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I'm not sure how much more this old house has left in it. It appears to be giving up the fight. Holes in all the ceilings/floors have led to melted snow and rainwater rotting it out even further. Strips of insulation and chunks of drywall are strewn throughout, making nightmarish maze of an obstacle course of the house. Every step feels like the floor is about to give way. It's incredible how much devastation can happen in just the space of a few months.
even in the cold weather, Vinny wants to be outside.
His coat is incredibly thick.
He likes to sit in an old blanket that is piled onto one of the big wooden rockers on the front porch, when the late afternoon sun hits that end of the porch.
It's a great place to wait for the dinner bell to ring!
Got some expired film from the car boot sale, in Edinburgh, a few weeks ago, tried out the Kodak Ultra 400 ISO today.
Zenit B with Helios 44-2 58mm f2.
Was going to go for a walk to take photos, but ended up shooting two rolls just in the garden. There was a butterfly "trapped" in the shed - it could easily have gone out the gap in the doorway but, but of course, it fluttered by the window for ages instead. Eventually managed to usher it out the door, but unfortunately it was already way too late for its buddy :(
One of my favourite Miscellany images to date (and I've done over 70 of them). Winter birds have always fascinated me so I explored how they manage to stay warm in boreal winters in my latest blog post. You can check it out here: wp.me/p10non-9I
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Got some expired film from the car boot sale, in Edinburgh, a few weeks ago, tried out the Kodak Ultra 400 ISO today.
Zenit B with Helios 44-2 58mm f2.
Was going to go for a walk to take photos, but ended up shooting two rolls just in the garden. There was a butterfly "trapped" in the shed - it could easily have gone out the gap in the doorway but, but of course, it fluttered by the window for ages instead. Eventually managed to usher it out the door, but unfortunately it was already way too late for its buddy :(
Installation of multi-layered thermal insulation on the Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer (Juice). There are around 500 such ‘blankets’ installed, ranging from the single aluminised polyester foil to the external multi-layered insulation, comprising 25 layers of polyimide. The total mass of the thermal insulation alone is 100 kg, several times greater than other ESA spacecraft to account for the extreme environment Juice will experience.
Juice will make detailed observations of Jupiter and its three large ocean-bearing moons – Ganymede, Callisto and Europa – with a suite of remote sensing, geophysical and in situ instruments. The mission will investigate the emergence of habitable worlds around gas giants and the Jupiter system as an archetype for the numerous giant exoplanets now known to orbit other stars.
Credits: ESA / SJM Photography
Cat warming itself on a sunken radiator, © Danika Marquis.
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No it's not a battle zone.
This brand new cavity wall insulation is having to be removed as it has failed in a spectacular fashion in a matter of weeks.
The manufacturers own installation guidelines were not followed before the walls were pumped full of insulation.
As the cavity wall installation was faulty it has made the homes cold, draughty and wet. The reverse of what is supposed to happen with new wall insulation.
Energy bills have rocketed in the cold weather as the external walls are now full of holes.
Disgraceful on the part of the so called experts.
It will take years to recover financially from this disaster.
Anything to do with commission based sales perhaps, free pre-Christmas grants to installers and rubbish quality control on site?
Obviously the so called "specialists" on this project did not even understand or follow their own industry guidelines.
The chaos they collectively created is absolutely shocking not only for the residents who had to put up with the damp and increased heating bills but also for the industry which is unable to stick to its own installation procedures.
This was 100% avoidable and should never have happened.
Sales targets and commissions have much to answer for, especially where Government grants are involved.
There should be an outcry of the mis-selling and poor quality workmanship for these failed installations.
Not all properties are suitable for cavity wall insulation. The Government Grant Scheme is being abused in the race to grab market share of the "FREE" money.
Towers of ceramic insulation at the mega-substation close to the former site of Carrington Power Station.
Got some expired film from the car boot sale, in Edinburgh, a few weeks ago, tried out the Kodak Ultra 400 ISO today.
Zenit B with Helios 44-2 58mm f2.
Was going to go for a walk to take photos, but ended up shooting two rolls just in the garden. There was a butterfly "trapped" in the shed - it could easily have gone out the gap in the doorway but, but of course, it fluttered by the window for ages instead. Eventually managed to usher it out the door, but unfortunately it was already way too late for its buddy :(
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Got some expired film from the car boot sale, in Edinburgh, a few weeks ago, tried out the Kodak Ultra 400 ISO today.
Zenit B with Helios 44-2 58mm f2.
Was going to go for a walk to take photos, but ended up shooting two rolls just in the garden. There was a butterfly "trapped" in the shed - it could easily have gone out the gap in the doorway but, but of course, it fluttered by the window for ages instead. Eventually managed to usher it out the door, but unfortunately it was already way too late for its buddy :(
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Manufacturer's (W.R. Grace) product sample containing Zonolite (Libby-vermiculite) masonry insulation, more commonly known as "loose-fill" raw vermiculite; shown inside small concrete block with sealed plastic top-cover and attached paper label.
Zonolite vermiculite product has been found to be contaminated with amphibole asbestos and installed in an estimated 15-30 million homes and properties in various forms, including, but not limited to more common applications such as: attic insulation, masonry insulation, fireproofing additive, plaster aggregate, acoustic ceiling surfacing texture ("popcorn" ceilings), fireplace artificial "ash", gardening additives, etc.
Loose fill attic insulation with air duct - Feel free to use this photo for your website or blog as long as you include photo credit with a clickable (hyperlinked) and do-follow link to