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Gawler Barossa Tractor Pull 2010 Photos by Debra Jeisman
For ACRM - Gawler Barossa Division
If you would like to contact her it can be arranged through this page
Lord Mayor's Parade. London, November 2009.
It absolutely PISSED down for the second year running...grrr...
As the sign reads:
A Drapery Cord from Lincoln's Springfield Home
Two 19th century cabinet photos of the house, a 1900 dated Lincoln Portrait, and an unsigned note that would appear to be of late 19th to early 20th century vintage, stating "This cord was on a window curtain in Mr. Lincoln's Library."
This is a photo I found as I was going through archived RAW files. I remember I'd tried playing with this at the time, but didn't really like the result. I've had another go, and am happier with it now.
The only photo I took of the momentous occasion. We were so frantic I forgot to pose us for a group shot. Deb, Jeff and Connie bid us a safe trip.
Over 30 students and 4 members of staff pulled an agricultural tractor from our Northop Campus to our Deeside Campus in aid of college charity PAPYRUS. No mean feat considering the vehicle weighed in at more than one tonne!
Style Card
Hair: >TRUTH< - Tamina Ivory
Necklace: {SMS} Native Bead Necklace Silver
Bracelet: erratic - Cuff / Silver
Shirt: ][PULL][ SERA Plum
Leggings: ][PULL][ SERA Leggings
Shoes: N-core Soleil "Silvered"
Older European metro trains used pull handles to open the doors, but this has since fallen out of favour. Push buttons are now the standard the world over. The UK never seemed to use handles on train doors in this way
Vladan Jeremic is taking part in Paths Crossing Project in Helsinki, staying at HIAP Suomenlinna during his residency.
Songkran, or, the Thai New Year, is the time of year when the Thais seek the blessings of Buddha, by pouring water over the Buddha statues and over each other.
One highlight of the festival is the procession of the Buddha statues down the streets of Chiang Mai. People here are pulling the carriage on which the main statue of the Pra Shing is resting.