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140/365 This was nothing compared to the pneumonia/legionnaires I had in 2018! Possibly because I've had 2 vaccinations and 1 booster
my favourite work is on the lathe. i turn plaster, it is messy yet creates precise and polished models.
Scraper-board picture from May 1975. RAD was my pretentious signature. We just did a few pictures each and never did any more.
From a rooftop bar in Melbourne's CBD, taken whilst enjoying a Guinness before flying home (sob!) to Sydney
Harris @ Old Spokes Home successfully bent the ding out of my WTB Scraper wheel... rim tools, crescent wrench, and a hammer! No carbon here!
This $16 Ice Scraper from Home Depot has personally revolutioized the process of splitting the White Oak bolts into shingles.
This is the slush scraper used to dig out the Murray Canal in 1889. Now located at Ameliasburgh Historic Museum
Three flag poles anchor a square between tall buildings in downtown Wilmington, Delaware.
Ba cột cờ neo một hình vuông giữa các tòa nhà cao tầng ở trung tâm thành phố Wilmington, Delaware.
Centuries old , still has bloodstains.
A hunting party stopped, skinned and dressed deer or elk. This scraper fits comforably in the hand and you could clean hides all day with it. The roaming Ute indians broke camp (In the dark or after a first snow?) and left this precious tool behind. Probably never missed until they left.
These are all older photos from my previous flickr account (I'm doing some renovation is the spirit of making my photo stream(s) more coherent!) Although these are all pretty out-dated by now I like watching other peoples' progress on flickr and decided to show my own learning curve by posting my beginning to hdr. Not that I have come very far since, but maybe if I do one day these would be nice to look back on.