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we didn't look inside this time, maybe next time... the fairies and dragons party that seemed to be happening at Cook's Cottage was beckoning

Always looking for one of these at the gas station.

Photographed in and around Cambridge.

Shane Sinclair: Humour makes its way into my writing. I strive for lightness of tone. Too much heaviness is hard. It predominates against my will. I am working on “Falling Through the Cracks” about Sid.

Vintage Computer Festival at The National Museum of Computing www.tnmoc.org at Bletchley Park.

 

My blog post on VCF which also contains my video round up of the event :-) rainycatz.wordpress.com/2010/06/20/vintage-computer-fair-...

National Maritime Museum, Swansea, Wales

From Deco Devolution - The Art of BioShock 2

Suzannah Sinclair

"The way things are looking.", 18" x 21",

Watercolor and pencil on birch panel

 

Singer-songwriter Howard Sinclair at the Robin 2, Bilston

13 June 2014

Breathless Exposure Photography, Oakland, CA

Castle Sinclair Girnigoe, a once elegant castle with a long history.

Tassle? Seems like an odd name, but I guess a dinosaur can be called whatever he wants.

Breathless Exposure Photography, Oakland, CA

In the Discovery Museum, Newcastle

 

A low shot of that fabulous membrane keyboard

Coventry Transport Museum

21/04/26

Breathless Exposure Photography, Oakland, CA

On the farm Huntsville Missouri. I pumped a lot of gas at this old pump.

Hugh Sinclair was born in London on 19th May 1903. He died in Devon on 29th December 1962.

 

In 1941 he appeared in The Saint's Vacation and in The Saint Meets the Tiger.

 

In 1942 he appeared in Alibi with Margaret Lockwood, Hugh Sinclair, James Mason, Enid Stamp Taylor and Muriel George.

 

In 1945 he appeared in They Were Sisters with Phyllis Calvert, James Mason and Anne Crawford.

This dam is located on the southern edge of Lake Sinclair, and is used to power electric generators in the building next to the dam.

Old Sinclair station (before building renewal)

Railroad Avenue

Donaldsonville, Louisiana

Ascension Parish

Circa 1930

 

1-story masonry and stucco Mission style station Texaco

I like these cabinets. It reminds me of long distance phone booths in European post offices in days of old.

i do not remember this lady's name, but she was very nice. my mom asked her if she had known my grandfather, but she didnt remember the name... probably because my mom told her his nickname instead of his real name. oops.

among her stuff, she had a picture of prince charles doing something in a kilt at the castle sinclair.

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