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Kennedy Square is housing complex (comprising of mainly maisonettes and flats of varying sizes) which is owned and managed by Warwick District Council. The estate is located in the town centre of Leamington Spa, Warwickshire.
In this part of Kennedy Square, there's lush grass and a small children's playground - compared with the concrete paving just around the corner.
We built some flats for our entrance facade. I think it looks like a big version of Mr. Rogers' trolley at this point.
Couldn't resist the lighting and colors in this sunset last night up on Barten Flats north of Mackay, Idaho as the sun was sinking to the west. I think the temp was hoovering around 4 deg about this time. I would also like to dedicate this to Flossie Johnson; a liftetime resident of the area.
Flat Rock Lizard, Common Flat Lizard (Platysaurus intermedius)
SOUTH AFRICA: Mpumalanga Province
Blyde River Potholes Park
18.Jan.2006
J.C. Abbott
Green leather flats from Naturalizer. It's so icky and rainy today in the DC area that I wanted to wear something that wouldn't get ruined if I had to slosh through puddles.
I realize these are the same pants from monday, but they're the only ones I have that are hemmed short enough for flats.
An unusual house, set back behind wide verges in a pleasant part of suburban Norwich and photographed on Sunday 25th December 2011 (Quarter Day). It's an oddity isn't it? Its flat-roofed, blocky appearance hint of Modernist aspirations, yet there is a porch with a pointed arch. What was the method of construction I wonder. The herringbone pattern between the floors (should one call it "nogging") suggests a decorative skin (uh-oh, applied decoration ...poison to the strict Modernist) and the windows are within what appears to be a shallow recess. Would it have been built on a steel frame, or is it of solid concrete ...the area around the windows representing the "true" wall, with the brickwork merely an integument, for appearance only?
well what a day a had yesterday. i was riding my motorbike when suddenly my rear tyre exploded. luckily i wasn't driving fast. i slowly turned to the side of the road making sure the flat tyre stays in the rim. i checked the damage and saw a 4 inch gash on the tire. no way i was getting out from this mess easy, a riders nightmare. i searched for the culprit that caused this mess and i found the rusted flat iron bar. i thought to myself how unlucky that out of the countless of vehicles that passed through today it had to be me and considering that i only have two wheels. i called the bike towing service and the guy who answered my call said he will get back to me as soon as a tow vehicle is available. i waited and waited, under the midday sun, then an hour had passed by, i was exasperated and becoming desperate when this guy on a small motorbike stopped and offered assistance. after sharing with him my story he said that there's a vulcanizing shop about 70 meters away. there were bushes so you could hardly see the shop. so to make the story short, the shop was able to fix my tyre just good enough for me to ride the bike to a motorbike shop and buy a new set of tyres.. a good ending to a miserable day he he he
Assignment: You have been offered a huge catalogue campaign which will book you solid for the next month. the campaign uses many styling-off-figure methods, particularly flat lays and stacks. Raid your wardrobe and and take two photos at show your skills at constructing one flat lay outfit and one stack.
Here is my final flat lay outfit.
Living Doll Denim Jacket
Jay Jays Floral Frill Dress
Brother Bill says: Our glueless patch eventually became airless, too. No sweat -- I have a spare tube. Too bad it doesn't hold air. Between Bondanello and Coazze, just inside Mantova province, an 80 year-old cyclist donates his spare tube to the cause. It was for narrow tires, but it got me to a bike shop. My benefactor rode a couple of kilometers with us back to his home village and we continued on to the nearest bike shop at San Benedetto Po.
It was an interesting day. Bill had 4 flats due to a tire casing rupture. Being the good brother, I repaired all of them. Tire repair on a dyke top or tiny roadside in Italy beats a day at the office, easily. I found out that even in Europe, tires and tubes don't grow on trees, particularly if travelling country roads and between small villages. It took quite a bit of seaching to locate one. Much as I wanted to use 650b for his new frame, it didn't fit him as well as 559, and finding tires/tubes in Italy where he will soon be living again, would be problematic in 650b. So, 559 is the wheel size. I hope to see the wonderful GB tires made for 559 in the near future. Photos of the work thus far are below these trip photos.