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Broken Mouth Annie was one of the three bands playing tonight at the Peninsula Fine Art Center's Art After 5. They were very good - their last album is available on iTunes.
what can I say... I like broken, discarded, abandoned things - as long as this doesn't apply to MY things.
10. Mai 2018
Photo by Hagen Hoppe . www.hagenhoppe.com
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I'm trying to figure out who's laughing at whom. Maybe he really has a spaceship? Maybe it really is broken? Maybe all it takes is money for parts, and I'm denying him that? Maybe because of my cynicism I'm going to prevent him from getting back to whatever planet he came from?!
A broken chain symbol on the headstone of John J. Richards in the Harmony Cemetery of Georgetown, Massachusetts. The broken chain indicates a loss (i.e. the family link is broken)
I had a bit of a drive around some back roads at the week end and found a few things of interest. I am pretty sure these trucks had broken down and were abandoned in a paddock.
This was an unplanned opportunity, so I've done my best with my phone. We found this broken mirror by the side of the road during our family walk. Little Girl was the one patient enough to take instruction today. And it saves me from the complicated setup I was contemplating for after bedtime.
WH - Mirror, Mirror (365-097)
This is an old portion of Highway 83 at the Nueces River crossing known locally as "Broken Bridge". During a HUGE flood in 1935, the bridge was destroyed. It has become a local favorite for swimming and fishing (when there is water). See a picture of the flood here: www.flickr.com/photos/19369790@N02/2837936080/
The bridge now lies on private property.
So sad to see mother nature destroy this 150 year old tree, the one which My wife and I were married under in 2013... So sad!
©Rick Levesque - All Rights Reserved
Someone driving an SUV ran into this pole and snapped it completely. The only thing holding the top of this pole up is the power and cable lines. Note the natural gas meter on the left of the photograph. 10 feet farther left is a gasoline pump. If those lines had snapped and sparked this could have been a real bad scene.
10. Mai 2018
Photo by Hagen Hoppe . www.hagenhoppe.com
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This building is two blocks from the Rutgers Newark campus, and I passed it every day on my way to the train station, on my bike. I usually listen to my Ipod while doing so.
This day, I had the camera with me, and after taking this picture, I rode to the base of the building, to take an upward shot of the broken facade. I wanted that because just three days ago somebody had been threatened with a knife and robbed there, in the afternoon, and the building thus seems to illustrate the broken windows theory rather nicely.
I stopped my bike, raised the camera, but in that moment the battery died. After a moment of confusion because of that, I lowered the camera and notices somebody coming for me straight across the street. He stopped about a meter away from me, while I stuffed the camera as quickly and steadily as I could into my backpack. He said something. I took out the earphone and asked him to repeat it.
"Do you have a cellphone I can pay you to use", he said, "it's an emergency". While saying that he put his left hand in the pocket of his pants. No, I said, I do not have a cellphone, and rode off, past the payphone on the other side of the street.
Welcome to Newark, fool, I guess is what that tells me.
Unbelievable.
Broken Craftsman extractor bit by one of the many stripped screws on my bike. I'm all ears for any ideas on how to get this thing out. Below are some close-ups of the offending screw.
I soaked the thing with liquid wrench overnight about 3-4 times. Tried tapping it with a screw driver and hammer to "break" it loose. Made sure the low torque extraction was done dipping the bit at a slight angle to help bite. But alas... I heard a snap and sure enough, busted bit.
10. Mai 2018
Photo by Hagen Hoppe . www.hagenhoppe.com
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