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These are progress pictures of a swimming pool Fountain Blue Pools designed and installed.
This pool is located in Palm Beach County, South Florida.
View more of this and other Fountain Blue Pool projects.
I have finally completed the painting on the armor of my ODST, this figure probably will not change for a while but the I might paint some camo on the sniper rifle. I am happy on how it turned out, thanks to brickforge for the armor, and thanks to brickarms for the weapons, with I will still be ordering from both.
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Wow, I really thought I was not going to finish this month. But somehow managed to - with a few photos from archive and one being used for two themes ( the nest... sniff, they have learnt to fly now and have not been back *sobs*)
1. Treasure everywhere...., 2. Balance, 3. more family photos, 4. empty bed, 5. Latoeiro, 6. Hmmm..., 7. Monochrome II, 8. Summer, 9. Now what did I leave out?, 10. Treasure everywhere...., 11. Piercing...., 12. Polka!, 13. Untitled, 14. Q?, 15. Ah, romance..., 16. Scare the birds away..., 17. Sugar angel, 18. Janelas com perna, 19. Watermelon, 20. You throw like a girl, try harder this time...
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Everett 11 rolls over the Juniata River on a bright, muggy summer Saturday. With this, I complete a three season series at this angle with #11-- Fall (barely yellow), Winter in a snow shower, and Spring/Summer green. I'm sure I'll find an excuse to continue standing in this river for a while, but for now, it's getting a break.
Orange Brutus socks
c/o 02/01/2018
Phloem by Rachel Coopey
small cuff - 68 sts
Zen String Serendipity Deep Orange
2.50mm (US 1.5 )
I will have to use a US 3 needle to cast on the second sock and continue with the US 1.5. The rest of the sock is stretchy enough, but the cast-on row is still a bit too tight on my leg.
Potato soup, sauerkraut topped with pork hock, mashed potatoes, Polish beer
The ham hock came with an (unlimited) shot of vodka for better digestion. I had probably 5or 6 of those :)
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! ^_^
Second Chance Classics in Gibbon, Nebraska. We stop by every few years and have never caught anyone here to talk to about these.
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.
Big Ben XL drivers with traction bands - Lead driver set is F-B-F-B, Trailing driver set is B-F-B-F. Lead set pivots between 1st and 2nd drivers, Trail set between 3rd and 4th drivers to limit swingout at end.
Uses Trained Bricks rod set for BTD Big Boy model.
Leland and Carol moved from Topeka to 6000 Block of Pflumm prior to 1977. Their house at 13808 W 81st was completed in 1977 and they moved in.
These slides document the construction of the house between 1977 and about 1979, and the maturation of the landscaping and outside appearance of the house. At one point - their house was for sale and they move to (I think) Oklahoma, but they moved back to the same house about a year later. There are about 900-1000 slides, this is only a sample. Lots of flowers and fruit and gardens too!
These are all color slides - and most are Kodachrome, and most have a note of some sort on them.
The construction was in three main parts - the upstairs in 1977, the basic framing of the basement in 1978, and finishing the basement in 1979. There are a lot of custom touches (and many period wonderful touches) such as the planters visible from the basement, lots of wood trim in the main room, etc.
The basement seems to be the working area of the home, with both of their offices/work areas shown in many pictures
I especially like the repetitive pictures from the same angle over time. These can be used for a MS of some sort by a lever person!!!
The most incredible part of the home is to see the incredible metamorphosis of the yard from mud waller to incredible flowers, abundant fruit and vegetables, all layed out as part of a plan. I think they could have fed the entire neighborhood with the fruit and veggies!
My slides end in about 1984, and I can only hope that there are more out there that can be appreciated by who ever has ended up with them.
NOTE - these were copied quickly at a small dpi without too much fuss over light exposure or balance in order to support a donation to a local museum. In the immediate short term - if you need a better quality image - let me know and I can help you!
This was shot a few days back before I removed all vallisneria on the left and planted HM + Hydrocotyle. Thinking of doing a rescape sometime as I got bored with this setup.
I need to get them hooked up now and make sure they actually work!
Yes they work and they ruuuuuule.
All put together here is my Ibanez RG7321 7-string electric guitar with Green Dimarzio Blaze humbuckers (DP700 & DP702) and 3-way switch. Green knobs on the controls complete this customization.
This is my small tribute to the early Steve Vai Ibanez Universe guitars.
She was in such good condition, it only took me a week to restore her :)
She had a good bath - alot of grime came off of her! I bathed her in a bubble bath of Johnsons Baby Spampoo and cleaned her down with a make-up sponge.
I washed her hair on 2 occassions; once with Johnsons Baby Shampoo and human conditioner, then a second time with Johnsons again and Comfort (fabric softner). I just dangled the ends of the hair in Comfort because the roots were pretty good.
I mended her pull string and replaced her pull ring with a flesh coloured one, more like the original.
And that's all that needed doing! She hasn't got any cracks, melt marks - she didn't smell - her eyes work and her knees bend. Her feet are a bit chewed but there's nothing I can do about that :)
Went to a motorcycle maintenance day for my riding group. I wasn't able to stay long enough, but I was able to put on Roxie's saddle bags. They had been at the shop being repaired following my crash in April. Now she is complete, and I have a place to store important things like warm clothes. LOL
I also took off the passenger floorboards. Jamie will not be riding with me, and seeing evidence that she used to makes me sad. I might see about having some standing pegs made, for those times when I need to be off the seat. :)