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Moss green ponyskin ballerina flats with a camouflage print (Christian Louboutin) because this is a lazy day.
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ROD No 24 on the flat crossing of the NSWGR lines bringing empty wagons either from the coal staithes on the Hunter River whence '60 Miler' ships ' took the coal the 60 miles to Sydney or else the wagons have been repaired in the Commonwealth Engineering workshops. There was a rail connection onto the NSWGR lines and presumably this was relied on when this crossing was removed in 1973, no more than 3 years after this picture was taken.
NR119, NR21, NR20 & NR37 lead Pacific National Steel 3XM4 from Port Augusta to South Dynon through Brooklyn. 31/1/24
The Flat Iron Building in NYC. I had good cup of coffee just in front of it - before taking a few shoots.
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Burned off 600 calories on the stair master today - a personal best. I think I look odd with flat hair.
I will have my body back.
I will have my body back.
I will have my body back.
Year 5 - Upload 13
One Year Ago Today I'm glad I got off my lazy butt today - unlike last year.
Two Years Ago Today - No Photo
Three Years Ago Today I'd love to be there now!
Four Years Ago Today I'd love to be there now too!
My event gifts, given during registration. Closeup of my D60 event gift. Top view. 3 inch diameter glass paperweight in the shape of a cut diamond. Event logo and dates etched on the flat top.
I went to the Disneyland 60th Anniversary Diamond Celebration Merchandise Event at the Disneyland Hotel Convention Center today, on Wednesday May 20, 2015. I met up with a fellow collector at the event. We also went on a related trek to Downtown Disney to get DL60 merchandise that was not available at the event.
We lined up outside the entrance to the exhibit hall of the convention center at around 6:30 am. We were let in at 7 am. Displayed along the hallway where we lined up to get registered were all the merchandise that were available at the event, most of which was in the catalog and able to be pre-ordered.
After we registered for the event, we got a couple of nice gifts. One was a throw pillow decorated with an image of the first ticket to the opening of Disneyland to the general public on July 18, 1955, and on the reverse a greeting from Walt Disney. It is about 15'' L x 8'' W x 6'' D. The other was a glass paperweight/ornament in the shape of a cut diamond, in a blue velvet bag. On the bottom is the logo and dates for the event. It is 3'' in diameter and 2'' high, and very beautiful.
We went into a room where we got out pre-ordered merchandise. I had to make a couple of trips to my car to unload all my good. One was not ready yet, and is to shipped to my home. It is the Tinker Bell cel, with signed postcard and pin. It was the pin that wasn't ready yet. I did see the cel up close, and it is very beautiful. I got a nice surprise when my Snow White Scary Adventures framed canvas print was #2 of 95. It and the frame was very impressive up close. I helped my friend carry his goods to his hotel room.
After we returned, we went to the event "store" to order additional items. I took some photos of the silent auction items, which were mostly very rare or one of kind items related to Disneyland.
We then went to the World of Disney in Downtown Disney to look at and buy some DL60 goods, including the DL60 Doll, who is unnamed in the box. She has the face mold of Snow White, but has blue eyes and long blonde hair. I think she looks like Taylor Swift. The store was very busy with shoppers, most of which were buying DL60 goods. There was an amazing number and variety of DL60 merchandise, especially considering that May 22 is supposed to be real kickoff to the DL60 celebrations.
It was a fun and expensive day in Disneyland Resort. I was also there on Friday for the 24-hour event and kickoff to the formal DL60 celebrations.
July.11 - been seeing these all over on our trip from Britain to here - I don't think I've ever seen these at home! (Sweeter and more firm than the round peaches at home!)
The number of colors depend on the platform, on some both feet and tail-spikes are yellow. I forgot to buy red/orange cardboard, so mine was all yellow too.
I set off from home this morning and heard a "pop pop," sound as I drove along. When I got out the rear tyre was flat :(
So I changed the wheel - cheeringly I was twice asked by chaps walking by if I needed any help :)
However, I was OK and just drove home having missed the morning service at St Mary's church.