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365 Days in Colour, Day 23 Grey
May Daily Photo, # 23 Teeny Tiny
Background is once again my grey ironing board!
I reckon the eyes of needles have got so teeny tiny over the years :))))
U.S. Navy 'Blue Angels'
As the Diamond formation makes its way across the flight line, the Opposing Solo (#6) quickly zooms past them from behind, flying at twice the speed. I believe this is one of the newer maneuvers of the Blue Angels, one that the USAF Thunderbirds have performed for many years.
Hand woven with natural dyes in Williamsburg. All natural except the urine they use to add so the thread would retain it's color over time.
I've been doing a lot of embroidery lately so thought it'd be fun to arrange my threads into a rainbow :)
Here they are, the nipple colour finalists. if you don't feel properly represented here (and I'll admit I was buying them for Old Man Hanson who is clearly caucasian with olive undertones), please feel free to email me (feel free to include pantone numbers but not photos thanks)
No trip to Purl can go without at last one photo being taken. I'm not carrying my dslr around much these days but I make do.
Crew change and go has been the phrase of the day and it's 7:45pm on July 1st at C Street in Wellington, KS on the former Santa Fe Transcon mainline.
Eastbound ZPHXWSP7-30L with stacks up front crosses C Street in downtown Wellington. Clearly a power repositioning move as the 3860 tons & 5730 feet does not require 9 high-horsepower locomotives (a whopping 8.1 HPT).
Meanwhile, at the far end of the yard we see the head-end Citirail leased ES44AC on the point of the VBLUBAR3-01A with 4400 feet of autos for San Bernardino, Richmond and El Mirage.
Visiting the DMC factory in Mulhouse, France. DMC is one of the world's leading thread manufacturers.
All our threads are made in France since 1841.
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Photos by DMC Spain.
In honor of Thread the Needle Day, why not make this sweet little spool to help thread your sewing needle? Make it on my blog!
A Union Pacific stack train threads through stark Palisade Canyon, Nevada, and crosses the Humbolt River on March 7, 2012. The vastness of this barren landscape through Palisade Canyon is better seen in this wider view, where the train really does look like a “thread” in the scenery.