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Today was block day,so didn't have to wait up so early. Boring ass day at school. I went home and took an hour nap. After that,a friend of mine came over and we chilled for a little bit. Then went home,and started on some homework,showered,and had dinner. Another same old day. This is also the lock I carrry with me when I go riding myself. Its light,small,and handle. I wouldn't recommend you use this as your main lock. But if its just for a short time,and you are watching it. Its great!
I walked out of Monmouth Coffee in Borough Market in London and saw what I thought was a scene from the film Lock Stock.
STD wheel lock device (wheel lock type A, Type B), its body is made of high quality steel with a special workmanship through forging and pressing. It is durable and firm enough to withstand any damage. Double needles and chucks can keep vehicle from a force movement. Rubber tire protector can prevent the locked tyre from damaging. Tongs arms can be adjusted to tire size. The alarming device installed can send out 120 decibels sound when smashed or opened with a force. Without buying an expensive trailer, it can lock the vehicle breaking regulations at anywhere at anytime. With its high quality and simple manipulation, it has become a good car-managing assistant in the field of transportation and communications. it has played an active role in the anti-overload campaign.
Even a city like London has some beautiful views although just out of shot is a crack addict reading Heat magazine, a woman being shot in the shin and a double decker bus crashing into a B&Q.
Sometimes in photographer there are places in which you're just not allowed to travel. What do you do then?
Take pictures of the reasons for your being denied entry...
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The U-Lock holster allows you to strap your lock to anything - from your bike to your bag to your rack. It's got 4 long velcro straps to fit around anything. Also - a d-ring so you can stop losing your key. MADE IN THE USA. Available now on Amazon at amzn.to/ulockcase
Dark and Rusty, you ain't getting out of those chains...
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There is a better place beyond that wall / gate / fence so break out and live what you see beyond.
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This is the day before our move, the people in Westbank let us bring our stuff a day early. So I just hooked up the Trailer as is still from Ontario and we drove to Westbank to unload it so we could bring an empty trailer and load the stuff that we have accumulated in Winfield.
A locked switch on a Brisbane Power Pole
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This lock is on the gate to the tennis courts at the Port Alberni, BC public park. Interesting this gate was locked, as there were two openings (one at each end of the court) open for players to duck out and run after balls. Inconsistent?
Boulter's Lock is a lock and weir on the River Thames in England on the eastern side of Maidenhead (formerly in Cookham) Berkshire. A lock was first built here by the Thames Navigation Commission in 1772. The lock is on the western side of the river between the main (A4094) Maidenhead to Cookham road and Ray Mill Island. The name is also used for the immediate surrounding area.
The weir is some way upstream of the lock, at the northern end of Ray Mill Island. It is one of the most popular whitewater freestyle kayaking areas on the River Thames, as it has had modifications made to it, to allow kayakers to play on it without causing disruption to other river users.
Letting water out of the lock to load a barge.
Exposure: 10 sec (10)
Aperture: f/4
Focal Length: 70 mm
ISO Speed: 100
Also not sepia. Color is as shot.
won't open. squrtzed wd40, but i think it's somehow the bolt itself, not the key, which jiggles having put the door in when i put in the washer (and the tile!) in 1996, i haven't really opened it much since the 2004 hurricane season, so now it seems i must go through the house and out the front door and hack through the jungle to get to the wall, where i dig out the wool, and stuff through the hoses, replacing the packing, to seal up the house that godknows built when remodeling the kitchen (himself) in 1969.