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Original lockmaster's house, lock 5. It is now used for washrooms and offices. There are several of these to the exact same external design along the Trent-Severn Waterway.
Sept 18, 2013. The actual colour of the wood is grey not blue. I could correct it, but I find the colour distortion interesting, because it was unexpected. I took the picture at 8am and a large garage on the other side of the laneway cast a shadow on the door.
Taken at the Shootshoreditch gig. www.shootshoreditch.com. This pic will be displayed at the Vice Gallery Exhibition. www.viceland.com/issues_uk/thegallery.php
在戀人岬上面許多人鎖住的愛...
Many travellers or lovers who visited here to lock their love other than
seeing this beautiful and spectacular scenery.
Two Lovers Point, Guam, USA
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These Columbian Black-Tailed Deer from California were really going at it when I got this shot. They were right in the middle of the rutting season here in California. There's nothing more exciting for me than to see these magnificent bucks in the wild so up close and personal. photo was taken near the American River.
Lock and chain on a red, blue and yellow painted metal wheelbarrow at Adelaide Central Market. I think it is locked to other equipment like the manual forklift under it.
See also:
- Middle of the wheelbarrow, with metal slats and red manual forklift underneath.
Taken with iPhone 3GS.
There was this place that was so lush and green and filled with life...but the gate was locked and chained...so I stood outside and looked within.
(within the conservatory at Belle Isle).
Detroit, MI
Grade II listed, this unusual round building is a lock up. It had 1 cell approximately 4m in diameter, with a door on one side. What makes it particularly unusual is the domed roof surmounted by a cupola with ball finial. It was built in 1819 by the Earl of Shrewsbury to act as a temporary prison.
I love Sarah Dessen. I just finished reading Lock and Key, and I actually think I can finally say which one I love the most. :)
I'm not happy with the photos. I'm still experimenting. So better pictures coming soon (hopefully). (:
Another picture from of my grandfather's tools. This was the lock he used on his beach shed. Not totally a "tool" I guess but you do need a lock & key to protect your tools. ;)
Freddie Owen (second left) is congratulated by delighted team-mates after scoring the first of eight Blackheath tries during a 54-16 victory over Hull Ionians in rugby union's National League One. The lock forward's try, registered in first half stoppage time, gave the hosts a 7-3 interval lead.
Blackheath, formed in 1858 and the oldest - since 1862 - open rugby union club in the world, are moving first XV fixtures away from Rectory Field, their home in Charlton since 1883, from next season. They will take place at Well Hall, Eltham. Blackheath were founder members of the Football Association and the Rugby Football Union. Rectory Field staged the first rugby union international between England and Wales.
Admission: £15. Programme: 32 pages (w/a). Attendance: 578.
This is the general area where Enlarged Erie Canal Lock 27, Phillip's Lock, would have been located. It's buried with no stones exposed. If you walk west from the defunct Adirondack Power and Light Plant (now the Cranesville Block Co.) - following the power lines, you can see where the grade of the road rises. Then you come to a Terwilliger Creek ( the culvert allows Terwilliger Creek to pass under Route 5S and empty into the Mohawk River). Thats where the lock was, just before the creek. The lock abutted the culvert (near the left side) over the creek. It's filled in, there is a high tension tower right in the middle of the lock. ( I want to thank the Yahoo Erie Canal Group for the info on the location of this lock) ----- I found a little more info on the lock after doing a little checking - it was a double chamber lock, lengthened at the foot on the berme side with a 8.120 lift,west. This culvert is located on the south side of Route 5S in Pattersonville,NY
Lock gate, Birmingham.
25/6/16
Ilford HP5 Plus 400 film pushed to 800
Pentax K1000, 28mm lens.
Developed by Ilford Labs, scanned with Epson V550.
Adjusted for contrast in Lightroom 6.
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