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Sandalwood Parkway Westbound at Pinecone Way. Here you can see there is plenty of room for the multi-use path to have its own curb cut so cyclists can travel adjacent to pedestrians rather than potentially interfere with them one the Ontario Highway Traffic Act has been amended to allow cyclists to ride through intersections adjacent to a crosswalk.
Great Western 2-10-0 #90 charges up the grade at Groff's on the way to Strasburg on a damp and cold day after Christmas in 2007.
From L-R: Sue Sergeant (Thorpe Bay), Martin Needs (Kent Elms) Mark Rose, Debbie Rose (Rayleigh)
Supported by a full clubhouse, these two pairs once again provided an exciting final which was eventually won by Sue and Martin 2-0
Peter L. Frost Radiumite straight razor
Old Spice shave mug
Rooney silvertip
The straight needs some cleaning, but the blade is in pretty good condition. Scales are perfect, and the blade centers in them nicely too. It even had the original box with it.
Strobist:
Vivitar 285 camera left
fired via Wein PN
Focal M500T-Zoom camera right
fired via Cactus v4
DIY lightbox
Believe it or not, this is one of the windows in the school where I teach. It's a rather old building, and unfortunately needs some TLC. I did get quite a few odd looks from the lunch aides as I was snapping away! :o)
Zimmer frame, mini fridge, kettle, tea bags, squash. All within reach of my laptop! What more does a cripple need????
Oh wait, there's plenty of Lobot here, we're good.
This post is for Adventurer Josh; check out them puffy sleeves man! Ha! He's wearing the Seinfield pirate shirt under that gray party vest.
I need to cut down all the old flower stems, untie the swing (tied it up during a tropical storm - I need to set this done this month, before spring arrives.
I spent much of Christmas Day at Playa Las Gatas. I ended up sunburning the tops of my feet, and now they're tan.
Remember me when you're the one you always dreamed, Remember me when everyone's noses start to bleed, Remember me, special needs.
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I bought this press last week from the fellow who used to do my photoengraving. Ron closed up his business about a month ago. He started working at Moir Engraving in 1955. He helped move this very proof press into it's current spot in the shop that year. At that point it was inked up and used to proof engravings daily.
That is the same ink that was put on the rollers 50 years ago. The acids that are used in the etching process have caused much surface oxidation, but I am no stranger to cleaning up these #4s.