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An absolute masterpiece of motor car preservation is this 1901 four-seater, made by The Progress Cycle Co. of Coventry and registered EU 12.
It is seen here sporting an immaculate black and yellow livery, making good speed down the cobbled town street of Beamish Museum. Whilst, at first glance, it may appear to be a two-seater, there are a further two seats facing and in front of the driver. When occupied this arrangement must have severely restricted to driver's forward view.
The Progress Cycle Co. started making cars in 1898 and went into liquidation in 1903. During its short existence only about 500 cars were made, and very few have survived.
The car was at the museum as part of the October 2023 steam event.
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“Progress has not followed a straight ascending line, but a spiral with rhythms of progress and retrogression, of evolution and dissolution.” - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
finally. After days of working on this. had to remove the heater core box, the hood, the tranny dipstick, attempting to remove the inner fender and giving up, I tried a sawsall. viola. now I need to let this stub sit and soak as long as I can stand it. Might be till next week.
Finished the second panel for the Tessa basket swap and pleased with the turquoise straight line quilting. Less than one month until my first sewing retreat and happy to get items checked off my to-do list. ✔️🙌 #swapaholics
I noticed some signs in Pukerua Bay, and visited the gala at the school... Hilarity ensued!
I just couldn't get this across in a single frame...
Used for the 'I spy' game in the 'Colorful World' group. (02 Apr 2010)
Lots of progress has been made, most of it non-cosmetic. The front end is missing a few pieces to get that iconic bugeye look, but the LDD model looks very promising! (You'll just have to take my word for it ;) )
Progress on the drag and side braces. Haven't been attached permanently yet, but I wanted to try them out (notice the copper pins holding them in place).
I hope you like it partner! I've made a bit more progress than this but it's too dark for photos today so just a little sneak peek.
Working on an illo... Usually I don't post process shots of that stuff but these colors are strange to me and I wanted to share. Especially since I haven't shared much lately after the HD crash. I kinda like it though.
1/2 done? not sure?
I've cut and interfaced about half of my current fabric stash. There's actually more than what you see here. Some of them already have zippers sewn in and some are waiting for interfacing.
prompt - 100 uses for a tin can.
My ideas are getting more and more ridiculous. I'm running out of ways to present these lists! Have now got up to 78 in my journal...
taking inspiration from keri smith's 100 Ideas list.
I made some good progress the last week. the upper part of the ship also needs to have LEDs installed.
A new development under construction behind my home. I'm losing an open view but gaining a nice new wall..
Piles for the electrification of the Lickey incline have now reached Barnt Green, with current estimates stating that the electric service will be running by spring 2018.
This is a process picture of my piece for 'The Circle Show' at 'Urban Spree' in Berlin.
The show opens this Saturday, 13th of July.
See you there!
I really love the way that peter keller folds his flagstone patterns. his "one polygon at a time" method is sooo much more satisfying than my "precrease the polygons and collapse he pattern (more or less) at once" approach. I just never could make it work for me. now that he's done his "mini tutorials" (which are really exhaustive despite what the name might suggest) we can follow him into his world - many many thanks, peter!!
this is based on peter's just rhombii pattern. and when you followed the respective tutorial you can probably find a way to fold this pattern, too.
Arrivederci arivederci!
io parto
Sto via una settimana e fffinalmente vado al mare.
ssssicilianti attenzione perchè arrivano i terremoti a far eruttare l'etna!
(si dice eruttare?) ((mi suona male)) XD
torneremo però più carichi e creativi di prima
OVVIAMENTE con un sacco di foto "da pajura" come direbbe la dèb
;)
Progress on the drag and side braces. Haven't been attached permanently yet, but I wanted to try them out (notice the copper pins holding them in place).
There is no such thing as an empty space or an empty time. There is always something to see, something to hear. --John Cage Silence: Lectures and Writings, 1961
PANO-sabotaged photos of a bus stop in Salzburg, layered, blended, and color enhanced.
Be diligent in these matters; give yourself wholly to them, so that everyone may see your progress.
1Tim 4:15 (NIV)