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Visit Britain shows how, from the 1920s, Shell took the whole of Britain as inspiration for one of its most effective advertising campaigns, effectively encouraging people to get out in their cars and enjoy the pleasures of the countryside.
was debating whether to upload this or not, but here it is...
low down shot from our beecroft walk with the in-laws and cousins (yes, and kim...) the shear amount of shells signify an amazing amount of life...it makes me wonder about the amount of things we never consider when staring at our navels...except maybe what lives on belly button fluff...
have a great thursday all!
Shell Eco-marathon Asia - the Urban Concept class. Over several days, teams make as many attempts as possible to travel the furthest on the equivalent of one litre of fuel. Cars drive a fixed number of laps around the circuit at a set speed. Organisers calculate their energy efficiency and name a winner in each class and for each energy source. (photo by Ben Cho)
Celtic Shell
Sterling Silver
As a way to get my facebook fans involved in RAD I asked them to post suggestions of things they would like to see me use in rings. Sundays rings will be devoted to one of the suggestions. My mother chose sea shells and a repeat customer suggested a Celtic design. I thought I would try to merge the two. This was my first attempt at a Celtic knot. The top of the shell gets a little confusing so I posted the drawing I was working from. Was a really fun project but may have been a little too detailed for a few hours!
Picture taken 12/06/24
Shell/truenorth | 28580 Chardon Rd, Willoughby Hills, OH
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whilst in Morocco i saw the old shell logo on the side of the street and directly opposite the latest logo, i thought the contrast was great hope you like,
This historic Shell gas station looks like it belongs on Old Route 66, but actually it is located on Sprague Street in Winston Salem, North Carolina
Moon snail shells and stones from fresh & salt water, souvenirs of past adventures.
Photographed on a glass table on my back deck. If I had dropped one more rock, I fear I would have had "Stones & Snails & Broken Glass." I also discovered it's hard to splash water on the objects then get your hands back on the camera to take the shot. (AKA this is why the pros have assistants.)