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Quilt for my eldest son - orders were red and black only but snuck a teeny bit of green in there and luckily he likes it. Pieced by machine with a mixture of conventional and liberated piecing. Now to decide how to quilt it?
i finally have all 4 books to complete the twilight series by Stephenie Meyer.
MY FIRST EXPLORE!
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Highest position: 250 on January 21,2009
TBILISI, Georgia, May 24, 2016,— Prior to their departure back to the states, Lt. Gen. Ben Hodges, Commanding General, U.S. Army Europe, thanks members of the Georgia Army and Air National Guard for all their hard work over the past few weeks during exercise Noble Partner 16, an exercise that provided both Georgian armed forces and U.S. military the ability to train side by side strengthening their military-to-military relationships.
Georgia National Guard photo by Master Sgt. Gerard Brown | Released
Lots of parts laying around. You never take enough pictures as I eventually found out when I put it back together.
On the east side of St. Johns Blvd., crews work 20 feet below the roadway to complete a culvert cap.
The culvert cap supports the existing culvert over the Burnt Bridge Creek. Later in this project, St. Johns Blvd. will be built up with fill material until it is approximately 20-feet higher – high enough to carry traffic up and over SR 500. The culvert cap will protect the existing structure from the added weight of the higher roadway and allow the creek to keep flowing on its natural course.
n 226. 6 May 1972.
Former Stockton Corporation Leyland PD2/Weymann LPT 201 at Teesside Municipal Transport's Stockton depot, ready for scrapping. It had served as a driver trainer for its last few years.
Complete vintage set, damage to giraffe's tail (piece included). Plastic has discoloured with age. Used. Monkey's tail has clearly been chewed on, heh.
This was used quite a bit, if memory serves! I was really jazzed to find all the parts to this so I can sell it as a whole collection.
Finally finished the first full-pack make-over of the year -tidy dogs for a few days then time to start again!
For weeks, I have been photographing the various trains in the Hunter slowly collecting all of them. One however, I had never seen- the Box Coal train. With todays trip, I had hoped that my card would have a picture of it at the end of the day, and when the train rounded the bend at Singleton, it was a fantastic sight. Here we see RL301, 864 and 872 leading the train under Range Road southbound
Ignore the gigantic eyes and eyelash-less lids! >.< This is her completed face-up though. Am pleased with it as it was my first try and I panicked at the size of her! ^_^
This picture is a better "overall" showing of the beautiful pinwheels. Maybe one day I'll make another of these samplers. I truly am grateful for everyone that participated and the encouragement that pushed me to complete this so quickly. Please see more at why-knot-kwilt.blogspot.com.
after a good bit of time, waiting for my stuff on bricklink, it has all finally arrived, and been built.
in my opinion, i'd like to get some with pinstripes to line the boiler, but even now so, the boiler feels pretty sturdy.
and i'd like to thank the main inspiration for this project, Carl, cheers for the eye candy on you flickr bud ;)
With a little careful adjustment the focusing is buttery-smooth! A great feature of using an acme screw rather than a traditional rack and pinion is that focus remains securely locked wherever you leave it. No additional knobs to tighten, just focus with the big knob and leave it - it will NOT move. There isn't even any backlash! Of course the drawer slides play a significant role in both the great extent and great stability of the focus movement. They do add some weight, but they sure work well.