods and wet land on our property.
I only took this kind of photo of him.....he's a turtle, not a prop. I wasn't going to scare him by taking photos.
Group shot of my top 10 favorites ... wrapping up (for now at least) a series on Boxes ... making useful or decorative containers out of LEGO.
For more photos, see the full set.
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In designing the pattern on the sides of this box I was thinking of Shinto shrine gates. A mix of clear, aqua, and blue trans rounds results in a shimmery glass effect. Leaving the corners without posts I think makes the box look more transparent.
More views of this box.
Part of an ongoing series on Boxes ... making useful or decorative containers out of LEGO. I'm posting one a day for a few days, about three more boxes to go ...