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Sketches and plans of a New Town in Hook, Hampshire, which was never completed. Taken from the JR James Slide Collection.
Designer: Cylinda Mathews.
Source: www.crochetmemories.com/archive/november4.html
Thread: Aunt Lydia 10. Color: #397 Wasabi.
Hook: Boye #7/1.65mm.
Size: Abt. 10" diam.
Made: 07/27/10.
A big rusty hook on the ship canal. A remnant of the days when barges and boats needed things unloading I presume.
A set of Bioshock Splicer hook braces made from scrap sintra. Tossed these together in a handful of hours before DragonCon 2016. Fun to paint!
Here is another guy from my gym with his hooks in and applying what looks to be a neck crank on his opponent. Ultimately he did no submit his opponent, but instead one on points.
Constructicon Hook!
Today, 3.14.11 I'll introduce Hook (rest will follow on a daily basis)
This "batch" (to say the least) I went with a special spin on Hook, using a custom cast head thanks to Calloway Custom Designs and Shapeways. The head is on a pivot. Hook will form Devastator's upper chest/torso.
Hook Head Lighthouse, Co. Wexford, Ireland
This photo has been published here!
On Black // Interesthings // Slainte! // My lighthouses
Officer Teel flashes the Hook'em Horns sign to a fellow University of Texas Fan in the crowd before the annual Thanksgiving Weekend football game beteen UT and Texas A&M University. Unfourtunately, with conference realgimnment in College Football, Texas may lose this tradition. The Officer was riding in the annual Thanksgiving Day Parade in downtown Houston, Texas.
Hook Head is the oldest lighthouse in Ireland, and one of the oldest in Europe still operating. In the 5th century St Dubhan set up a fire beacon on the headland as a warning to mariners. After his death his monks kept the beacon going for another 600 years. Between 1170 and 1184 the Normans built the present lighthouse. It was built from local limestone and burned lime mixed with ox’s blood. Even today traces of the blood-lime mix can be seen coming through the paintwork. The walls are 9 to 13 feet thick and 80 feet above the ground.[1] In 1665 King Charles II granted letters patent to Sir Robert Reading to erect six lighthouses on the coast of Ireland, one of which was at Hook Head on the site of the older lighthouse, the others being at Howth, one to mark the land, the other to lead over the bar; the Old Head of Kinsale, Barry Oge's castle (now Charlesfort, near Kinsale), and the Isle of Magee[2].
Sketches and plans of a New Town in Hook, Hampshire, which was never completed. Taken from the JR James Slide Collection.
The unpaved roads inside the Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge are extremely dusty. Within the first few minutes of entering the park, the back half of our car was covered in dust (this photo). By the time we left, there was chalky dust all over the car, us, my camera equipment, binoculars, etc. Fortunately there's a car wash not far from the park.
Here is a video of the components in action. The other truck making an appearance is '#6336 Launch Response Unit'...one of my favorite cab and trailers to date, and fairly proportionate to the MOC Hook & Ladder.