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I visited Glastonbury on Wednesday 21st & Thursday 22nd June 2023 to capture some of the bus action transporting festival goers to the annual event. Of course, I was instantly attracted to the Bristol VRs and Olympians operated by Chepstow Classic Buses, but there were plenty of other interesting buses to photograph as well!
Industrial steam locomotive crossing Forge Lane to enter the yard of Bradford Colliery in 1948. The view is taken from outside the Burton's shop in Ashton New Road. The colliery closed in 1968 and today even Forge Lane has completely vanished under the surrounds to the Etihad Stadium.
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The bellows dominates the forge, providing a source of oxygen to keep the charcoal burning. The panes in the oak-framed casement windows are tanned animal hides treated with oil, to allow light inside. Most of the ironware used for the doors, windows and fireplaces was forged by the blacksmith who also made and repaired tools and manufactured trade goods. Repairs to military equipment were made by the armourer or locksmith. These men received a higher salary than the apothecary or surgeon, demonstrating how highly these trades were valued.
The Pigeon Forge Parkway is usually very dense in traffic. Especially during holidays and weekends when the average speed is slower than if you were walking. But that is a testament to the popularity of the town which is filled with hundreds of shops and family orientated entertainment attractions. On this particular weekend, a classic car rally occurred with literally thousands of old cars and trucks filling the road and parking lots.
Full name: Humphrey Bazel Forge
Aliases: HB, HBF, Old Man, Faux Alan Moore, the Prophet
Age: 56
Nationality: English
Bio: Humphrey grew up in poverty, until he was able to afford himself to get to college, majoring in social sciences and eventually going to Leeds for history. He then worked as a janitor and a writer due to the fact no one ever really attended his history classes when he became professor in the span of ten years.
When the UK reformed and started to fall, Humphrey became a activist and outspoken critic, writing for various newspaper companies before they bankrupted. He eventually came across machines and vampires in the middle of a battle, saving a young girl. She taught him how to sew and live on the streets before dying of malaria. With his new skills set, Humphrey became a drunkard living on the streets yet as a assassin, searching for answers to come.
Personality, powers and abilities: Loud, occasionally brash, poetic and thoughtful. Humphrey is described as Alan Moore due to the way he talks and parts of his personalities run in his blood. He accepts it as a good and bad thing. Humphrey developed powers by 12, and was able to create fire out of his palms. His occultism belief made him seek for magic books which led his ability to cast and create spells. He is also a good lecturer, survivor and great observer. Very familiar with bombs and dynamites
Equipment: Wears a suit he tailor made after saving a girl, physically and mystically enchanted it protection. He commonly carries a sai around him, making him a common enemy of the undead and machines. Glass bottles, dynamites and improvised/homemade weapons.
Inspirational motivation discovered upon the numerous eclectic tchotchkes found on the walls of the famed Barking Crab seafood restaurant in the Fort Point district. Boston, Massachusetts, USA.
"El acero mas fuerte se forja en el fuego de contenedor de basura."
Motivación inspiradora descubierta en las numerosas chucheria eclécticas que adornan las paredes del popular restaurante de mariscos Barking Crab, en el distrito de Fort Point. Boston, Massachusetts, EE. UU.
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Ruckle Farm (Provincial Park): "This is the farm's oldest outbuilding. Well over 100 years old, it was constructed between 1878 and 1880, and is one of the few forge buildings remaining from that period. Look at the log ends: they were cut and squared with an axe.
Henry Ruckle and his son, Daniel Henry, were both skilled blacksmiths, and many of the farm implements they used were made in this building."