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Taken at Islington Assembly Room, London. See more pictures of Allo Darlin at:

 

www.flickr.com/photos/30646111@N05/

He is surprisingly able to actually hold her up with no support! But his arm kept snapping off at the elbow when I was trying to do this shot. :P

Lead sheet of Lura's "Só um cartinha."

 

Instrumental melodies, chord slashes, guide lyrics (in Cape Verdean Creole).

Copper lined lead light window.

Dean Bob Blouin (left) and vice dean Russ Mumper (right) talk with Anson Dorrance at LEAD Program 2012.

July 19-21 - Denver, Colo.

Gonville & Caius College

Recognizing County employees who have completed LEAD Program II and those graduates who have completed LEAD Program III.

8x10 soft pastels on colourfix paper.

Available for sale, please contact me directly.

People may think its style But i say its My ATTITUDE :P

 

Bij IVY Climbing in Sittard

Lead from As Silence Falls i shot recently at a gig in Hobos bridgend, was great practice in harsh lighting

Abner De los Santos, General Conference Vice President, ends the first night of the LEAD Conference 2019 with prayer in Silver Spring, Maryland, United States of America

 

(Photo: Brent Hardinge / GC Communication)

a classic lead flashing detail from the Leadsheet Association

150919 / 静岡Freaky Show / 夜は酒場で運動会 vol.10

@ Chukyo Race Course, Japan

Lead figure in front of the orangery at Powis Castle, Welshpool, Wales.

Bukit Timah Railway, Singapore.

Bought in high school, 1980, with money from my job at McDonald’s and trading in a mongrel Gretsch hollowbody of some unknown model and vintage that just didn’t play all that well. And now, this one, I just don’t play it any more with my other guitars. Time to go to a new home tomorrow!

July 19-21 - Denver, Colo.

Really nice chimney/crack/offwideth at Ceder Bluff in Southern Illinois.

 

I was amused by what the guide book said.

 

"Be comfy leading 5.6, a whipper here would get ugly"

 

Ya don't say...

 

Just a note: The next time I am down there i'd like to climb the wide crack to the left in the picture. We didn't have enough of the right gear to do it, Lotta big stuff and it'll get ugly. Back story (cause it's amusing...) The crack was first lead in '81 using a tape measure, saw and 2x4's. The leader would climb up some, measure, then the belayer would cut the 2x4 to the correct width needed for that section of the crack and toss the piece up to the leader. I think I'll be waiting till I have all the "modern" gear in hand to try this one.

 

Taken at a recent WelshFlickrCymru Meet...

Alisa leading up a climb at Bamford in the Peak District.

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