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Model: my cousin
Place: University theatre,
my cousin had his graduation (foundation) and we had fun with the lights before the ceremony started... sorry for not commenting on ur work... lately i have been busy with uni work...
thank U all
24 July to 11 August 2017
Storytime
At 11:00 and 14:00; story lasts approximately 20 minutes. Suitable for all ages.
Listen to an intriguing story about a mysterious object that has turned up at the Lost Property Office. Nobody knows what it is or where it came from so London’s very best transport detective is brought in to help discover where the strange item came from and return it to its rightful owner.
Discovery activity
At 11:30 and 2:30. Activities last up to an hour. Suitable for ages 3 to 12.
Have you ever lost something on your transport travels? Put on your detective hats and track down the lost property of London. Collect weird and wonderful things in your own pop-up lost property treasure trove.
The Pigeon Detectives performing at Leeds Metropolitan University on Tuesday 12th March 2011.
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Usage without express permission is strictly prohibited.
@ O2 Institute Birmingham
27 October 2017
Copyright Helen Williams 2017. Please DO NOT use without permission.
From the mouse games. Remember? Anyway one of the things they had was a detective game, where you took a little cat thing that had a RFID type sensor in it, and would meow when you were close to "clues". You walk all over Gyoza Stadium, and find a bunch of "clues" then take a test about it. Mappy fills us in.
The camera is in a cardboard box labelled "ENGEL - FEITKNECHT DOUANNE SUISSE" together with part of a plate holder (which is of a larger size than would be used in the camera) but has the same label. Probably late 19th century. Of simple design, some parts with an adjacent letter or number possibly referencing user instructions.
Quick selection of some of my favourite photos from the last 12 months.
The Pigeon Detectives performing at Leeds Metropolitan University on Tuesday 12th March 2011.
© copyright Daniel Heaton 2010. All rights reserved.
Usage without express permission is strictly prohibited.
Strobist: Sb600 with 1/4 CTO into Shoot thru umbrella camera left. Taken way back in April. Dave and I were just walking around Deleware park shooting what we found.
Like he doesn't know what Link is doing when he stands still with his tail rasied. Jimmy Dean has to investigate and check everything out!
Fun with my latest new prop - fake ice cubes!
Daily Dog Challenge - 4781. 1/7 "Low Key"
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The camera is in a cardboard box labelled "ENGEL - FEITKNECHT DOUANNE SUISSE" together with part of a plate holder (which is of a larger size than would be used in the camera) but has the same label. Probably late 19th century. Of simple design, some parts with an adjacent letter or number possibly referencing user instructions.