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Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX9
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Burgess Hill. Sept 2010.
'Fluff' filing away the tabs on a middle chainring, to make it fit! Luckily he's an Engineer, so it's allowed.
Fluff came with the outfit she is wearing (sans shoes) - I believe the dress is from the Skipper Young Ideas Sears Exclusive set (missing a bow) and the seller said the jacket was as well but there seem to have been a lot of variations for fabric in this set so I'm not sure?
Fluff herself is in pretty good condition - she has a melt mark on her backside and was VERY dirty when I got her (still needs a bit more cleaning) but she's such a little cutie.
I added the ribbons to her hair (I hate tying bows) and the shoes are from another Skipper outfit.
The micro fluff is the newest (and smallest!) member of the Pocket Fluff family!
This little one is about 1 inch tall and 1.5 inches wide.
He's made of a light pink faux fur.
His face was hand painted by me using artist quality acrylics and sealed with a matte varnish.
Pocket Fluffs are able to stand on their own. :)
The Pocket Fluff Monsters are made from my original design.
****Please Note:
The micro pocket fluffs are VERY small. I only recommend this size for adult collectors.****
Have you ever looked in your pocket and found a bit of fluff? Yeah, not an uncommon experience. Arthur Dent found some too when he looked in his dressing gown pocket.
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Shot for Shadow IP23
1) - 159 - Tissue
2) - 42 - A visual reference to The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
3) - 93 - Minimalist
Fluffer's Brush and Tilley Paraffin Pressure Lamp and photo of Fluffers at work (1955)
For many decades, the tracks and tunnels were cleaned entirely by hand. Track cleaners known as 'fluffers' used a lamp to see and special brushes to remove dust and fluff from around the rails. A build-up of dirt on the track could affect the trackside equipment, cause fires and disrupt the daily operation of the Underground system. Today, 'fluffers' continue to work overnight once the electricity to the tracks has been switched off, but also use more modern equipment.
[London Transport Museum]
Taken during Hidden London: the Exhibition
(October 2019 - January 2021)
Hidden London: the Exhibition takes you on an immersive journey of some of London’s most secret spaces in the oldest subterranean railway in the world. These ‘forgotten’ parts of the Tube network have incredible stories to tell about Britain’s wartime past - such as the Plessey aircraft underground factory which had 2,000 members of staff, mostly women, working in the two 2.5 mile-long tunnels on the eastern section of the Central line during the Second World War.
[London Transport Museum]
From Museum Lates at London Transport Museum
The oldest Roadrunner chick still in the nest (#1 took off on Sunday) is all fluffed up on this cold morning, keeping in body heat. Sisters/brothers nestle underneath.
Fluffer's now fully come into the house and is hanging out with us in the conservatory. The Pusheen doormat is now being trampled on by a real life cat.
I absolutely love this custom fluff order! I have a feeling there will be more puppies in the future <3
What the Fluff? A Tribute to Union Square Invention is an annual festival in Union Square, Somerville where we honor Archibald Query, the creator of Marshmallow Fluff. All photos this collection by Linda Gritz.
Sweet little fluffy feathers on a tiny day old chick
These chicks were hatched on 11/14-11/15 at Mission San Luis where I work.
3 oz FLUFFfibers Silky Cashmerino fiber in one of my most favorite colorways of all time, 40 Thieves.