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I built this working cuckoo clock out of Lego bricks. It's using a quartz movement that I modified to work with the lego bricks.
The clock was designed in Bricksmith and I bought most of the parts through Bricklink.
A video of the clock in action is available at Youtube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=9v3BFXiamNA
Spent a couple of hours in Leeds, had to visit this beauty and re-live my childhood by waiting for it to strike the hour!
Reloj gigante hecho con Arduino y Marmol.
Vista general de cómo estña todo por dentro. La base de la caja es tablero DM de 1cm de grosor.
Más información y código fuente aqui:
blog.bricogeek.com/noticias/tutoriales/bricoclock-reloj-g...
I really like this picture i feel like it captures the present moment as well as the past. This is a long exposure of a cheap old clock in my house. It was also taken with film still have to print it before i can tell if it came out .
One of the more fantastic aspects of being in New York, is the ability to take the train or subway across to Hoboken, New Jersey. Home of TLC's "Cake Boss" and Carlo's bakery. We took the path train under the Hudson River over to Hoboken, and walked around. While the line to actually get in the bakery was longer than the lines at the airport, it was really fun to see the bakery that I see on TV all the time. I loved this clock right outside of Hoboken City Hall.
One of the off site exhibits is the Royal Navy Submarine Museum which can be found a short journey away and across into Gosport. I went back to Portsmouth to visit this museum in September 2017. This attraction can be found in Hasler road. It is well worth the effort I took the ferry from down the side of Portsmouth Harbour railway station, it was only £2.40 return OAP rate. After you leave the ferry terminal keep travelling left, follow the commemoration plaques in the pathway it takes you over a footbridge over part of the water to arrive at the Museum, about 10 minutes walk no more from the Ferry terminal.
A tour of Alliance begins in the forward torpedo store and room, then on through the accommodation space to the control room, where the tour guide demonstrates the navigation systems including diving and surfacing. The tour continues through the galley and on to the heart of the submarine, the large engine room, before culminating in the aft torpedo compartment, where the guide explains how submariners would escape in an emergency. Along the way, you can also peer through the working periscopes to view Portsmouth Harbour. Having been a Cook in the Royal Navy it was a shock to see the size of the galley ( that’s the kitchen ) on this Submarine. How ever the one cook worked on this in time of war was unbelievable.
Alliance forms the centrepiece of the Royal Navy Submarine Museum along with Holland I and X24, the museum also contains thousands of photographs, documents, ship plans and artefacts. The Royal Navy Submarine Museum is located in Gosport on the former site of HMS Dolphin; home to the Submarine Service for 100 years. The visit will take about two to two and a half hours to complete. A complimentary waterbus takes visitors across the harbour from Portsmouth Historic Dockyard. This ferry although free with your ticket is not as frequent as the main Gosport ferry.
This for me was a very worthwhile visit, to experience going on a World War Two submarine. You have to book the guided tour inside the shop area before you can gain entrance to this submarine. HMS Alliance is Britain’s only remaining World War II submarine and stands as a memorial to the 5,300 British submariners who have lost their lives in service. This fascinating A class submarine was commissioned and designed in 1945 as WW2 came to a close for service in the Far East. She was launched in 1947 but is typical of the submarines that served throughout WW2. Alliance herself saw service throughout the Cold War years.
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31st October – March open Wednesday - Sunday 10am - 4.30pm
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An All Attraction ticket includes entrance to: Royal Navy Submarine Museum, National Museum of the Royal Navy Portsmouth, HMS M.33, HMS Victory, HMS Warrior, Action Stations, Mary Rose Museum, 36 Hours: Jutland 1916, the Battle That Won The War and Explosion Museum.
Haslar Jetty Road, Gosport PO12 2AS. Access via the Waterbus from the Historic Dockyard. Or you can use the main Gosport Ferry service which is more frequent but you have to pay for it.
Empress Market is located in Saddar Town of Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan. Empress Market was built in 1889 and was named in honour of Queen Victoria, Empress of British Empire in South Asia. Empress Market is the central shopping centre of Karachi.
Potton's pretty little clock tower cum library cum police office provides a welcome splash of colour on a cold, wet and grey winter's day.
The Clock Tower and Big Ben. I think its the colour reflected in the water and the details of the bridge that make it.
August, 2011.
Nikon D300s. Nikkor 16-85mm 32mm.
Exposure: 2.5s @ f13.
ISO: 200
Composite of 3 shots.
Last batch of photos taking during Holga Week. These are from Watters Creek in Allen, Texas. Taken with my Holga 120N on Kodak TMAX 100 film.
This clock once belonged to my grandmother and is about 100 years old. It still runs if you wind it and bongs the hours. The window of the clock was refurbished about 15 years ago.
Experiment with new camera. Random object. Flash on,4.1m
After checking out the campus, we drove over to Fairhaven, which is a quaint little town with shops and restaurants. Here is a clock outside on the street.
This clock is straight out of the mid 1980s. It is in almost new old stock condition. The only evidence of any use is on the battery lid from where the previous owner had changed the battery. This clock has a unique 2 tone alarm
Clock tower of the Thomas County Courthouse in Colby Kansas. Built in 1906-1907 to replace the original wood frame courthouse. It was designed by the architectural firm of J. C. Holland & Squires.
NRIS #76000842. Added in 1976.
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