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Here at Seoul's Dongmyo flea market, in the Hwanghak dong section, there are lots of electric razors and R/C cars to choose from too. ;-)
The backhead of 60103.
The first time I've been on Scotsman's footplate since I was knee hight to a grasshopper!
Taken on a Nikon Shoot.
Controls the two Azipods.
During the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Mackinaw's 2011 visit to the Lower Harbor in Marquette, Michigan.
Traffic light controlled roadworks has narrowed the road to a less than ideal width.
By adopting the primary position I have asserted my presence. No traffic can pass. I control the following traffic. I am safer. No cars, vans or busses are squeezing past. This is not about getting in the way, slowing other traffic down or any other reason apart from safety. In this case the traffic was not held up due to my presence (and in any case there was nobody behind me anyway when the photo was taken).
Road cycling is a skill.
"What are the primary and secondary riding positions and when should they be used?
The primary riding position is in the centre of the lane. The secondary riding position is about a metre to the left of moving traffic, but not closer than 0.5 metres to the edge of the road (closer would mean no room for manoeuvre in emergencies and also riding over glass and other kinds of road debris)."
Learn more here: www.britishcycling.org.uk/insightzone/techniques/balance_...
The majority of the times that I have encountered a conflict of space it is because I have not adopted the primary position and controlled the traffic. For example: at mini roundabouts, road narrowings, near pedestrian refuges.
From these conflicts one builds up experience.
I strongly recommend this book to anyone starting, re-starting or has been cycling for a while. It is written by John Franklin and is UK specific.
Buy it here:
www.amazon.co.uk/Cyclecraft-complete-enjoyable-cycling-ch...
The restored control tower at Martlesham Heath near Ipswich Suffolk which contains a very interesting museum.
Driving from the running board as always, Eddie Lenahan eases his old Ruston towards the wagon tippler. Gilltown, Co Kildare 26/10/2011
This Control Unit was also seen at Hartlepool Show back in 1987. The prime mover for this trailer, was usually the Landrover which I enclosed earlier.
Daniel's RV-10 has a great control panel. The screen on the top right is touch-controlled. Nifty, although the Garmin database needs updating - it didn't have Kyneton in it. Fortunately OzRunways did :)
one late night looking at interesting photos on Flikr. goofing around i just decide to snap a shot to see what would turn out. this is what turned out and is one of my favs. (on a side note to the owners of the pics in the background... hope you dont mind that i used them but somehow it seemed fitting)
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eggstremely conTROLLing
Artist: Julia McLain
Egg is 19" long
2008
This shadow box is based on vintage panoramic “Sugar Eggs” and the artists fascination with troll dolls from childhood. In the 6th grade all the little girls had one. When the teacher wasn’t looking they pulled them out of their purse and combed their colorful hair. I did not have one, so became a bit obsessed with them as an adult. They were called “Dam” dolls thus thought to be evil. Little did Americans know they were named after their creator: Thomas Dam from Denmark.
This egg is papier maché over plastic. Hand painted inside and out then dusted with glitter glass. The characters on the nursery wall are based on vintage memorabilia. The figures are a variety of vintage, dollar and thrift store finds. The crib is a collectable Renwal.
Plans are afoot to convert this disused site into a entertainment complex.
People living near the Derbyshire village of Crich are being asked for their views on plans to build a huge waterpark in a nearby derelict quarry. The Crich Quarry hasn't been used for more than a decade, but revised plans could soon see it become a hive of activity for the next few years.
Developers say the Amber Rock Resort project will create jobs for the local economy. During construction, it could create two hundred jobs, and once operational, the site would have a hundred full-time and part-time jobs. But many residents are worried it could all mean more congestion for the area.
The plans include:
a 116-bed hotel
148 straw bale lodges, with seven floating
210 holiday lodges
shops
restaurants
a sports hall
The project is likely to take over 5 years to complete.