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Professor Jane Mudd introduced a documentary on street art. Hosted by the Thriving Artist’s Group, students gathered for a documentary viewing and group discussion. This #LEAD event featured the work of Banksy, a street artist who has been in the news a lot lately.
Lead Votive Figurines
Greece, Laconian, 7th-5th century BC
Excavated at the sanctuary of Artemis Orthia, Sparta
Here's a lead and collar (collar suitable for a small-medium dog). We also have a medium dog harness. Mowgli is a muscular cat and when we moved in we harness trained him outside for a few days so he didn't run off straight away.
The cardboard to the side is to prevent Scampi weeing on the floor. She has a very un cat like habit of weeing in that corner and outside the litter tray in our bathroom. We've had her to the vets and had various UTI tests done but it is just her apparently.
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Cut the Jazz - De Phazz
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Kentucky FFA Foundation receives $2 million check for the LEAD Endowment from Ag Development Board in 2002. Left to right, Dr. Tony Brannon, Commissioner of Agriculture Billy Ray Smith, Kentucky Farm Bureau President Sam Moore, and John Mark Hack- Director of Governors Office of Agriculture Policy
Brynyrafr Lead Mine, pumping shaft at SN74518795, shown on the OS six-inch map of 1906. Image taken on 27 February 2019.
The opening on the far side is presumably a shallow adit leading off the pumping shaft, shown more clearly in the next image. The shaft itself occupies the foreground, beneath the pile of rubble that appears to offer an easy way down into the adit, but which is probably supported only by a few rotting timbers.
The Black Horse Hotel on the corner of Friargate and Orchard Street, Preston is a traditional pub and is one of only a small minority of buildings of any kind that has a preservation order both inside and out. That includes these excellent leaded light windows.
This was the old toilet bend (with built-in flange), made of pure lead, probably original to the 1909 house.