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Natte Tweede Kerstdag in Den Haag Centrum.
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So this is your dungeon door?
No, Valeria, this is simply my cellar, with a lock that has seen 20 years of wear and tear.
From locking your slaves in?
Of course not. I'm not sure if we should even talk about this subject, it's a family friendly group.
Yup. Every family should have a slave.
You sure?
Yes, to do all the things no-one wants to do. Cleaning, doing the dishes, writing the tax declaration...
Okay, I admit, that would be handy.
Aaaand?
Yes, all my slaves are locked up in that cellar, all zero of them.
Zero. Is that a big number?
Of a dimension that you cannot even count.
Ha, I knew it! You are a pervert!
That, my dear, is old news.
Toy Project Day 3140
...at Grindley Brook locks, just outside Whitchurch.
Just out of shot is a lovely tea rooms with very good cake.
This is the second bike lock to be left hanging on the railings at the park.
ANSH 110 (5) curly
Definitely Dreaming 'left behind' theme. 13/52
121 pictures in 2021 (5) at a loose end
What do you see? An object on its side left to right, or an object tilting up right to left?
Hint: It's a tiny keyhole on a luggage lock, 24 image focus stack.
Came across this photograph of Newbury Lock from last year. Nothing special about it but I do recall it was a lovely warm summer day and we could do with some of those right now!
The lock is located in the centre of Newbury and was built in 1796 as part of a project to link the town by canal to the western city of Bath.
Today the waterway is used mainly by small boat users for pleasure purposes and provides access to beautiful countryside and wildlife. It also provides towpaths for walkers for most of its length.