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Gone are the plastic pegs, in with the new long lasting ones. No rust, no break version.
EXIF: 1/340 sec F/6.3 ISO 3200. Changed to B&W in PSE15.
tent pegging worms sports skill historic game in pakistan or village people and chodare malik wadaray and many more basic village rich family.five rivers .tent pegging prime sports and culture activity popularity among horses lovers in punjab the old game of tent pegging still alive .tent pegging has been an integral part of culture celebration in the five river punjab .it is a warrior game which is believed to have its origins since 4th century bc in asia a rider tent pegging carrying alance on a galloping horses attempts to pull out a grounded wooden peg. it he success fully carries that peg beyond 10feet live from the point of strike he gets4 points and move next round of finalists list. if the rider tent pegger peg drops before crossing 10 feet time the rider tent pegger gets 2 points and gets one more chance to strike. if the rider tent pegger fails pull out the peg he drops from the game.when tent peggers come on calibration horses brought to the playground with profoumd of pride with great marked show culture drums or dancing and culture flutes or culture music its beautiful atfasmaier enter the field .
pegged graves at Bukit Brown Cemetery, marked for exhumation, behind, one is has already been exhumed. all to make way for a new road.
It's likely that quite a few of the younger Flickrites have never heard of mumbly (or mumblety) peg because it's a game kids play with a pocket knife, and any kid getting caught with a knife in his pocket today would probably be suspended from school, arrested by the police and find themselves being grilled by Homeland Security. But, when I was in school, 75 or so years ago, all us kids had knives in our pockets, and during recess, there were always some who were shooting marbles, playing jacks and some who were flipping their jack knives in games of mumbly peg. In one of the many variations of this game, the point was to throw the knife and stick it as close to your own foot as you dared. He who stuck it the closest won the game, and he who stuck it in his foot was the supreme winner...
The ll/27/2017 theme for #MacroMondays is #GamesOrGamePieces.
(The portion of the knife that is showing here measures roughly two inches)
With the 'peg' set for the loop, British Railways Ivatt designed mogul '2MT' 2-6-0 no.46521 moves into Swithland Sidings with a parcels train.
2019 GCR Goods Galore Gala
Alternative for Our Daily Challenge ... news of the weird.
I'm sure my neighbours think I'm a little strange when they see me photographing odd things at various times but today I got caught by my next door neighbour taking photos of clothes pegs ... something I don't normally do in public because it is a little weird! She didn't make any comment so maybe she is used to my strange habits by now.
Even weirder is the attached story about a man who clips hundreds of clothes pegs (pins to some of you) to his face.
June 30 - 183/365
We're finally getting sunny, dry weather which means I can line dry the laundry, so I bought some new pegs today and did loads of washing.
How dull and boring my day has been, lol. I photographed the pegs though, they're quite bright and cheerful.
Laser Pegs "The Ultimate Toy For Kids" (2012)
Battery in the base connects to an LED in each piece. Circuit is automatically made when pieces are connected.
A close up of my wife's acoustic guitar's tuning pegs for this week's Macro Mondays theme of 'Member's Choice - Musical Instruments'.
A single image processed in Lightroom (global and local adjustments) and Photoshop (cloning out the hundreds of dust specks attracted to the neck of the guitar).
Thanks for viewing - Happy Macro Mondays to everyone!
Brand-new pegs, dangling in the wind, hence the blur......
Photo taken for this week's challenge "Something New"
A good way to exercise the brain during this lockdown days.
Posted For the Exciting images of life at home group.
Austin A40 Farina Mk.1 (1958-61) Engine 948cc S4 OHV BMC A series Production 169,612 Mk1s plus 172,550 MkII and IIIs.
Registration number 726 COH (Birmingham)
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Designed by Pininfarina and launched at the 1958 Earls Court London Motor Show. the A40 Farina was intended to replace the Austin A35, from which it inherited much of its running gear, and was a capacious thoroughly modern small car, with a brand new distinctive 'two box' shape and headroom in the back seat. It was a saloon, the lower rear panel dropped like a then conventional bootlid, the rear window remaining fixed. The Countryman hatchback appeared exactly a year later in October 1959, and differed from the saloon in that the rear window was marginally smaller, to allow for a frame that could be lifted up, with its own support, while the lower panel was now flush with the floor and its hinges had been strengthened. It was a very small estate car with a horizontally split tailgate having a top-hinged upper door and bottom-hinged lower door. .
At launch the car shared the 948 cc A-Series straight-4 used in other Austins including its A35 predecessor. The suspension was independent at the front using coil springs with a live axle and semi elliptic leaf springs at the rear. The drum brakes were a hybrid (hydromech) arrangement, hydraulically operated at the front but cable actuated at the rear. The front drums at 8 in (200 mm) were slightly larger than the 7 in (180 mm) rears. Cam and peg steering was fitted.
The Mark II version appeared in 1961, built with a longer wheelbase increasing the rear passenger area and the front grille and dash were redesigned. The Mark II had more power from its 948cc engine, 37bhp, with the SU carburettor replaced with a Zenith but was otherwise mechanically identical other than the addition of a front anti-roll bar
In Autumn 1962 the 948cc BMC A Series was replaced with a 1098cc version with an output of 48bhp shared with the rear wheel drive Morris Minor and front wheel drive Morris 1100 which was to be joined by an Austin version the following year. Although this increased performance with a new top speed of 75.2 the car was now looking cramped and dated against the Morris-Austin 1100. Sales slowed but the MarkIII A40 remained on sale until 1967
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Shot 01.01.2018 at Brooklands, Weybridge, Surrey Ref 132-022
Cribbage pegs in my home made cribbage board.
For Macromondays group weekly assignment. Gamepieces.
Lit by actual REAL sunlight!
The title was inspired by this photo by Random Retail, though I think that one might have the amount of pegs seen here beat by a good bit!
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Rite-Aid, 1998-built (closed May 2018), Goodman Rd. at Tulane Rd., Horn Lake MS
you cannot force a square peg into a round hole.
Not unless you bend it all out of shape and force it through..
This is not what education should be about!
This is not what socialisation should be about...
A “person with disability” should not have to be twisted out of shape - we should bend to accept their abilities, understand their difficulties and celebrate their
uniqueness.
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drawn/painted , edited with gimp