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This Duple bodied Bedford VAM owned by Johnsons was captured pulling out of Victoria bound for Leicester when on hire to Unidted Counties.

Date not recorded

(c) Ken Steley collection

So this nearly seriously injured me.

 

Of note: the thing holding up the cabinet is a piece of electrical wire. Had that not been there, it would have crashed straight back.

Covent Garden tube is one of those that has lifts instead of escaltors. I decided to take the stairs down, as people got to the top huffing out of breath.

They play announcements telling, well warning folk that their are 193 steps,

the same as a fifteen storey building! Glad I was going down!

This was my very first experiment with mathmap and the Escher -Droste effect

 

created from this www.flickr.com/photos/97844002@N00/508073402/

 

I never retouch it ...maybe becouse was the first try

This Trumpeter Swan was hanging out with the Mute Swans at Bronte Harbour. Based on the tags, I wonder if he is one of the flock that is usually at LaSalle Park?

This student ransacked the accessories at a Halloween pop-up store!

sharing this week's photo with the grimm is my collie, jonah. he's the most mellow guy you'll ever meet, but occasionally has moments of wanting to play, but not knowing how. thus, he follows grimm around trying to fit her head in his mouth. she generally ignores him in the interest of keeping the game of fetch going.

this photo was taken in Southland not Canterbury

This is a sugar packet from Portugal.

He was about an inch and a half long!!

Freakin' HUGE!

2) This is Cuban Anole Lizard Gecko - he lives in my Patio in the Greater Miami Florida area. Here he is sticking to our bedroom window. July 2008.

This is the long sleeved blouse with lace and pintucks. It fits almost all 12" fashion dolls, ranging from FR to Curvy Barbie. Whow wears it best : )?

 

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My dearest flickr friends,

 

The summer finally is ending, so I thought “Why not celebrate the end of summer and the start of autumn with a lovely fashion collection” ; )?

This is “Goodbye Summer”, a cute little fun collection of new boho style pieces and some basics. As always, I try to create fashions that are highly versatile and easy to combine.

The new line is picture intense, so I’d recommend to go to my “Goodbye Summer” album and there you’ll find all new designs. My etsy shop has been updated already!

 

May your days be sunny and bright and the new season bring us all lots of beautiful memorable moments…

 

Dearest greetings,

Nina*

 

Well this has to be a real insight into my mind LOL. I have a penchant for anything that catches my eye! This bird poo/pellet was HUGE. O.O I would love to identify where this came from. I don't believe it was Big Bird, but I imagine it was A big bird. I know it seems I have sunk to new lows, however, it attracted my attention. :/ To put into perspective, the seed on the left, was quite big. Is this a five a day bird, a meat and two veg, or a vegetarian bird? LOL My guess is Buzzard by the size of it, although the large pip makes me think otherwise. :) I think I watched far too much Springwatch LOL I should mention there were a few of these. Location Delphwood/Dunyeats Hill. Heathland/Woodland. The mind boggles?

This photo was taken with an Olympus OM-D E-M5mk2

This is another night shot taken of the EuroStaete building in Stadskanaal. This time the side lights are not burning.

my first attempt at drawing shammi. he's difficult. note the small pencil behind his ear, handy for miniature golf scoring.

This is atop a tall "hill" or small "mountain" in the western parts of the Texas Hill Country west of the small city of Bandera, Texas, USA.

this is how emma and i are spending May

This a sneak peek at the contents of the software handbook and manual.

This is an MMS message.

 

Keith Ridley,IV

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Title: Woman, her sex and love life

Creator: Robinson, William J. (William Josephus), 1867-1936. n 87808270

Publisher: New York : Eugenics Pub. Co.

Sponsor: Wellcome Library

Contributor: Wellcome Library

Date: 1927

Language: eng

 

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This little fellow shadowed me throughout my clifftop walk as if urging me on :-)

This seems rather... racist?

 

However, it appears to be a real restaurant too. More information can be found at www.wokthisway.ca.

 

This was at the Saskatoon EX this year.

This I took when I was flying back to Manchester from Karachi last year.

In the Bellagio complex, the theatre where they performed the Cirque du Soleil show O was pretty impressive.

This was from my very first shoot I ever did. Still a favorite!

A moment of the Olympic Flame journey: down the dome of the Mole Antonelliana

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Title: Intravenous injection in wound shock : being the Oliver-Sharpey lectures delivered before the Royal College of Physicians of London in May 1918

Creator: Bayliss, William Maddock, Sir, 1860-1924

Publisher: London, New York [etc.] : Longmans, Green, and Co.

Sponsor: Open Knowledge Commons and Yale University, Cushing/Whitney Medical Library

Contributor: Yale University, Cushing/Whitney Medical Library

Date: 1918

Language: eng

Description: "Consists of an amplification of the subject-matter of the lectures as delivered, an abstract of which has been already published in the British Medical Journal of 18th May 1918."

Includes bibliographical references and index

 

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Title: La gymnastique suédoise : manuel de gymnastique rationelle àla portée de tous et àtout âge

Creator: Kumlien, Ludvig Gideon

Creator: André, Emile, 1870-

Creator: Royal College of Surgeons of England

Publisher: Paris : Ernest Flammarion

Sponsor: Jisc and Wellcome Library

Contributor: Royal College of Surgeons of England

Date: 1903

Language: fre

Description: Inscribed '1903' on t.p. Date given as 1901 elsewhere

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Created for my Summer Scrapping Series. Process video here: youtu.be/SwuLWA7mrns

 

This is Halloween, this is Halloween

Pumpkins scream in the dead of night ...

This is the alternate version of the Madden 09 case with Brett Farve in his Jets uniform. This was encased in a glass box.

This suspicious green frog was photographed in Antigua.

This photo is by Meade, who climbed higher than I did.

This is the one and only boat dock on the lake. The tour boat leaves from this location.

This one is my camera obscure the sharpest i could get it.

This is one of the three commonly seen Weavers in India though is less common than the Baya and Streaked Weavers. It is endemic to the plains of Northern India. Like the other Weavers it is primarily a seed-eater as can be seen here though during breeding I have seen weavers bring big juicy grasshoppers and the like to the nests.

Basai, Gurgaon, near Delhi, India. August 2012.

This is called an elegant grasshopper or Zonocerus elegans in latin. This photo was taken in Malawi.

via Instagram ift.tt/2j1J7Y8 So what did I do right after returning from @holyship ?! Decompressed by going to #freezerburn. 😹Loved getting to see this rocket ship effigy by my friend Dano. 💜💙💚🚀🔥 ... #burns #burner #fzb #rocketship #effigy #burnableart #bigart #bigproblem #notgoingtospace #shipfam #decompression #digitalnomad #wanderlust

this barbed wire was wound so tightly around the tree that it had carved a really deep groove in the trunk...it upset me :(

This is the toy I did for this year Bags in Toyland show in Jacksonville, FL.

 

It's a rocking horse that illustrated on using wood burning tools.

This shot was taken on Saturday 2nd March 2013 at Tanfield Railway. The area between the sheds is like an Aladdin's Cave of old engines and rolling stock, it was hard to leave I could have stopped there for hours.

Ooooo, fire effects!

I'm not sure where the bat wings come in - whether they belong to Zeus or another god. The storyline was a bit confused and every time the fire appeared my brain lost all info except "BRIGHT!" and "HOT!" Because I was near enough to feel the heat.

This is a photo of an Eastern Green Mamba. This snake was about 5 feet long and scary as heck! :) Wouldn't want to stumble across this guy in a forest!

 

This photo was taken at Fernbank Museum of Natural History in Atlanta, GA.

 

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This recipe booklet, the "Metropolitan Cook Book", is a wonderful piece of ephemera. It is illustrated and contains fabulous vintage recipes--just like Grandma made!

 

The softcover booklet was published by the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company and is copyrighted 1953. This edition was printed in August 1954. This booklet is 56 pages long. It measures 5.25" (13.3 cm) wide and 7.75" (19.7 cm) tall. It is in great vintage condition.

 

This nostalgic booklet would make a fabulous collectible or could be put to great use in your scrapbook, collage, altered art, card or mixed media projects.

This is one of the best ones.

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