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Looks like the cooler temperatures have brought out some nice colors in the forest. The aspen trees are showing their yellow leaves.
I have noticed that this pot plant (lilly) has started weeping, with tiny droplets appearing on the tip of each leaf. Felt it deserved a shot for posterity.
I came across this shrub on my walk today - was intrigued by the shape of these leaflets.
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Captured on Via dei Fori Imperiali, Rome, Italy.
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A standard letterbox - what a marvellous thought! Indeed, this leaflet was issued when the British Standards Institute had issued BS 2911 for a standard letterbox specification, both in terms of dimensions and positioning, and here is the Postmaster General no less politely asking that builders, architects and householders gain his appreciation by co-operating with the new standard. There still is a Standard letterbox - it is now BS EN13724.
The leaflet depicts the then GPO symbol and is illustrated by William Hewison (1925 - 2002). Hewison was a well known cartoonist and at the time was not only a contributor to but art director of Punch Magazine.
The leaflets upon leaflets upon leaflets upon each leaf.
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I love the green veining on the leaflets protecting the flowers.
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just sent for proofing. I hope (fingers crossed) it will get printed nicely. I ran out of leaflets at the last wedding fayre this autumn and now need a new bunch for the winter/spring season.
What do you think? I just wanted something little bit different to what I'd normally do (which would probably be one big image, strip underneath with the text...).
I don't know if it was the right path to follow but I just gave it a go.
I'm thinking off what I should build next. Once I said I would never build a mobile crane again, however .... Since I built many trucks I would like to build something 'out of the box'. Why shouldn't I pick up this Liebherr LTM1800 once again?
The model I built 17 years ago was one of the eye openers for many LEGO enthusiast during the late 90s, when I released my website. But this particular model actually was never put on display, at least not many LEGO fans have seen it in real.
Now I take the challenge to raise it once again. Of course according to today's standard; lots of details and functionality as well. During these 17 years many new elements were released and will make it possible to get the model much more life like. As I'm having quite some PF in stock it might be working as well. Who knows ....
For those who didn't see it's predecessor: www.dennisbosman.nl/lego/cmno04.html
….about the promise of using Blessed Oil, like in biblical times!
They allege that the oil comes from Mount Hermon (Israel?)
From the Universal Church of the Kingdom of God, an organisation that has often been criticised because of the leaders’ interest in the donations generated and for other behaviour!
Some of the leaders are alleged to have become very wealthy.
It is sad that young people are taken in by all this.
Not sure of the date of this, but still pre-privatisation, in the days when the job was still enjoyable (just).
'Star' Sindy's palomino horse 1987 as shown in the leaflet.
YeeHaw! The mauve is gone! (At least in theory.)
I'm not sure it was ever sold with this new "authentic saddlery and bridle". They did use this tanned tack on Sindy's horse 1992 though.
FOUR LEGS is a little pun Hasbro throwed in there and will make better sense if you see the page opposite, which featured Sindy's Range Rover with the title FOUR WHEELS.
The smallest "bedroom" in my house doesn't have a bed in it … it has books. I'm sorting through a pile of leaflets, mostly about art exhibitions I've been to over the years – though there's a pile of stamp bulletins in the foreground.
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A small leaflet issued in July 1933 by the British electrical company of Siemens and advertising their Dobrulux lamp for signs. This was claimed as the most economical lamp for electric signs and was a form of neon discharge lamp that worked on both AC and DC circuits without the need for rectification. The lamps would 'give movement and life' to signs and would not 'fail to attract attention owing to their lively flaming appearance. Siemes states that the up-front cost, at 5/- each, would be paid back due to the low consumption of the lamp.