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I pin up the inside seams to the crotch and along the outside seams to the hip, from about the knee higher. A good idea is to flex your leg to see what's too tight and what's too loose. Look out for the pins!
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Tous Droits Réservés - Reproductions Interdites
"Je viens de me colleter avec le néant; c'est le passage qui est désagréable, et cette horreur provient de toutes les niaiseries qu'on nous a mises dans la tête à trois ans.
(Stendhal)
SON28 2× to Weinmann Zac19, Ultegra FH6500 (3× DS, radial NDS) to Weinmann Zac19.
Now to get an edelux for the Murray Baja Experience! :-)
This set of images shows post-conversion work performed to take my 2005, Texas-based Pontiac GTO back to its Aussie Holden roots. Looks much better. A few small details here and there also go a long way sometimes.
Holden Monaro front conversion kit acquired from JHP Vehicle Enhancements in Melbourne, Australia.
Holden Monaro front conversion kit painted and installed along with rear badged by Colour House of Texas, Bertram, Texas.
Additional mods found here and there and added by yours truly.
1965 PB-250 Gibson Bowtie Banjo, Serial # 330004
With new conversion neck, 1950's thick rim, and nickel parts. This one has a Faulkner tone ring.
New replacement 1950s GIbson Kluson firebird banjo tuners for RB-250 w/ Cream buttons and a genuine original matching KLUSON friction 5th string tuner button.
Lenses removed using a scalpel to cut off the melted plastic retaining tabs. The viewfinder lens assembly has been sliced off precisely along the natural line of the goggles
This frame was originally designed for a standard mechanical group with external cables. By moving to a Di2 electronic system with internal battery and a clean installation we were able to let the frame really stand out without an external battery and visible cables to distract.
this is a view of the back of the barn with earth cleared away and the new drainage channels dug. Note the level that soil previously came to visible at the foot of the wall
I have decided to do the 365 photo challenge whereby I take at least one photo per day for a whole year. However, to put a more interesting twist on it, I'm doing a different theme or genre of photography per month, so I essentially end up with 12 mini-projects of around 30-31 photos each.
My theme for April 2019 was the relatively straightforward "Black & White Photography" - any subject acceptable, but shot with a black and white conversion in mind.
During this time, I kept my Canon 80D's picture profile set to Monochrome so that I could see a B&W preview on the back screen, and help me to keep in a monochrome mindset.
All photos shot in RAW and converted to Black & White in Lightroom Classic CC.