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I bought a 19" rack and slid them in... much tidier than balancing them on the window seat area, which I have been doing for the previous seven years.
No disrespect intended, I am a vegetarian. I could not have lined them up better if I had tried. These 3 fiesty lambs were full of the joys of spring. On a late evening walk after work, weather was gorgeous, 21degrees at 7pm. Very sunny.
365: 2012 Day 302
Bikes
Alas it was an iPhone shot this evening. It was teaming it down with rain and the bike racks were full. Not the best shot but given I had just finished an hour and a half interview for a job in the City preceded by an intensive 10 hours at work preceded by a 5 am start and a 2 hour drive this is all I could muster.
ester's rack snapped so we wrapped the broken sides with a strip of tin from a can and then secured it lots with this good duct tape and those really nice zip ties. (pic by ester)
old (but restored) steam train, West Coast Wilderness Railway, running largely through temperate rain forest between Strahan and Queenstown, Tasmania.
It uses a double rack and pinion rail system to get over the mountains. Originally used to haul copper ore from mine to port.
Some quick shots taken on the iPhone to document progress
Details: steeling.wordpress.com/2011/05/30/sals-rack%E2%80%94finis...
I made myself a headband today to wear while I'm selling dirty laundry goodies for the ric rac roundup craft fair on 7/25.
I gotta represent!
A new bike rack has been installed in a parking space in front of The Village Grind and Long Beach Fixed Gear in the East Village installed at the request of by Suja Lowenthal. Reactions are mixed.
OH:
"It looks like it should be at a park for toddlers"
"They probably way overpaid for it."
www.recyclart.org/2014/06/recycled-saw-blade-rack/
I was looking for some way to display jewelry cabochons and found this old saw blade rack at a hardware store that was closing and selling all it's fixtures. It had rods going across and slotting into the side channels. The circular saw blades were suspended on the rods. We cleaned it up and spray painted it black, then cut a board out of thin plywood. We drilled small holes in the board, covered the board with padding and black velvet, then screwed in cup hooks that had been bent to hold the cabs in the right position. I had a sign made and it slid right into the channel in the top piece. This display works great, it's lightweight and can be broken down flat by removing 8 screws.
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Submitted by: diana stankiewicz !
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