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Fraaie gevelsteen in de St Jansstraat te Deventer.
Voor mooie en bijzondere gevelstenen moet je sowieso in Deventer zijn. Ook voor mooie uithangborden.
Hans Holt: Op de hier getoonde gevelsteen verwijzen de tekst van dichter J.C. Van Schagen en de goed gevormde vrouw naar de vroegere aanwezigheid van prostitutie op deze locatie. "Kous" betekende destijds ook wel het vrouwelijke geslachtsdeel. Het "U keert weer om" heeft er met name mee te maken dat de straat hier doodloopt.
The pick a brick wall from the Lego store at Downtown Disney, Disneyland. I felt like a kid in a candy store - or maybe like a kid in a Lego store?
I took this in Old Montreal, if you look long enough maybe some one will poke their head out that window..:-))
So my girlfriend got me a trip to NY for my birthday on Valentines day. She knows that I have been dying to visit and it was a nice little vacation from Miami.
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serie London Calling [84]
diagnosed with feline leukemia in 1999, he was not given much of a chance. we were told to feed him whatevever he wants and keep him happy. nearly seven years later he weighs about 16 pounds- the leukemia has taken away his sight, but he's a blind, happy, fat, cranky fuck.
A northbound Franklin Avenue Shuttle train emerges from the brick tunnel under Eastern Parkway. This is one of the oldest tunnels in the New York City Subway system, originally built in 1878 as part of the Brooklyn, Flatbush and Coney Island Railway linking Downtown Brooklyn to Coney Island.
R68 (S) (Westinghouse-Amrail, 1986-1988)
Lincoln Place
Franklin Avenue Line - BMT
Motography Field Trip with the Sackville Photography Club. A great little photo walk through downtown Dartmouth and photographing with my little ol' iPod Touch.
I think I may have found a use for these useless lengths of narrow gauge track ;) This illustration shows a concept I'm currently exploring to render a brick arch viaduct. The arch is defined by the curved track section and it also serves as a secure anchor point for the brick arch segments (2 studs long). A 1x2 plate built masonry structure is built around the arch and it fits snuggly between the 1x3 tiles (fanned out from the arch) and the arch support. There are still many details to resolve; but I think this approach may have some promise. I'm going to try to build one span, and then repeat as necessary if all goes well.