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On 18th June 2019 2524 leads (2505(?) is trailing) WP46, the Broken Hill to Sydney Xplorer at Borenore.
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365 Week 8 Theme: Broken Things
This was once one of my favorite necklaces. I like simple, colorful things and this mix of colors went with so many different outfits. I always meant to fix it, but well there it is, still broken.
I wasn't sure of what to take a picture of today, so I wondered about my house and found this! I had broken this window a loongg time ago, but it still seems to remain intact. I've been working on self portraits as well, so look out for one of those. I was trying to edit one of them, but it took waay to long and I had suddenly become bored. Oh well, I'll work on it later.
10. Mai 2018
Photo by Hagen Hoppe . www.hagenhoppe.com
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It's hard to see in these pics (as I'm a crappy photographer) but all the dolls in the picture are damaged, but can be restored. The clothing and footwear cannot. They are all ripped or bitten to death. The silver outfit has so many pulls it looks nasty.
A broken axel takes this Wiard rifle out of action during the fighting in the Slaughter Pen.
Stones River National Military Park
Murfreesboro, TN
11. Mai 2018
Photo by Hagen Hoppe . www.hagenhoppe.com
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Luckily our excellent mechanic was able to fix the problem faster than I could taxi back from the run-up area. We had a nice flight up to Napa and Yolo and some excellent scenery.
Story here: jeremy.zawodny.com/blog/archives/008957.html
10. Mai 2018
Photo by Hagen Hoppe . www.hagenhoppe.com
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(Copied from my LJ.)
This week's tactic for adventures is: Experimental Travel.
The Lonely Planet Guide to Experimental Travel collects together details of experiments, such as travelling somewhere blindfolded, choosing a destination using a dice, or wearing a horse's head.
My first attempt at Alternating Travel (taking the first road on the right and then the road on the left, etc) was conducted inside the building where I live and ended abruptly when I found myself outside Flat 52.
Deciding to be a little more adventurous, I stepped outside and headed right and then left, right and then left. The first time I was unable to turn left, I found myself outside Southampton Central Station and watched a freight train go by. Next time someone wants directions from my house to the station, I'll easily be able to direct them!
After that, I cheated just a little to avoid dead ends and took a path instead of a road and discovered revealing messages on scraps of paper from other travellers, such as, "I feel that protocol will pay you from tomorrow". After getting into the true holiday spirit of sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll, travelling right and left, right and left, I eventually ended up back at my house, which was quite a coincidence really.
I'm going to have to put my nail polish obsession on halt for a few weeks to let these babies recover.
As if the Bristol show wasn't brilliant enough we are doing the whole thing again in London! We are very good to you aren't we? LOL
The show was a huge hit in Bristol SO DONT MISS THE LONDON LEG!!!!!
~No more blood
just ice in my veins
your backstabbing made me this way
i used to think that we were the same
now i just want to watch you bleed
watch you bleed
broken trust~