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A side-on view of Ribble 1847, a 1963 Leyland PD3 with Metro-Cammell body.
Apparently, this bus (and her sisters) were nicknamed 'tanks'. Don't ask me why, but that's what Ribble staff saw fit to call her (and her sisters). What I do know is that these buses where probably the last front-engined buses (I nearly said half-cab then) to turn a wheel in revenue-earning service for Ribble.
Well, I don't think it's likely to be running on the X41 to Liverpool any time soon!
Apologies for the shot, by the way. If that fucking breadbin wasn't parked alongside I'd get a better shot...anyone got any satchel charges?
The beautiful Pegasus Computer in the London Science Museum. This photo doesn't do it justice, but I'll just sigh wistfully and again mutter that computers just don't look as good now as they did when I was a child.
Made in Britain by Ferranti. Nickel delay lines. Magnetic drum memory holding 5120 40-bit words.
*Edited to add - this photograph is being used today (29th December) on the BBC News website as part of a small gallery highlighting how wildlife has been coping this winter and advertising the BBC's Christmas Springwatch programme. My contact Nicola (niknok2007) also has a lovely photograph on there of a hedge sparrow in the snow. It can be found here - www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-12016915.
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There's a story behind this very quickly taken photograph. My dog found this litle hedgehog in our garden last night and so I brought it indoors as I knew it should be hibernating by now. It was too underweight to survive and so I put it on a towel in a shoebox and left it locked in the kitchen with food and water whilst I tried to find out what to do with it. I asked my contact Izzy for help (thanks Izzy) - but when I went back into the kitchen it had disappeared! I couldn't find it anywhere (much to Izzy's amusement) and had to retire to bed eventually. It had apparently climbed into a recess at the back of the fridge - the motor creates warmth there and so I found it this morning. It escaped twice more - I found it once in the breadbin. It will be cared for through the winter by the Hedgehog Rescue in Rochdale - they do wonderful work and I'm really grateful to them. I wasn't able to get a decent shot as the poor little thing was too frightened.
Fruit on a plate, mail, a box of Jo Malone aromatherapy oils, 3 cutting boards, electric kettle, coffee maker, Hello Kitty toaster and breadbin. Too much crap!!!
This was the end of the Leighton Buzzard Narrow Gauge Railway as afar as passenger trains were concerned. It was also where the workshops and material storage areas were.
Key
1 20hp Ruston 'Gollum
2 Polish bogie
3 Unidentified 20HP Simplex
4 12HP Petrol Simplex 'Carbon'
5 40 HP Simplex 'Breadbin (aka Hayden Taylor)
6 20HP Hibberd 'Orenstein type'
7 60HP Simplex
8 Rail mounted diesel driven DC 400 Amp arc welder.
9 20HP Simplex 'Adacab' ('cos once it had a cab. The Genesis album 'Abacab' had been recently released when it arrived)
10 Liner petrol/paraffin circular saw bench. This was used to prepare firewood for the O&K 0-60WT Elf which at that time was still burning wood.
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“An innovative open source software platform known as the Freedom Toaster has provided an opportunity to bridge the digital divide and make software available free of charge to the previously disadvantaged.”
Read more about the Freedom Toaster
issuu.com/designinformation/docs/design_in_technology_1_2/71
my nanas house is the best house, she has a fancy toilet roll holder of like this princess, and her bathroom is all lavender
As made by my best friend, Louise. She bought me the bread bin in the distance, too. Damn, her present was good. I am upping the ante for her birthday. Oh yes.
“An innovative open source software platform known as the Freedom Toaster has provided an opportunity to bridge the digital divide and make software available free of charge to the previously disadvantaged.”
Read more about the Freedom Toaster
issuu.com/designinformation/docs/design_in_technology_1_2/71
One of many vintage computers and related technology on display or for sale at the 20th edition of the Vintage Computer Festival - Midwest (there are other shows held in other parts of the country, all under the VCF banner).
A very heavily customized Commodore 64C; the case was repainted from the original beige, and the darker colored keys were swapped in from a classic 'breadbin' Commodore 64.
Atari 800, 130xe, Xegs, 520 STFM, Commodore 64c, Amiga 600, Plus/4, Commodore 128, Vic20, Camputers Lynx, Commodore 64 "breadbin", Commodore 16
Once in a while I de-clutter our dinnertable, today I took picturesof my clean table... as a reminder... :)
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The large kitchen at Chartwell is as inspiring as it's owner once was ... with Aga cooker, worktops and gleaming copper pans, breadbins and flourbins, drawers and shelves galore. A truly complete country kitchen ...
I liked the reflecting grey tones of the zinc and particularly the old grinder, a Healcraft, made in England, patent applied for, so it is marked. Notable for it's curved shape and balanced form ...
No pictures allowed in the house but they did graciously allow me to take this ...
its sarah, clare, odette, me, nycki and abbie. we are the best of mates and their amazing. i dont know what id do with out them. thanks for being amazing
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