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National Conference League Premier Division club Lock Lane issued this 16-page programme (£2.50, with admission) for a January 2019 Challenge Cup first round tie with 2018 All Ireland champions Longhorns, from Ashbourne, County Meath. In front of 300 spectators, Castleford-based Lock Lane, reduced to 12 players by a 70th-minute red card for an unduly aggressive challenge, clung on for a barely deserved 16-10 victory.
Lock on a rail switch near the Verde Canyon Railroad. It just looked so nice and new next to the rusty switch gear.
You can see a million of locks at the base of Seoul Tower in Korea. What people do over here is to write their names and their beloved one as seen in the image, and lock them together for love lasting forever. I don't know much about this but guess that this idea may come from a Korean drama or something.
Le Pont des Arts, Paris
more than 1,600 different sized and shaped “love locks” cling to its railings
After 100mm of rain in the last two days the Lock Street Bridge over Quart Pot Creek looks like a weir! Closed to traffic.
I got a shipment today of locking tuners that I'm planning to offer as an upgrade on the guitars. Pretty nice.
Apparently it is tradition for newly engaged lovers to put a lock on the grates of the bridge, and then throw the key into the river to symbolize the permanence of their relationship.
Victoreen Condenser r-Meter Model 70 Radiation Dosimeter
Manufactured by Victoreen Instrument Company in Cleveland, Ohio c.1945
Canada Museum of Science and Technology
Artifact no. 1998.0198
This is a great picture because it encapsulates the themes of paranoia, invasion, and secrecy that are associated with the Cold War. The briefcase that the Victoreen Model 70 was carried in had a lock on it that would imply several things. First it implies that the AECL wanted very few people to have access to this (secrecy). Second, it implies that the dosimeter was relatively easy to use because they were afraid of just anyone getting their hands on it. Lastly, it implies that it was very valuable and they couldn't afford to lose it. Also, notice the rust on the lock. This implies that it was genuine and that it was used often.