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Ravensburger No. 14 172 2
©️1996
500 pieces, used and complete
36x49cm
TED: "'Ere comes the bride, short fat an' wide! Hehehe... Mum tawt me that, ain't she nawty?! This pussel's a bit soppy but it wuz still fun to do an' it diddunt take long eever. AND it wuz all there."
2021 piece count: 121296
Puzzle 138
I wear this cardigan everywhere. To school, when I go shopping and when I go for a drink. And, believe it or not, it looks really cool on my boyfriend.
TBD 278G is seen here disused at Express Motors in July 95, who had purchased it in 1986 from United Counties, for use on tendered work along with 284, which was also disused on site at the same time
A southern belle at Cypress Gardens (Winter Haven, FL), one of those homages to southern culture. The sign to the right encourages you to take their pictures and I wonder what that means. Stamped December, 1978
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This ex British Columbia Rail SD40-2 has found a new home on the Wheeling and Lake Erie. Of all the crazy amounts of snow this unit has probably seen, the light flurries of Northern Ohio offer no contest as this unit is prepped for its journey to Brewster.
Went to see my friends movie premiere opening night thingy.. was set in the 1930's- i loved it :o)
Wearing all secondhand.. the houndstooth dress (whatever it is called-mega gingham..
) is an oversized shirt that has full length sleeves, which you cant see.. this photo is a bit bad quality too :o(
Someone asked for a profile shot of the belly, so here you go. Week 26. You can see my navel is starting to pop out; actually it's pretty fascinating for me to see my own navel, since I've had an innie all my life. lol
enamel footprint/flowers earrings, thrifted
vintage goldtone bib necklace, maxwell street flea market
black maternity top, old navy
raspberry tank top, thrifted
missoni cardigan, thrifted
lavender jersey skirt, thrifted
gold/silver leather flats, thrifted
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Dress: Handmade by me from an old pillow case!
Secondhand: Jeans Cardie Shoes Belt & Bag.
Necklace: Present.
Some time in the 1950's. I can't figure out if this is a double exposure or a reflection. I have another version of this without the cook and stove. As Joe Schumacher pointed out on that other shot, the cake writing suggests it's a going-away party.
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Gomboc Sculpture Park. Unintentionally matched clothing hehe.
Eve..
Secondhand: Jeans.
Shoes: Converse.
Top: H & M
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suerte a todas/os.
Im off to my friend's 23rd Birthday BBQ.. The weather is disgustingly hot so wont be needing a cardie! I cant believe i forgot to bring my bikini, they cheekily and conveniently had a pool which apart form my toes, the rest of me missed out on!
Wearing Secondhand: Bag, Belt, and Feather Brooch worn as necklace.
Shoes: Gisele Bundchen
Dress: cheap New Look dress i got on holiday in England.
Gonzomatic Mk 5 matchbox pinhole camera.
35mm Solaris 200 film.
1 minute exposure
Judd Books, Marchmont St. London
My travels around the UK by car for three weeks with my son. June/July 2019 Wales.
Day eight ..making our way to Aberystwyth for the night. We stopped in the Village of Hay-on-Way to look at the book shops and to get some lunch.
Hay-on-Wye, often abbreviated to just "Hay", is a small market town and community in the historic county of Brecknockshire (Breconshire) in Wales. With over twenty bookshops, it is often described as "the town of books", and is both the National Book Town of Wales and the site of the annual Hay Literary Festival.
The settlement's name is first referred to between 1135 and 1147 as Haya; in 1299 the name of La Haye is used. By the 16th century it was simply called Hay, and the use of the river as a suffix is a later addition. In 1215, a Welsh name, Gelli was recorded, and Gelli gandrell in 1614; the two names may have been used concurrently in 1625. The English language name, Hay, is derived from Old English hæg, possibly meaning a "fenced area" and a noun used in late Saxon and Norman times for an enclosure in a forest. The Welsh word celli (lenited to Gelli) has a range of meanings including wooded areas of various extents.
For More Info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hay-on-Wye
First secondhand bookshop in Abu Dhabi
ثرفت، أول متجر كتب مستعملة في أبوظبي والوحيد كما أعرف.
العامل يرى كتبي ويصنفها، لم يأخذ كل شيء بل فقط ما يريده.
Following on our trend for secondhand Nationals, Stagecoach Ribble recieved a number of Nationals from various sources in the mid 90s. Although most came from Cumberland, a few arrived from North of the border including this one. MDS 858V had been new to Central SMT in 1980 as their N25 and had ended up later in life with Western Scottish. As Western and Ribble both came under the Stagecoach umbrella no repainting was required when the bus reached Bolton though new fleetnames had yet to be fitted.
For some reason, a non standard National destination display seems to be fitted which made these former Scottish buses stand out from the rest of the Nationals allocated to Bolton.
Fifteen former London Buses mk2 MCW Metrobuses entered service with Reading Buses during 1991. Former M1459 now Reading
459 (E459 SON) is caught by the camara on March 16th 1998.
NEW - Little Fawn Tattoo - Modern Moons - BOM Tattoo
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Marketplace/inworld store links
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Once again plying the home rails of its former owner, this Cascade green SD40-2 is in its second career as a leaser as it sits on the point of a manifest among a string of westbounds parked for the afternoon with no crews on the St. Crox sub. FURX 7216 was built as Burlington Northern 7216 in June 1980.
Alma, Wisconsin
October 13th, 2008.
CN 705 has two of CN's secondhand units (CN 5433 & CN 2192) as well as some loaded TankTrain cars (destined for Maitland, ON) ahead of the oil empties. Here it heads west through Lachine.
All secondhand. The little bag is a Christian Dior perfume bag that i thought was cute for a purse.. seeing as my other polka dot one just broke :o(
Recently purchased, post-washing and -sorting. It cost me £50 - do you think it was worth it? Most of the bricks were from 1995 or earlier (approx.).
There's some great baseplates there, and some good classic minifigs - Blacktron, M-tron, early 90s pirates, early 90s castle etc.
I almost gave up while sorting this!
Pictures of the kimono and related items I bought from a tiny second-hand shop I found in Arashiyama, Kyoto.
I bought:
Black Haori (3000)
Pale Green Haori (1000)
White/Black Kimono (5000)
Green/Blue Kimono (2000)
Blue Rainbow Obi Set (2500)
White Tabi Socks (1000)
Red Cord Zori Shoes (1500)
There are expected minor imperfections, mostly on the insides along common sweat stain areas or a few possible sunburn spots. I believe they're all mainly silk though, and they're very well-made.
The obi is a premade-type, so I don't have to learn how to tie it! Thank god, otherwise I'd never wear these.
I walked from Canonbury to Stratford today via the Regents canal.
I'm glad this shop is still going, when I used to work down the road from here I used to buy a lot of second hand things from here.
Ps if you look carefully you can see me in this one in my new silly sunhat.
Dolls in photo (from left to right):
-Girl of the Year 2011 Kanani Akina
-Truly Me #57 "Raven"
Once again I over accessorized for my dolls. The earrings on the left were made for Kanani's Pajamas. Yes, my dolls do require jewelry for ALL occasions. As long as I have enough pieces to an outfit for it to be worn mainly by itself, I will craft earrings to coordinate. The color and pattern of Kanani's pjs remind me of Jess's and Grace's. I didn't want her earrings to be too similar to theirs. I saw these blue flowers in my jewelry organizer and knew they'd be PERFECT. The best part was, I had gotten them in a $5 kid's craft bead kit a few months prior. That meant I hadn't used them on Jess or Grace's jammies. Kanani's top has a floral print, and the color of the fabric is close. I have to attach them to the earrings using large jump rings (the flowers are meant to be strung...so if I want them to hang vertically, I have to use jump rings). I didn't want the flower beads to be the only thing I used. I had these little teal rectangles, which picked up on the dark outlines of the design on Kanani's top. I had just purchased these in a 98 cent baggie at Walmart a few weeks beforehand. I do check the discounted jewelry bins at Walmart every so often for goodies I can use in the future. Sometimes I find something super cool, like these rectangular ones!
Speaking of those 98 cent baggies, the pale purple/grey ones on Raven's earrings are also from one of those! I always keep my eye out for purple beads in particular...back in the day, I had so much trouble finding them! I fell in love with this dusty color when I spotted a cluster of beads bagged together. I knew that the unique shade would lend itself useful for doll jewelry. I already used a few of these beads prior to making the ones in this photo. This outfit is the Star Hoodie one--it was a Just Like You "meet" getup back in the day. That's why I chose the star charms...get it...star hoodie?!!! The clear stars are a different mold--they were from a bracelet I bought at a consignment shop (in the cheap section of the store). I always keep my eye out for kids' bracelets and necklaces. I find they have the most playful shapes and colors, as opposed to adult jewelry. Plus, being mainly plastic, they don't cost much secondhand (I think I got two of those star bracelets for 25 cents each). I got the pink stars in a $2 bead pack at Walmart years ago. Can we take a moment of silence for those $2 sets...I miss them SO much. They always had cool disco ball charms, pom poms, stars, etc. With inflation and time, those kinds of packs don't seem to be manufactured. Now you have to pay $5 for a much smaller pack of less diverse beads (unless you look in the kids' craft section...that's where cheap stuff lives).