Back in time

Chimney draws

Temporary gain

West Texas, 2006

Edited on iPad and processed in Snapseed

Sinclair mural in Perry, Oklahoma.

Worcester ~ Foregate Street

We just pulled over and Dave drooled over the sign and truck and I took the picture. His father use to run a Sinclair station when he was young.

Sinclair in pastels. My first color collage will focus on Sinclair modeling four looks of our soft pastel fashions.

Norton, Kansas

This isn't the only restored old gas in town.

Short time away. Peace and quiet. Ahhh

34059 lifts the Lunchtime diner out of Sheffield Park, Bluebell Railway. 24th April 2009. More at - davebowles.smugmug.com/Railways/Southern-Region/Bulleid-L...

Picture taken at BTI Tire & Alignment in Wilmington Illinois.

Elberta, Utah County, Utah.

In the land of Dino the dinosaur, 4014 makes its way through Sinclair, Wyoming.

Day and night process in lightroom and photoshop photo taken in day editing to look like night

Located a few miles away from Wick in Caithness, this is a dramatic castle perched on a cliff. The castle is slowly being restored but the main work appears to be stabilising he castle to stop it falling into the sea.

Bluebell railway 29 8 24

A heritage building in downtown Vancouver BC.

North Fayette

Wick, Scotland

Castle Sinclair Girnigoe

Scotland 2017

Bluebell Railway - Sir Archibald Sinclair (without number and name plate) on test runs 15th Nov 2023 (DSC 0368)

photofor a character at the RP sim Ravenhurst 2009

M43 Grand River Road, Webberville, Michigan USA

DSC_8358

Sinclair gas Station and garage, In Elberta, Utah. I ran across this on my exploration around the southwest side Utah Lake. That is Bald Mountain in the background reaching 10,913ft. The small town is named "Elberta" after the peach.

Too bad I didn't shoot this at ISO800...Hehe..that's a lot of 8's!

Faces of the Faire 2024 ...

The dramatic ruins of Castle Sinclair-Girnigoe, a few miles from Wick, Caithness.

Restored service station in Albany, Texas.

At the southern end of the Salton Sea.

Scotland

This picture is exactly as it was taken on the camera. I didn't add fake light highlights or even do auto levels.

Fremont, Ohio

Nikon N2000

Kentmere 400 Film

FPP 76

This is a photo of a gas pump I took in Dollywood at pigeon forge, TN. I took this shot with my iPhone 5c and edited it with photo app.

Sinclair C5, one of the few remaining.

Seen in Southport.

There are plenty of electric cars on the road nowadays and the Sinclair C5 was a bold early attempt at something or other. This fella is clearly driving (or is it riding) on the pavement but it always seemed like a bizarre and lethal concept for actual road use. Strange as it may seem, I always think that LOTS of power is safe - i.e. the ability to accelerate out of danger and (not many agree with this) on a motorcycle it's possible to manoeuvre out of the way quickly and jump off the vehicle if need be, whereas it's possible to get trapped in a car. Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying motorcycles are super safe (as I should know!).

In a nutshell the chance of me piloting one of these things down a public highway is somewhere close to zero (erm...with hindsight, it is actually zero). Sir Clive was a genius, but this is / was a stupid concept.

Part of my "Three Wheels On My Wagon" Flickr album - dedicated to things that have less than four wheels - but more than two :-)

The Wikipedia page makes interesting reading…but not in a good way.