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Lorena wrought iron bed set by Dreamland Designs available @ SWANK Event ending 31 Jan.
Set includes the curtains, Heater, Nights stands with decor, and of course the lovely Wrought iron bed
In the cold you have to make your own heat. Thanks to Mark for helping me out that night. Steel Wool spinning on Mt. Washington. Back out there tomorrow. If you like my work the best way to see it is to get a print. Contact me for prints of any of my work. dereklawrence138.myportfolio.com
During my high school years after 5 of my siblings had already left home, my dad realized milking a few cows was no longer financially viable so he sold them. Once these moving portable heaters were gone, the barn took on a whole different character during winter .
Anyone who grew up on a farm can tell you there was a significant difference in the outdoors temperature compared to the comparative warmth of entering a barn where cows and calves raised the thermometer to more comfortable levels.
Exterran's laydown yard of fabricated in line heaters. These are used to super heat products run through a series of these, such as oil or even steam.
Friday's day off bullshit brought me to Annapolis Junction out of boredom, but something was off - 2779 was parked on the side track, with the panel doors open. I initially thought that it might be awaiting pickup and relocation to Hanover. Rumors were flying about something like that happening for the better half of 2022.
But Tuesday morning I learned it was much worse. In the frigid cold over Christmas, 2779 suffered a cracked engine block. There was water found in the antifreeze, and the heater it was hooked up to lost power. That plus the single digit temperatures for three days straight killed venerable old 2779. Vulcan announced it would not be repaired, and would either be moved to storage in Hanover or scrapped on site. As of Tuesday evening she's still there, but that won't be for long.
I'm gonna miss big blue.
Here's a shot of my old place at 814 Gregg Street. You can find another shot of this corner on this web site. A friend posed for me one night, but it's been so long, I can't remember who. I think it was perhaps Elise Knox, but I'm not sure. I notice that one of the LP's on the floor is from the old Angel label (via EMI), when they came in plain, brown wrappers. One of the books is THE ARMADA by Mattingly. There's also a small, black radio visible. I used to listen to WRR-FM on this. That's the Dallas, Texas classical station. The radio wasn't very good, and it would pick up interference from air traffic right in the middle of your favorite symphony or concerto. The vent on the wall is for a very old gas heater that still worked. I rented this half of a duplex from the Morrison family, 1975-1987, and they were wonderful landlords. I like to think of the chair she's sitting in as my "Captain Kirk" Chair. had a lot of fun reading Stephen King novels in that chair. Sadly, it came apart, never to join Starfleet again. The black cylinder by the stereo is a preener, a cloth covered device for cleaning LP's. LP's attract dirt by their very nature. Never use record sprays or anything that might leave a residue on your LP's. There's a YEHUDI MENUIN MUSIC GUIDE on the floor by her feet. I reviewed this for the local paper, the DENTON RECORD-CHRONICLE.
This heater I pass at least twice a day as it's in my stairway. This time it was lit by beautiful side light caused by the reflected Western sun.