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Modified top mounts in primer. I already have 5mm Peugeot Sport France pattern reinforcement pates fitted.
STD98LE-1 www.cn-std.com
STD98LE-1 Made of 3MM steel plate and seamless steel tubes, plus high-performance anti-theft lock core, high security, practical, and cost-effective
The full set almost parallels with the ground, security assured
Size: 490mm x 380mm x 420mm (length X width X height)
Thick 20mm base, anti-crash, and stronger
Diameter: 60mm (￠)
For Strobist Lighting 102
Unit 1.2 - Position (Distance)
Flash 30° Camera Right
Subject-Wall Dist: 32 in
Flash-Subject Dist: 6 ft
Flash Power: 1/2
Exposure: f/9.0 ISO 100
One of two gun positions which housed a six-inch gun taken from a First World War battleship.
The gun had a range of just over 14 miles.
Brownstone Battery August 21st, 2020
Position to catch the ball and the sun light look cool in the picture but it not cool to play in, it blinds ya.
Installation view of Split Slab, Processed Stock, Copper Chicklet Tray, and Chicklets (pair), by Myra Mimlitsch-Gray. Part of the group exhibition, Re:Position.
Harbourfront Centre.
April 20 – June 16, 2013.
Photography: Tom Bilenkey.
The result of the preeminent position of Minneapolis in the flour milling industry between 1880 and 1930, which grew as a result of the ease of access to the major transportation corridor on the Mississippi River, proximity to rich farmland in the upper plains, and the hydropower generated by Saint Anthony Falls, this area is an assemblage of industrial buildings that helped grow Minneapolis from a small frontier settlement into the business, financial, cultural, and industrial center of the Northern United States it is today. The former industrial buildings, powered by machinery that was operated via tunnels that ran from the Mississippi River upstream beneath the district, were used for a variety of purposes, from grinding grain, to weaving blankets, to storing goods for shipping, which led to Minneapolis being nicknamed “Mill City” around the turn of the 20th Century. The falls first were utilized for industrial purposes by the United States Army following the establishment of Fort Snelling nearby in 1820, with a sawmill and grist mill being built at the falls to take advantage of the energy from the cascading water of the river. Industry around the falls began to decline in the early 20th Century thanks to advances in technology, with the final flour mill, the Pillsbury A Mill on the east bank, closing in 2003. Since the closure of the former mills, several have been demolished, but many former mills remain, now serving new purposes as residential, commercial office, and civic buildings, anchoring a revitalized downtown riverfront that has been reclaimed from industrial purposes that have run their course and repurposed as a place for leisure and living.
S03 - Man in crouching position, clasping his shins, with two dogs, one on each side of him, leashed. He wears a close-fitting cap and quilted, belted tunic. Possibly a hunter or poacher.
Supporters - Formalized vine-leaf.
The misericords do not co-ordinate with the style of the church, and show signs of having been dismantled and rebuilt, so it seems likely that they came from elsewhere, local legend has it that they originated in Cirencester Abbey.
I like to play with my hair as I fall asleep - I have no idea it will fall out eventually :(
I also fold my legs like a pretzel, and if you try to cover me, I kick them off