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I really like it! Could maybe be a tad tighter? I might just finish it as is because several had to take it in after a couple of wear/wash anyway... Some diagonal lines near center front... Somewhat discreet lines coming from shoulders... No smile - but take my words, I'm happy! I'm just thinking about changing position rapidly as my 10 automatic photos shoot is quite fast!
Do not restrain yourself, I can take all your insights ; What would YOU do? I might not act on every comments, but I love to learn about other seamstress opinion and wisdom! :D
Note ; the skirt side seam are not basted and no pins either, I'm feeling lazy/efficient tonight! Sorry for the tiny flash of flesh that could appear... :D
Note 2 : a few more photo on my photostream, in the Tiramisu set.
Note 3 : Ha ha! My unfinished Simplicity 1882 muslin (cheap poplin) is almost the same color!
Images of John Browns Engineering, Yoker and Clydebank from the 1950s & 1960s taken by my late father Robert G Taylor 1925-2009
Are we really who we are in our school photographs? In that moment, with a perfect smile? I chose to explore how I could portray someone trying to fit that image and persona.
This was entered into a photography competition on the theme of 'Identity'.
oyea~ my mother laughed about this photo when she found out i took a picture inside the fitting room.
Steve needing a bit of stretch while putting in a chamber at Clapham Woods. Clapham Woods Farm now has one Gbps broadband, so Steve's back didn't suffer in vain
Track laying at the Leighton Buzzard Narrow Gauge Railway to re-instate the section of line between Stonehenge Works and Mundays Hill. When the line was in commercial use part of the section was double track and the opportunity has been taken to extend that distance. The regular, volunteer track gang are being assisted by a team from Transport For London. These people have been recruited and trained to maintain the Elizabeth Line (formerly Crossrail) but as yet trains are not running.
Triax TD88 Galvanised Steel Satellite Dish & Pole Mount Fittings 88 cm
This satellite dish served me well when I worked abroad, and was big enough to get UK Sky signals from Eastern Europe! When I relocated back to the UK, the moving company took it down, packed it up and shipped it off to England with the rest of my stuff. I have no need for it in Hertfordshire and it's now merely taking up much needed space. Time to move it on to someone who can use it!
It's in exceptionally good condition, and this set of photographs on Flickr speak for themselves.
Finished in a light grey powder coating, these dishes feature a special "Fold-Up" boom arm for easy stowage, in the minimum of space. Exceptionally well suited for use with Motorhomes, Caravans, Narrowboats, etc. as it can be mounted easily on to a lightweight free-standing tripod stand. Conversely it can be attached to any vertical pole up to 2.5" in diameter. Unlike mesh steel dishes, this dish is of a solid format that not only improves reception, but is ideally suited to the rigours of packing and unpacking.
DESCRIPTION
Almost any dish can provide the signals needed to get a clear TV-picture. But will consumer satisfaction last, if signals deteriorate due to corrosion of the reflector or if the dish is damaged by a storm?
TD dishes minimize problems of any kind. Long-term corrosion is prevented by an extremely thorough anti-corrosive process and polyester coating. A solid construction of all parts, including the non-slip mast brackets, ensures that the dish remains in its correct position, when other dishes are torn down or twisted by a heavy storm. Mounted and adjusted in two minutes. Saving trouble and money is not only a long-term consumer benefit. TD dishes allow a substantial reduction in time used for mounting and adjusting:
• The elevation bracket is pre-mounted and is easily fixed to the mast with non-slip mast brackets
• A setting scale on the elevation brackets facilitates precise adjustment to the required satellite
• The pre-mounted feedarm just needs unfolding, and the LNB holder with the LNB is simply clicked on
Manufactured by Triax UK Ltd, the TD series of satellite dish antennas clearly stands out from all the other dishes on the market.
FEATURES
• High quality design
• Oval-shaped: 88x95cm version
• Pre-mounted folding feedarm
• LNB holder with clip-on bracket (Ø40mm and Ø25mm)
• Simple installation and adjustment
• LNB cable can be routed through the feedarm
• Stable, non-slip mast bracket with U-bolts
• Galvanised steel with Polyester powder coat
• Includes Triax sky satellite dish pole mount bracket clamp mounting kit
• Includes triple LNB holder and two used LNB's (Genesis 3 and a Strong Universal Single LNBF Model SRT L915) - condition uncertain.
SPECIFICATIONS
• Model: TD88
• Part Number: 5702661228124
• Frequency Range: 10.7-12.75
• Gain (@11.7GHz): 38.8dBi
• G/T (NF LNB 0.7dB): 19.2dB/K
• Offset Angle: 26°
• Elevation Range: 10°-50°, 45°-80°
• Beamwidth: 2.0°
• Windload (@42m/s): 902N
• Mast Dimensions (mm): 32-50
• Dimensions (cm): 85x95
Read more about the Triax TD series of satellite dishes on page 2 of the Triax brochure.
Sold as seen, without guarantee.
Collection only, please, from St. Albans, Hertfordshire, AL1. If buyer really wants to use a courier service, actual costs will be charged.
See eBay posting.
Track laying at the Leighton Buzzard Narrow Gauge Railway to re-instate the section of line between Stonehenge Works and Mundays Hill. When the line was in commercial use part of the section was double track and the opportunity has been taken to extend that distance. The regular, volunteer track gang are being assisted by a team from Transport For London. These people have been recruited and trained to maintain the Elizabeth Line (formerly Crossrail) but as yet trains are not running.
Architectural use of Kee Lite fittings - Learn more about Kee Lite: www.simplifiedbuilding.com/store/components/kee-lite.html
After arriving back at O'Hare under clouds, flight 2774 receives the water cannon salute as it taxis back to the gate with the United employees. The end of regular flights for the Queens comes this weekend with the final departure of a 747 in regular service on Saturday from SFO to Incheon. The last inbound will be on Sunday when the 747 returns on the inbound leg from Incheon. The final farewell flight will take place on November 7th, when a 747 will fly from SFO to Honolulu in honor of the first United 747 flight back in July of 1970.
SSgt Madeline Conley, Aircrew Flight Equipment, helping demonstrate how to use a G-Suit for media flyer Charles Atkeison for his upcoming flight.
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