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Abangan kids had their swimming spree after half day Barong parade the households has small money token for the performance,after the fun swim..So... where's my money? and they started chasing each other...
Blue Angel #1 CDR Thomas "Boss" Frosch presents Bill Braack, president of the Airshow's board of directors, with a token of appreciation at the 2015 Intel Oregon International Air Show held in Hillsboro, Oregon.
The driver of 43106 exchanges tokens with the Highley signalman to give him the road to Arley on the Severn Valley Railway.
We went to the APL's Upscale Resale event yesterday and scored a bunched of goodies. It was a buck to get in, but would have been worth it as a token donation even if we didn't find anything.
In this dollar box we found 10 wide-mouth pint jars and 5 assorted regular-mouth pint & quart jars! There were bands for all but two of the regular-mouth. These will be perfect for extra giveaway projects, since we're both a bit ocd about keeping our main sets of jars intact.
At the sale we also got a $7 coffeemaker, which we need for guests; a good paperback copy of Redwall by Brian Jacques (I've heard of the series, but we didn't know anything about it); a vase; a $1 good condition copy of the game Acquire, which will be hilarious; and a neat bedside pitcher that has a lid that doubles as a glass. Buddy has a bad habit of trying to drink Kristina's water at night, so I hope this will put a stop to that.
The driver of Northern Trains Ltd's 11.11 York-Leeds (via Harrogate) service - 'Turbostar' three-car DMU 170 458 - accepts the single line token from the Cattal station box signaller. Apparently, the traditional loop and leather pouch have been discarded, partly because COVID-19 adheres to leather more readily. @11.30
Charles Jones built the Pantechnetheca market in Birmingham in 1824. He sold a set of six "Love" tokens. The reverse features Cupid and Hymen gambling on the game of love.
A close up of the obverse of the custom token created for Build Your Own Arcade Controls (arcadecontrols.com) by arcadetokens.com
"Located in the Family Fun Fair area was the Video Expo building run by Video Expo, Inc. The Video Expo showcased state-of-the-art video and electronic games. ... Games at the 1982 Video Expo include[d]: ... Robot Raider: Eight players control robots in an octagonal arena. Each robot has a laser gun that they can 'fire' to disable the other robots. 3 hits and the robot/player is out. The robots also featured electronic voices." - arcadetoken.net/tokens/token.php?id=125
Tuesday, 07 September 2010
The signalman exchanges tokens with the driver of the 1720 Waterford - Rosslare Harbour service at Wellingtonbridge.
© Finbarr O'Neill
A class 156 waits for the token at Ardlui station on the West Highland line. The blue light flashes once the token is received and the train is cleared to proceed.
Am not sure exactly what this is, but it was kept upon the heads of various people from the Groom's side of the family by Kekti's mom and dad. Supposed to be a ritual to depict the responsibility of the girl being passed over to the groom's family.
Exchange of tokens as the steam service crosses a dmu at Consall station on the Churnet Valley Railway.
The Illinois Railnet was playing around at the plant in Oregon, but didn't go up to Mount Morris, so this was the shot I had to settle for.
The Far North Line is mostly single-track which necessitates the use of a token system to allow the drivers to move to the next section. These signs have a blue light which flashes for a while once the train passes it with the token.
21mm, 2.8 grams
With what looks like a caduceus, I'm thinking medical related, but beyond that I'm at a loss.
It was quite nice on Sunday with the temps in the upper 80's (Down from the 180's) but low humidity. So I decided a small chase of 101 was in order. Here he is in St. Augustine, Fl with the Memorial Presbyterian Church in the background. That is where Henry Morrison Flagler is entombed. He would be proud of his railroad today. October 16th, 2011.
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