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L-R Joe Cressy and NDP party leader, Thomas Mulcair, Event at which Joe Cressy was nominated to replace Olivia Chow as NDP candidate in Trinity-Spadina, Toronto. © Linda Dawn Hammond / IndyFoto.com April 10, 2014
I replaced the original Scalextric motor with a lower-rpm BWA unit. You can see it here, painted matte black; when I lowered the body and interior, the transmission tunnel was sacrificed, so the motor takes its place. Modified spares box pieces close off the new 'tunnel' at each end of the motor. I made the hood bulge from a small aircraft model drop tank.
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Industrial pallet cleaned up, broken and missing boards replaced, and a board added to the "bottom to retain soil. There is a 1/2" PVC irrigation system inside running through the center internal board. The vertical pipes feed to horizontal pipes that have tiny hole drilled into them to water the lower portions of the garden. Cover all sides and the bottom first with yard/weed cloth and then with burlap. I poked a holes through the burlap and yard cloth so I could tie it to the fence so it won't fall over. Now it's ready for potting mix. Be sure to pack the soil down so it is completely full. These took just over 3 cubic ft. I cut small holes through the burlap and yard cloth and packed the soil back to make room for the seedlings. I stuffed each seedling into a hole, and pulled the burlap into place just under the leaves.
I stapled the plant ID tags to the pallet so I can rememeber what everything is. If you're going to plant edibles in your pallet as I did, be sure to find one that was heat treated as opposed to fumigated with pesticides. More info on pallet treatment at Palnetusa.
Idea sent by Mary !
The biggest problem with the arrangement that was there when we moved in is that the plants that were all sharing a bed had very different needs. Only the butterfly bushes were happy with the soil, moisture and full sunlight here. The rest were moved to more shady areas with amended soil because they like it on the acidic side.
Also, just visually I felt the colors were too intense near each other and it had no balance.
Famously replaced with traffic lights, until public protest resulted in the return of the traffic circle 'box' and sharp armed, white gloved policeman directing the traffic.
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Going to be a bigger job, thought I could get away with replacing the fronts but three rotten posts means starting again. Wore my Nora Dolomits sockless all day, 16,244 steps, 11 hours!
Never even noticed until Draconian mentioned it, but he does appear to be looking at that caution tag doesn't he?
There were two guys peeling off the ATP Masters signs at the ends of the court and replacing them with larger ones...someone had complained they weren't regulation size.
replaced the DID VM2 chain that I bought recently with the chain you see here, a DID ZVMX...which is a little bit stronger
Vendor I bought the VM2from took it back no questions asked
You'll also notice on te lift a battery, which is the battery that has been in the bike since I bought it, a Bke MAster (China)
I bought a new battery from Batteries Pluis in Ocal Fla., about 10 days ago?
Also seen on the lift is a new shjift arm, which supposedly will allow me to wear MX boots and have room to shift. Hammerhead brand is the maker
Replace the 107mm JIS taper BB with a 102mm ISO taper BB and the Q-factor is a hair under 148mm. Still medium by road bike standards, but slender on a bike that takes 2.3" wide tires.
Dunster Working Watermill (also known as Castle Mill) is a restored 18th century watermill, situated on the River Avill, close to Gallox Bridge, in the grounds of Dunster Castle in Dunster, Somerset, England. It is a Grade II* listed building.
The mill stands on a site where a mill was first recorded in the Domesday Book, but the present building was constructed around 1780. It closed in 1962 but was restored in 1979 and is still used to grind flour. The equipment is powered by two overshot wheels.
It is owned by the National Trust but operated as a tourist attraction by a private companyAt the time of the Domesday Book in 1086 there were two mills in Dunster. One which was called the Lower Mill was on the site of the present mill. In the 17th century there were both malt and oats mills but by 1721 one of these had been converted to a fulling mill. The present mill, which was built around 1780 and replaced the two former mills. In 1940 a bakery was added. The mill ground corn until World War II and then animal feed until it closed in 1962.
It was restored to working order in 1979, winning a conservation award in 1982. The mill is still used to grind wheat flour. A cafe was opened in the buildings which used to be the wagon house and stables. Further restoration work, completed in 2007, was funded by the Exmoor Sustainable Development Fund.
Although it is owned by the National Trust it is leased to a private company to run as a tourist attraction and an entrance charge applies to all visitors. The site is visited by around 10,000 tourists a year and produces 6–8 tonnes of flour each year. The second waterwheel was restored and the collapsed wheel replaced in 2015.
Replace Temp Classroom Building Joan K. Mendel Elementary School - Yokota Air Base, Japan (Photos courtesy Group 70)
It was replaced by Jones Bridge which was constructed a little more to the East - at the background is the Magellan Monument... did you noticed that? .. If this is the case, then the .Intendencia General de Hacienda must be somewhere near ... and what else did you noticed?
I have been watching this section of track for about a week. The track crews had been droping off bundles of ties all along this sectionl Today the work crew showed up ready to do the job. There were 38 men in this crew and two of them were kind enough to visit with me for about an hour.
replaced iPod with Twitterrific. Notes with Evernote. Pictures with Exposure. Bottom line is AIM and all the music available via AOL Radio, iPod, and Pandora.