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This is the Lost city near Cape Crawford. Northern Territory. A large collection of towering rock pillars over 1.4 billion years old. Thanks to Sandra for flight and the excellent and informative guided tour of the Lost city. It was a wonderful view from the helicopter to get there and a marvellous place just to walk around in this ancient landscape. I would recommend this place as a must see if you are ever in this area. I am definitely going back there for another look soon.
Paradise Lost, 25th Anniversary tour, Wolverhampton, Wulfrun Hall, 30/10/2013, Copyright 616 Photography
Photos from the band "The Lost" during their 3rd annual "Get Lost Under the Stars" on 8/5/2017, Buffalo, NY
GST day at Maulden Heath East SSSI 9/1/2018 (The Lost Legion)
Hi Tim & fellow Voles (The Lost Legion - a small group joke)
A good day as you said, despite the persistent gloom, but at least it wasn't too cold. I managed a few snaps again for the archive see as always www.flickr.com/photos/pitzys_pyx/ .
The Hereford Trio were a point of interest and comment and their 24/7 work pattern is bringing great results.
The Lichens and bryophytes were particularly rich and extravagant, carpeting wholes swathes of the heath in a golden velvet .
That is a lyrical as I am going to get this time Malcolm, no worry of competition for "Dad's Army" "The Lost Episode"
Thanks to Malcolm for bringing all sorts of goodies to fix our post seasonal hunger for cakes and chocolate and of course Tim for his donuts & encouragement.
The Wenceslas award of the day goes to Steve Jones for his singlehanded drag from the farthest corner of the field "close by the forest edge" of a bag of strimmed grass and blackthorn scrub absolutely full to the brim, packed solid. He wasn't the same after that effort but hopefully has now recovered his mojo. Malcolm was so very pleased as it enabled him to make white smoke and cover the field in a thick fog for a long time.
Runner up for this must be Dave the Moffatt who brush cut all the hours of the day and finally set upon a large area of broom in the middle of the meadow and in mortal dread of our leader's wrath went back with a bag and cleaned up all his cuttings.
We missed young Atkins and Dave the Lowe (engaged on plumbing emergency) It was great to have Helen back with us and hear her tales of "Darkest Peru" ( or was it Brasil?) .
Well not quite tales of our Lost Legion quelling the natives of Hibernia but see you next week at DENR.
Don't forget the WLT FV Quiz and raffle prizes.
Cheers
JP
Man riding on an American Cancer Society Relay for Life float during the the 2011 Oktoberfest Maple Leaf Parade in La Crosse, Wisconsin.
This was one of the stranger New York experiences in my life. The Lost Property Unit of the New York City Transit system.
I walked through a simple white door off a long hallway near the A/C line. Through the door was this scary, sterile, empty room - with the exception of a few chairs. It felt like prison. The little red sign on the wall says " Please Ring Bell" which I did have to reach up to get to - if I was any shorter, I would have had to pull up one of those chairs and stand on it. Within moments a cop appeared and he was ALL BUSINESS. We conducted our lost n' found exchange through the trap door below the window. Long story short... after months of thinking it was gone forever, I got my bag. And not only that... but nothing was missing.
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Lost Inventory Cog in the storeroom at the Tower - Psychotic Zoo II. Dekka Raymakers' art installation at LEA7 July-August 2019.
Late 2011, Dekka Raymaker departed Second Life for a break, he had not know then that that break would last six years. Dekka Raymaker re-entered Second Life in September 2017. Having been a Second Life artist from 2008, he was very pleased that all his self made content creations still existed in his inventory. However his happiness was soon diminished, one day he discovered all his one-off creations and art installations had gone poof!
Raymaker, in his endeavour to track down his missing ‘prim’ creations, ‘missing inventory’, he contacted the great Gods of Linden, and he filed a bug report, they said it’s not a bug, case closed, so he filed for Support hoping these other Gods of Linden would be more able to seek out his ‘missing inventory’. But after 4 days and no reply he had to consider more drastic action.
And during Raymaker’s investigations he discovered the Pseudodoxia Epidemica, or, Enquiries into Very many Received Tenets, and commonly Presumed Truths, by Sir Thomas Browne (1605–1682). Published in 1646, the title refers to the prevalence of false beliefs and "vulgar errors". From this manuscript Raymaker discovered that ‘inventory loss’ was the result of a misplaced cog from the Machinery of Virtuality. To correct the ‘loss’ one needed to search in-world to find the cog and return it back to the Lindens so that it could be replaced, so that all in the world would be good.
And by sheer luck, Raymaker found his ‘lost inventory cog’ and his only task now is too convince the Gods of Linden Support to go to this landmark and retrieve the cog and put it back into it’s rightful place.
Dear Lindens,
Here is my Lost Inventory cog, please take good care of it, it holds many objects dear to my heart.
Dekka Raymaker