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...i want change.
I wish I could say I thought of this idea myself, but I saw it on a blog with no credit. So to whoever thought of it first...how inspirational of you. :) And YES I defaced this bill.....please don't arrest me. Hopefully someone's bad day will get a little better when they see this dollar.. whether that day be tomorrow or someday ten years down the road.
Always keep going. Never settle.
This is at the intersection of 77 and Welch right near the observatory.
Why the title? Well for some tangential reason Robert Crumb, the cartoonist, popped into my head when I saw this guy.
Call it a lapse in my synapse, call it a link to the graphics course I took in the 70s when I discovered I was quite talentless. :D
Whatever, it reminded ME of Robert Crumb. Happy Weekend!
30 de Junio de 2012.
Que la brisa se cuele por la ventana y de un toque de amor entre tanta soledad.
An entry into the large Misc. Category of the CCC. Snowy Castle dioramas have long been my favorite subject matter, so this was an extraordinarily fun build. This is my largest irregular base build to date, and features a full interior throughout the whole keep. The rockwork was made using my technic brick design, which you can see a tutorial on, here: www.flickr.com/photos/66620538@N04/albums/72157652122462202
The large pine tree design was borrowed from Shawn Kelly, he made a tutorial which you can see here: www.flickr.com/photos/utinni/albums/72157649431583611
There are lots of pictures here: www.brickbuilt.org/?p=1877
This is my final entry for the CCC, hope you like it :)
Coronavirus.
The buses keep running during the crisis, thanks to the drivers. Tripton Road, Harlow, Essex.
Living in a state that is really flat in most Places around the coast, I am used to roads being very straight, and not having to deal with the kind of things people deal with in states like Tennessee and North Carolina. They actually make roads that go uphill off the highways, designed exclusively to help "runaway trucks" come to a stop! Going downhill and riding your brakes just can't be done, or you can lose those brakes! Trucks have off roads where it's safer for them to barrel in, knowing that the incline will help them should they get into trouble and be unable to brake.
Once I was riding in North Carolina when my then fiance, David, made a comment, "You smell that? That's the smell of a truck about to lose its brakes". Going downhill and trying to slow tons of big rig down is really dangerous. There's a learning curve when it comes to driving in mountainous areas.
One of the prettiest views I've ever seen, this mountain pass was exactly what I'd hoped to see on the return trip from Bristol, Tennessee.
This shot was taken at a scenic overlook that I believe was in North Carolina.
Eilean Donan Castle, February. SCOTLAND
(crop of 'the watcher', encouraged by 'boredtodeath' - thankyou)
Lake Tahoe on the Nevada side. This is a 5-exp HDR version from my previous post here from a different angle: Bonsai On The Lake
Larger View
This is my latest keep for King Cormac and the Crown. It's my largest layout to date. I'll echo what I've said in the past: The more pieces I get, the bigger I'll make 'em.
DawnShire Keep is still my only creation to ever be blogged by the brothers brick. Still, many people were disappointed in it. I decided that after I bought the new King's Castle set, I would remake it. So, here you go.
Brickshelf when moderated.
Be sure to respect the crown.