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Of the 33 disc golf courses in BC, the Comox Valley & Campbell River are home to five.
Courtesy of Derek Kwan
Painting the cast iron disks to prevent them rusting. The paint on the braking area will be removed later.
Disk Brooch
Date:
7th–8th century
Geography:
Made in northern France or western Germany
Culture:
Frankish
The dress of Frankish women generally consisted of a tunic, cinched by a belt from which hung an array of pendants. A wrap or cloak went over the tunic. Shoes and hosiery, fastened with buckles, covered the legs. Earrings, necklaces, and hairpins completed the ensemble.
Aspects of this dress changed from the 300s to the 600s, and brooches in particular convey changes in taste. From the 300s to the 500s, pairs of small brooches, in an array of inventive shapes, held the wrap in place. By the 600s, a single large disc brooch, usually elaborately decorated, served the same function. No other piece of jewelry is more characteristic of Frankish dress than the brooch, and no other better demonstrates the virtuosity of Frankish metalworkers.
I am in the water of a lake looking for disk golf disks that people have thrown into the lake on accident. I found 8. This is in Charlottesville, VA
Louise Jennison
2007
A few recent drawings of sea urchins, anemones, kelp roots, various pods and the like, all found under the sea.
a broken hard disk that I opened. Un vecchio hard disk rotto che ho aperto. Un vieu disque dur cassé que j'ai ouvert
HP 6000-660S SCSI disk system. It's got three 660mb full-height hard drives and weighs about 45 pounds.
Even girl geeks deserve a personalized floppy. This one is for Janina. This is a phone pic of it in progress, but I have since finished it off.
Pattern: Floppy Disk Cross Stitch by Grace K (andwabisabi on Etsy).
Start Date: February 14, 2011
End Date: February 23, 2011