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At our Jump-off point at Kayapa, Nueva Vizcaya. Just couldn't resist firing off a few more shots before actually starting the long ardous trek.
Troon Town Hall | South Beach | Troon | South Ayrshire | Scotland | UK
55°32'33" N 4°39'46" W
Toploader performing on the Main Stage at the Live @ Troon Festival.
Gloucester Guild hall 16-09-2010.
i remember toploader being a wet crappy band that sang too much about love and loves lost so i went for the sole purpose of taking photographs for my portfolio, in three songs no flash out. but i was blown away by the energy onstage these guys can play. there wasnt much crowd interaction but they just kept plugging away and hitting us with well a wall of sound that kept a smile on my lips for the entire performance. the following moring armed with a story of shock and awe i ventured into the office to admit i was wrong.
I had run this bag through the washer two times already but it didn't felt much and the fabric was still kind of flobby. I only have access to a toploader so I wasn´t sure how to proceed.
Then I saw the article in the last Knitty (winter 2007) about felting by hand and I decided to try it.
This is the bag before I hand felt it. There is a little ball on it for size comparison.
Steve's photos of the start of the 2017 Casterbridge Half Marathon taken from the toploader at Grey's Bridge, Fordington. Photographs from a collection of photographs taken by members of Dorchester Camera Club at the first Dorchester Marathon and Half Marathon which started at Coker's Frome Dorchester on Sunday 28th May 2017.
Steve's photos of the start of the 2017 Casterbridge Half Marathon taken from the toploader at Grey's Bridge, Fordington. Photographs from a collection of photographs taken by members of Dorchester Camera Club at the first Dorchester Marathon and Half Marathon which started at Coker's Frome Dorchester on Sunday 28th May 2017.
Young lady with a small delicate voice playing piano she was awsome especialy the nina simone cover 'feelin good'. i will be keeping my eyes open for this girl in the future.
Gloucester Guild hall 16-09-2010.
i remember toploader being a wet crappy band that sang too much about love and loves lost so i went for the sole purpose of taking photographs for my portfolio, in three songs no flash out. but i was blown away by the energy onstage these guys can play. there wasnt much crowd interaction but they just kept plugging away and hitting us with well a wall of sound that kept a smile on my lips for the entire performance. the following moring armed with a story of shock and awe i ventured into the office to admit i was wrong.