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The completed 18kW system at the end of the day, when the sun decided to pop out and say hi!... Its been cloudy this week, but at least no rain. This roof is very slippery if wet, so we would have to stop work.
for a bit more background, so I dont need to bore you here: www.deepgreen.org.uk
Well, almost complete. It's not glued together yet and has no finish but all the parts are there and it actually works. That white string hanging from the bobbin was a piece of twine I threaded the unit with and ran the wheel to twist it and wind it on the bobbin. I found out that spinning wheels are a whole lot of work but quite satisfying in the end. I've got a sucko lathe that didn't make all the turning any easier but I survived. The wheel is mostly curly maple with some oak, cherry, mahogany, yew and poplar used in some of the smaller parts. I steam bent some 1/8" wood for the flyer and glued seven layers together.
staff photos
Two easements totaling 195 acres will complete the protection of the entire Pleasant Valley Livestock, LLC property in Smithsburg.
The property lies in the view of Fox’s Gap and Crampton’s Gap and is about halfway between the two Confederate retreat routes after the battles there, which set the stage for the Battle of Antietam. However likely it was that Confederate or Union troops may have crossed the property, Rohrersville Road, which the property is contiguous to, was the main route to Harper’s Ferry, which also played a major role in the Battle of Antietam, and the Civil War in general. Additionally, the property is adjacent to the King Rural Legacy easement, which we settled in 2009.
You have to cut one of the AAA modules out. So now we have to solder a by pass in to complete the 4.5 v pack.
SUFFOLK DOWNS - August 7, 2016 - Race 8
ALLOWANCE OPTIONAL CLAIMING - Thoroughbred
FOR FILLIES AND MARES THREE YEARS OLD AND UPWARD WHICH HAVE NEVER WON TWO RACES OTHER THAN MAIDEN, CLAIMING, STARTER OR STATE BRED OR WHICH HAVE NEVER WON THREE RACES, OR CLAIMING PRICE $40,000. Three Year Olds, 120 lbs.; Older, 124 lbs. Non-winners of a race since July 7 Allowed 3 lbs. Claiming Price $40,000 (Preference Will Be Given To Horses Which Have Not Started For Less Than $12,500). About One Mile And Seventy Yards On The Turf Track Record: (Alphabetical - 1:42.07 - June 30, 2004)
Purse: $50,000
Weather:Clear Track:Firm
Off at: 3:54 Start: Good for all
5 - Paige (Saez, Gabriel)
2 - Complete St. (Silvera, Ruben)
3 - Hanover Honey (Cotto, Jr., Pedro)
This trendsetting coupe is truly Porsche’s “ancestor car”. Its chassis design, rear engine, aerodynamics, and shape anticipated all postwar Porsche cars. In 1931 Ferdinand Porsche, founder of the dynasty, opened a design consulting office in Stuttgart, Germany. A brilliant engineer and theoretician, Dr. Porsche was responsible for the original Volkswagen. In 1937 he and his staff, including his son Ferdinand (“Ferry”), began work on a sports car version of the VW, called the Type 64. Then Porsche decided to build his own sports car, to be called the Type 114 or F-Wagen. The mechanical drawings were never completed, but by 1939 the car had been conceptualized in detail.
The Type 114’s engine was to be located between the passengers and the rear axle. Porsche planned a then-radical 1.5-liter V-10 power plant, anticipating present-day Formula-One engines. Designer Erwin Komenda styled modern body. Porsche anticipated producing this car once world tensions subsided.
Despite the war, automakers had begun to create special cars for a Berlin-to-Rome road race. Porsche and his colleagues built three sports coupes based on the VW Type 60 (a.k.a. VW Type 60K10 Rekordwagen). Komenda’s design had fully skirted fenders. The seats were staggered to permit room for two occupants. Twin spare tires and the fuel tank were located under the hood. The new car was ready, but the ill-timed race was canceled.
The coupes were then fitted with horns and driven on the road. One was damaged in a collision; Ferdinand Porsche and his chauffeur used the other two. Only one complete Type 64, formerly owned by the Porsche family, survived the war. This re-creation was assembled on a Porsche-built VW chassis with original parts from the number 2 Type 64. The alloy body took three years to build.
A » Photo taken upon arrival. Original exterior colours.
B » Photo taken upon arrival. Original exterior colours.
C » Photo of completed exterior home project.
Planted 3 white-blossomed, spreading Tai-haku on the raised bed. This will become the hanami lawn (cherry blossom-viewing).
To the left of the path, planted 1 Yedoensis, an early-flowering, upright cherry with white blossoms and edible fruit.
Along footpath to Lillie Road: 3 pink-blossomed, umbrella-shaped Beni-yutaka.
I finally had time to take a shot of my completed bracelet (not bad considering I just got the starter last month)
Ashole Parade/Completed Exposition Power Violence Across The Sunrise island Tour 2011 at 今池 Huck Finn 名古屋 Nagoya 2011.05.02
Completed Exposition(大阪)
Ashole Parade(アメリカ)
Unholy Grave
Darge
Social Porks
Attack SS
Nice View
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Not my favorite shot, probably the least favorite out of all of them. The only reason is how the Blistex logo on the cannister itself turned out.
BUT it gets the point across, and I think it's great(ish)
13x19 Premium Matte Print
441 and 443 were gifts from my mom
442 and 444 were thrifted at different times
This is my very first completed set!