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The inaugural 'Icebreaker' bus running day was held in Newbury on New Year's Day, 2016. Organised by The Oxfordshire Bus Enthusiasts Society, around 15 buses attended and most operated on a trio of free services from the bus station into West Berkshire. Despite some inclement weather in the afternoon, the event proved to be an excellent way to kick off 2016!
Here, former Gwyn Williams of Tumble 68-seat former MoD Leyland Tiger / Plaxton Derwent 3000 YIL8181 is seen reversing out of a bay at Newbury bus station. The bus began life as 03KJ30 complete with set of rear doors. On leaving the MoD it gained the mark G828XWS in 1998 before becoming YIL8181 in 2007.
The reverse of this picture ( www.flickr.com/photos/addie-b/15531915083/in/photostream/ ). I believe the writing on the bottom says "Zur freundl[ichen] Erinnerung an dein Patenkind „Hildegard“! Weihnachten 1918." which roughly translates to "In friendly remembrance of your godchild "Hildegard"! Christmas 1918."
Harder to photograph than I imagined. I thought blue would mimic their contrast on the color wheel, but it really just drowned them out. I need some better lights, that's for sure.
Experimented this evening with reverse lens macro. Im pleased with the outcome considering I dont have the reverse adapter and was hand holding everything. Will try another after I get the adapter. This was done with the ole Nikon. Had to edit out scratches and spots... but this may breath new life into the old camera..
Im Felde den 19.6.1917
The first line seems to read Höhe 1001 or hill 1001. But I cannot find any refence on that one.
The CP TEC train making a reverse move from tower A-5 to Bensenville yard heads West through Franklin Park, IL
This is a photo of the reverse side of the Slovak "blue print" apron. The design is totally different than the design that was created on the front of the garment. The shiny surface on the waist band was created by applying potato starch to the fabric and then polishing the surface of the cloth. I have read that in Slovakia some garments were pleated by using hot loaves of bread, but I don't know if that was the case with this apron.
From the Microsoft Research Social Computing Symposium, here's another group from the reverse scavenger hunt, run by Liz Lawley. Find four objects from around the Marriott in 15 minutes; bring them back and declare them. Then each group had to explain how they had discovered a
a) geo-presence signifier
b) device for intimate connection
c) sign of social deviance
d) data visualization
four objects, four explanations. A hoot! Solid standup pundit performances. Kevin Slavin, Liz Lawley and I judged subjectively. We held up number rankings from 1-5; Kevin had a few modifier cards "+1 Canada" "+2 looks like math" "-1 I'm not a lawyer" I did public math adding up scores; I was going slow; Tom Coates said "you're going to be the CEO of your company?"