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Pacific Rim's signature dish, I think. Locally sourced from a humane farm. These are rarer than I would like, but that is exactly how the diner asked for them.
Very friendly deer, especially if they think you have a treat for them.
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As requested by several people, I redesigned the rack so that the backstop is closer to the head tube, keeping the weight as close to the pivot point as possible. The is the first complete prototype done in the new style. It may not be immediately apparent from these pictures, but the backstop on this rack is a full inch farther back than the old style.
Racked the Columbia Valley sauv blanc. Nice flavor. Moved to garage for bulk aging and cold stabilization over the winter. We’ll see how fast it clears.
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Model : Rack Framboise
Make-up : Aurore Rheuter
Location : La Maison de Maître, Brussels, BE
Photographer : Jerome B.
Lighting assisant / co-photog : Normann Szkop
At an outdoor and working gear store in Astoria, this tight row of rugged shirts—each on its own thick plastic hanger—wears a halo of colored size tags like hard-won badges. XL blues and L reds give way to the lone peach “S,” a green outlier, and a run of purples. It’s a palette of utility, not vanity: flannel, canvas, and performance knits meant for weather, work, and wear.
These aren’t fast fashion castoffs. They’re tools in textile form—waiting to be chosen by loggers, landscapers, or anyone who needs warmth and toughness over trend. A visual shorthand for durability and purpose, lined up under fluorescent lights with the quiet dignity of the Pacific Northwest trades they’re made to serve.
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Model : Rack Framboise
Make-up : Aurore Rheuter
Location : La Maison de Maître, Brussels, BE
Photographer : Jerome B.
Lighting assisant / co-photog : Normann Szkop
Apparently, SLC is mapping its lifestyle to Portland. Lots of bikes and good public transit.
Even the LDS is finding that the Betty Crocker cookbook is unhealthy and organic food is finding a place here. Influences by both sides.
Our climbing rack in Cirque of the Towers:
One set of stoppers, 12 cams (from Blue Alien to #3 Camalot with Omega Pacific Link Cam thrown in for good measure), 12 alpine draws with ultralight wiregate carabiners, six locking carabiners, two cordalettes, a couple spare wiregate carabiners, gear sling
We climbed with two 8mm 60m ropes to minimize rope drag and extend our rappels as needed
Wind River Mountains, Wyoming
The Robeson Regional Agricultural Fair starts later this week. On my way home from work I stopped and snapped a few pictures of the racked carnival rides. The rides currently on the lot are all owned by Big Rock Amusements. I would have taken a few additional pictures, but my wife and I had company over this evening and I wanted to get home.
This is my new Nerf gun rack to store my modest Nerf gun collection
Its made with four 1200mm fence pales and cost around $15 AUD. It took three hours to make.
Its based on a design found on flickr, but I can't seem to find it atm so I can't give credits. I will post the link when I find it again.
The rack has storage for most types of Nerf guns, from pistols to rifles. It can easily be extended with longer cross-beams to hold more weaponry.
I chose fence pales instead of the timber I originally wanted because it was cheaper and and with decorations on the top that add a nice effect. I saved myself $20 by building it this way and it actually worked out better.