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At the Michael Palin Centre in Clerkenwell. We think they were used when the windows had shutters, with these being used to keep the open shutters in place.
Hook Head Lighthouse, silent !
Since the 11th Jan 2011, the fog horn has been silenced .
Nikon d700
Nikon 50mm f1.4D
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.
Owned by Captain Hook during the mid 15th century, this tudor house just outside Easingwold is nothing short of incredible, with a lack of contents it still holds a sense of grandeur - It would make an ideal hotel or possibly a fun house if you lined all the walls with foam and filled it with plastic balls.
PETER HOOK: was born in Salford in 1956 and is best known as the bassist and co-founder of iconic Manchester bands Joy Division and New Order. Hook formed the band which was to become Joy Division with Bernard Sumner in 1976. Following the death of lead singer Ian Curtis in 1980, the band reformed as New Order, with Hook playing bass with them until his acrimonious departure in 2007. In recent years Peter has been involved in several musical collaborations, currently creating music with his own band ‘Peter Hook and the Light’.
GREATER MANCUNIANS is a Manchester College student led landmark photography project (supported by Manchester City Council). It features those people born, bred, or who have made their home within the current Greater Manchester boundary and who have in some way culturally shaped the city and its surrounding boroughs.
The project will be published and exhibited in a major city centre exhibition in 2021/22.
Owned by Captain Hook during the mid 15th century, this tudor house just outside Easingwold is nothing short of incredible, with a lack of contents it still holds a sense of grandeur - It would make an ideal hotel or possibly a fun house if you lined all the walls with foam and filled it with plastic balls.
the cache clue said "you will find what you need behind the tree". I looked and found a handy stick with a hook in the end
To lift large, you need a large hook, a really large hook! This hook makes it capable to lift 14.200 tons!
Hook Norton Brewery is a traditional Victorian tower brewery, founded in 1849.
It has been steam powered since 1899 and makes real ale cask beer.
Having run round the consist, 60074 is prepared for the last leg on the coal circuit back to Arpley Yard, Saturday 28.7.12
Remember a while back when Peter Pan popped back up from my child-hood and I made my Peter Pan dagger and Cpt. Hook sword? Well, I made this around the same time, I just never got around to posting it until now. Not sure how interesting people will find it, but it's mostly just for my own little project I have in the works. I may sell this some day, but right now, I don't plan to.
Owned by Captain Hook during the mid 15th century, this tudor house just outside Easingwold is nothing short of incredible, with a lack of contents it still holds a sense of grandeur - It would make an ideal hotel or possibly a fun house if you lined all the walls with foam and filled it with plastic balls.
The so-called 'Dutch Cottages' are located at the end of Water Lane, where a staithe was once located on the River Ouse. The further cottage bears the almost incredibly early date of 1710 on the gable.
Sandy Hook Lighthouse, located at Fort Hancock, is the oldest working lighthouse in the United States - it was built in 1764.
This fish hook fell off the wall when the owner of the Garden Centre where I work closed the door at the end of the day. Lucky for me that it broke when it hit the cement floor. He was going to throw it out but I rescued it. You can just make out the brake in the middle.
This is the inside of the Fresnel Lens at Sandy Hook. Pictured is the small bulb which, with the help of the lens, can be seen 19 miles out to sea on a clear day. The seat you see to the left of the lit bulb is a secondary lamp mechanism that flips in to place, should the other bulb blow out. This is the oldest continuously operated lighthouse in the United States, having just celebrated its 245th year of operation.