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Feels like the side of my face is numb. Like someone glued a piece of meat to my face. It's not painful, just kinda dull.
This landscape looks scraped by glaciers to me. It's my second pic with Terragen 2, and still uses only the most basic parts of the program.
Preparing one of the duckets from LMS Brake Van M731299 for painting.
Doon Valley Railway
Dunaskin, Ayrshire
2 August 2022
WIth good knife control you can angle the blade this way :-) Here I"m planing off a little bit of the inside of the pod too. It all gets filtered back out anyway...
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Some person decided to park too close to my Passat and play bumper-cars when pulling out of his space. Not so much as a note to say sorry.
I am seething.
A scrape made a a coyote in the snow covered dunes South of Moses Lake, WA. The red arrows point to blood soaked urine deposited in the scrape.
Steel crane, resting at dusk.
Camera: Canon Power Shot G6
1/320 f. 4.0
Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina
Date: November 30, 2006
Time: 4:01 p.m.
A close-up picture of the knocked out SU-76M and one T34/85. The SU-76M is an upgraded HISTORICAL ARMOR DEPOT resin model (painted, drilled, and with a new barrel). The T34/85 is a CORGI Korean War North Korea T34/85 touched up and with new decals. All of the models come with the same turret numbers of course. On a SOLIDO die cast you can scrape the decals off. On the CORGI it was necessary to match the paint color on the turret, paint over the original numbers, and then renumber the tanks.
I'm not sure this quite counts as wear and tear, this was the result of carelessness not weather. But it certainly dulls the original shine.
Taken for Flickr's Our Daily Challenge: SHINE AND WEATHERING (CARS)
We completed our journey to West Bar uneventfully. I noticed that my vehicle looks like it has a glacier scraped look to it, after numerous brush encounters on Brewton Road.
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Unlike cattle, hogs are rarely skinned. Instead, the meat is cured with the skin on. Because no one likes to eat hair, after the hog is killed, the hair gets scraped off. This is where all the boiling water comes in handy -- you pour boiling water over small areas of the hog. When the hair loosens from the skin, you use the blade of the knife to pull the hair out of the folicle and scrape off the upper-most layer of skin.
Today we spent a cold but really rewarding day at the Sandwich Bay Bird Observatory. Although the wind was a little extreme we were rewarded with some great aerial displays by Sky Larks and Meadow Pipits. Then we went onto the Restharrow Scrape where there were around 14 Curlews, a Snipe and heaps of ducks - possibly one of the best hide experiences ever.