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Jornada sobre variedades de manzanas organizada por el CaserÃo Museo Igartubeiti y The Glutton Club en el Museo San Telmo
Ok, so I've figured out I took this apart the wrong way round. The ideal method is to start from the front element backwards, allowing you to un-hook the timmer and tensioner spring, now the timer works at least.
Upon opening this side I could see the spring hanging around and the last brass screw made sense (when it goes through the body from the other side it becomes a mounting point for 2 springs). There were some screws in the mchanism that had become a fraction loose, allowing undue play in the gears/arms, these are now tight.
I've one final problem to over come, that being when I cock the shutter, it opens and closes the shutter blades (thus exposing the film!), there must be something out of sync so ANOTHER strip down is probably required.
Fried hokkien mee (Fried prawn noodles)~
couchpootato.blogspot.com/2007/04/makansutra-gluttons-bay...
as per Superdawg..char-broiled version of a Romanian, Hungarian,
Polish sausage; basted in our special sauce, and served on a
Whoopskiroll, with grilled onion and a pickle.
... first time doing session with lights in a different environment than a studio, hope you forgive that ugly reflection in the back... :D
Strobist info: Speedlite at 1/8 power, behind camera
Any comments or tips are appreciated
Pat Aldridge helped England 70+ to a podium place the previous day - now back out for more on the Sunday.
Gulo gulo
The Wolverine, also known as the Glutton, Carcajou, Skunk bear, or Quickhatch is the largest member of the weasel family (mustelidae).
They are about the same size as a medium sized dog, weighing between 20 and 50 lbs.
Males are considerably larger than females and some can weigh up to 70 lbs.
It is quite ferocious and extremely strong for its size and can kill prey much larger than itself.
It inhabits primarily the taiga and tundra regions of the Northern Hemisphere, with largish populations in North America and northern Asia.
As with so many animals, habitat destruction, hunting and range reduction have seen a marked reduction in numbers, so much so that the animal is now considered to be vulnerable.
Gulo is Latin for glutton.
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