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Ars-Imago C-41 Kit in Lab-Box
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Transparent Watercolor on 15 x 20 Canson watercolor paper for JKPP from source photo at www.flickr.com/photos/emaid/7214962690/
As Earth and Mars move apart, the Red Planet becomes an increasingly smaller globe in the eyepiece. Mars is currently around 80-million miles from Earth and is less than 11 arcseconds in size -- less than half the size it was only a couple of months ago. Seeing meaningful detail on the planet with my 6-inch refractor is becoming more difficult. The South Polar cap is very small on the now nearly dust-free planet.
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This once thriving bazaar of bargain hunting may have been augmented with artisan cheese and 'peaky blinder' caps, but the lure of the online and supernaturally priced retail park bait has indeed taken it's toll. The chase used to be better than the catch.
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Full shot for Hanapui and Nurie.
She wasn't standing, but you can see pretty much whole body! LOL
She looks so small on human chair. I wonder if Birdsong knew that she drinks the tea that makes her shrunk! She doesn't seem to be worried all that much! XP
190s been using spare VWs for almost 2 years due to its allocated MMCs being transferred to routes like 251, then later moved into WJ. However with WJ slowly gaining more electrics, the MMCs have begun to transfer back home to Brentford, reverting the 190 back to a single decker allocation. Here’s VW1070 at Hammersmith Bus Station still intact with its original dayglow blinds and black headlights back when it was brand new.
The DEEPSEA CHALLENGER carries enough batteries to power two or three electric cars. Each battery pack is the size of a loaf of bread and filled with oil. Seventy of these are mounted into the sub's sides, where they are spaced just far enough apart not to be affected when the Isofloat foam core in which they sit shrinks by about 1 percent under the ocean's pressure.
Lent by Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences
Made this quick set for a cat lover! I just can't stop making these quick manilla tags... I made little shrink cats to embellish this tag sets. I can't believe that I never tried shrink plastic before! So much fun!!
Supplies:
Stamps: Hero Arts CG369 Halloween Moon, Hero Arts Frightful CL468
Other: Manilla tags, Ranger shrink plastic, twine, Stazon Ink
See the shrink before & after here :)
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East Midlands Railway operated, InterCity swallow liveried class 43 no. 43102, 'The Journey Shrinker', stands at London St. Pancras International having arrived from Nottingham on 1B69 on 16th April 2021. EMR purple classmate no. 43274 was at the rear of the formation and would lead 1F70 to Leeds.
An old photograph of probably the most useful and robust bike I ever owned. Hung on to this Kawasaki GT550G3 for about twenty years and used it for rider instruction. It already had around 70,000 miles (110,000Km) on the clock, when this photo was taken in 1996. I found the speedo disconnected when I bought it from the hands of a courier at a knock-down price so I reckon it had travelled further. Last time I checked online it was still trundling around at 35 years old.
This picture was taken just before a 2,500 mile run over six days.
Strangely, the bike remained the same but my leathers seemed to shrink as time went by!
I must have liked GT550s, for a while, I had 3 at the same time and made my longest 24 hour trip on one, somewhere around 860 miles (a distance definitely not to be recommended).