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We decided "pack" down a few of our MOCs at the end of the Christchurch Brick Show. David couldn't get enough of it and decided to break a couple of Nick's builds as well :)
The last clip of me smashing my castle is a little wonky - I accidentally deleted it and had some trouble recovering it :(
And as for the recap... I'll get to it. Hopefully tonight, maybe tomorrow.
Decal is from Fine Clonier Hitman's chest. Carrying three Smith & Wesson 1917, chambered for .45. (Gun from Indiana Jones)
The fountain in front of the Central Post Office at Paya Lebar. Behind is the Paya Lebar MRT Station.
My first test with a 10-20mm lens.
exploring the old abandoned Chicago Post office was fun, This was the biggest and most visible abandoned building in Chicago/ There is work now being done inside for high end retail and business space. So much machinery and cool conveyor equipment was left behind
This may seem the obvious but the thing is, none of us have been given a guarantee that we are going to live until we are golden. One could live in the "safest" part of the world, be healthy and still have their life cut short by a knife, bullet or drunken driver. None of us know when we are going to die but there is one thing that we do know for sure - we all will die someday - could be in another 30 years time, could be tomorrow morning. Death is a reality that we must all understand - its the final piece of our jigsaw puzzle that we all will collect.
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postcards of my art printed by moo.available as prints in my folksy and etsy shops, please see my profile.
Commemorating Jessica Ennis (a Sheffield resident) winning the gold medal in the London 2012 Olympics Heptathlon. Division Street, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, UK.
Clay County. Photo by J Emerson, Dec. 2012.
Part of the Post Mark Collectors Club (PMCC) and auvet collections.
Photo by Cutty McGill
The Hudson River Ramble and Jay Day were a huge success!!
Read more here:
www.lohud.com/article/20120924/NEWS02/309240026/Families-...
The Jay Heritage Center (JHC) hosted its annual Fall Family Festival on Sunday, September 23rd celebrating American culture and traditions. Highlights included costumed tours of the Jay Mansion along with activities for all ages.
The event was organized by JHC's Young Preservationists, a group of parents committed to the adaptive reuse of John Jay's landmark home as a community learning center for children and adults, a place furnished with lively ideas and people, not just furniture. The fresh vision of these volunteers had great resonance last year as over 800 people showed up to applaud their efforts while munching on crisp autumn apples and sipping cider. Activities included parents and kids painting pumpkins and coring apples. The Jay estate was once itself a working farm with plentiful crops and gardens. Farmer's market offerings of pumpkin muffins and homemade jams on hand thanks to Meredith's Bread from Kingston while sweet cravings were satisfied by frosty organic Go-Go Pops from Cold Spring Harbor.
The place was filled with butterflies - vivid butterfly painted faces and balloon animals to take home courtesy of James Daniels.
Bruce Macdonald of Ashwood Restoration opened up his preservation workshop and explained the challenges involved in restoring the mansion's front door. Visitors could also see our latest exhibit on NY Genealogy and found out if they were related to some of NY's Founding Families including the Stuyvesants, Van Cortlandts, Jays, and more!
And at the 1907 Carriage House, families participated in an archaeaolgy dig and saw a sustainable dollhouse. But many parents and grandparents were also just content to sit in wicker rockers on the veranda to watch their children play and drink in the unequalled view of New York State's oldest man-managed meadow a vista famously dubbed "a time funnel" to the past.
The event was part of the Hudson River Valley Ramble weekend which celebrates American heritage in New York State.
Celebrating 20 Years of Protecting, Preserving and Interpreting Our American History and Landscape.
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A National Historic Landmark since 1993
Member of the African American Heritage Trail of Westchester County since 2004
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On NY State's Path Through History (2013)
*GEEKHOUSE* mudville complete bike
BLUE LUG custom
SPEC
Frame: *GEEKHOUSE* mudville
Headset:*CHRIS KING* nothreadset 1 1/8" (SV mango)
Wheels: *VELOCITY* dyad × *CHRIS KING* classic cross hub
Tire: *BRUCE GORDON* rock n' road al terrain 700c tire (black/skin)
Crankset: *SRAM* rival cyclocross crankset
Pedal: *CRANK BROTHERS* candy
Brake&shift lever:*SRAM* rival
FD&RD: *SRAM* rival
Front Brake:*PAUL* neo retro
Rear Brake:*PAUL* touring canti
Handle: *RITCHEY* wcs logic 2
Stem:*THOMSON* elite x4 stem (silver)
Seat post: *THOMSON* elite seatpost (silver)
Saddle:*WTB* divo saddle (yeti)
Coloratssimi messaggi post-it lasciati dai passanti sul "cerotto" di quella vetrina rotta l'altra notte da alcuni passanti poco educati... Messagi d'amore,di gioia,di affetto, di pace, un tale Luca era alla ricerca di una bionda...e qualcun altro ha avuto la mano pesante con la volgarità.
Highland cattle filmed at Paxton Pits, Cambridgeshire, UK.
Some are having a good scratch.
Filmed by Brian Flint using a Sony RX10iii camera.
Music "Drinking alone" by Eric Matyas
Picture Profile set to s-log2. Colour corrected in DaVinci Resolve using a LUT.
Sample of packaged food and beverage handed out at Red Cross relief center, Freret Street near Napoleon Avenue, Uptown New Orleans, after Hurricane Katrina. Photo October 2005.
The good folks of the Galveston area are apparently getting a chance to sample such cuisine right now. Most of this stuff is bland but edible. Avoid the canned Anheiser Busch Emergency Water-- nicknamed "Floodweiser"-- which is simply vile tasting and suitible for nothing but washing.
I uploaded this image to Wikimedia Commons 17 October 2005; it is now up for deletion there since it contains copyrighted commercial packaging.
[Update: Deleted from Commons.]
In-between and after shooting with Bruna, I caught the rest of the MUNI Heritage Festival. At the end of the day, the busses put on a show leaving the event.
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In front of a famous location for Rail Buffs, at Teignmouth sea front -and not a 'Western' to be seen!
Close up of the front of the post office I built for an event the Irish postal service are holding with a speaker from Lego. I really should remember to keep my fingers out of the way when photographing models with reflective surfaces.
Grafton Post Office
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A much better attempt at a post-apoc rifle. Comments are welcome!
Feel free to make any alterations to it, just gimme some credit, will ya? Here's the pastie: pastiebin.com/?page=p&id=4d541be3e81bb
As the evening rush hour draws to a close, Burlington Northern SD40-2 8084 leads an eastbound freight through Hinsdale, Illinois on April 21, 1989.