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1) I swore I wouldn't start any new projects until I finished the old ones.
2) I swore I'd never do half-square-triangles again.
3) So how is it that I just spent several hours cutting all these half-rectangle triangles? Do I not listen to myself?
The rear of Stagecoach 15555, an Alexander-Dennis Enviro 400 showing route branding for the 4/6 circular services between Canterbury and the coast.
Mont Blanc du Tacul (4,248 m) is a mountain in the Mont Blanc massif of the French Alps situated midway between the Aiguille du Midi and Mont Blanc.
More from that trip here: climbing.is/lesa_frett.php?id=169&type=2
The cut off line going to the left is where the southern leg of the turning triangle used to be. The northern leg was removed in 1971, the southern leg remained for a number of years to access a grain shed
Taken for AAW : Competition (Feb 22nd - Mar 1st)
WIT: Competition over a girl or boy is something we all experience. I think of this as one of the strongest and most frequent competitions. Set up the tripod, used the remote, had my friend Erica sit on a chair and do cute poses for an hour while me and my other buddy Dan beat the crap out of each other for that hour! Ha ha ha, JK. Had SO many options but this was by far one of the best. Post Processing was just some additional blurring and a crop.
Design by Rexpo
Czech seed beads PRECIOSA Triangles in the shape of a triangle.
PRECIOSA Triangles are made by cutting triangular or twisted triangular glass tubes with a round or triangular hole.
In addition to the existing PRECIOSA Triangle seed bead, we now present the new PRECIOSA Triangle Q-Cut which is manufactured using new Quality Cut production technology. The quality cutting of the tubes guarantees that these seed beads have greater precision and shape and dimensional stability.
We offer standard PRECIOSA Triangles in six sizes: the smallest is 2.5 x 2.5 mm and the largest is 10 x 5 mm. Twisted PRECIOSA Triangles are available in size 5 x 2.5 mm.
The PRECIOSA Triangle-Extra is a special type of these seed beads. It is only made in one size (3.5 x 3.5 mm) and it is exceptional, because it has a rounder shape than a regular triangle.
Czech PRECIOSA Triangles have slightly rounded edges thanks to their advanced technological processing.
Visit our website for more information about the PRECIOSA Triangles
Named for the pain involved in creating this one. For something that is relatively simple it was both time consuming and frustrating to create. Happily it worked out in the end.
The Triforce is the first triangular thing that comes to mind. Day twenty three of the #fmsphotoaday challenge. Happy six years and six months, love! <3
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With an aircon failure in GM22 making it non-preferencial to lead in, the call was made to turn the rear 3 locos on the triangle in Dynon to have GM27 lead from Western Vic to NSW. GM22, 602 & GM27 are seen moving into the Bunbury Street tunnel to then proceed back into the dock and couple to the consist with RL305 leading to form SSR grain train 9753V to Murtoa. 29/1/20
File name: 06_10_015012
Title: Triangle Tourists
Created/Published: Tichnor Bros. Inc., Boston, Mass.
Date issued: 1930 - 1945 (approximate)
Physical description: 1 print (postcard) : linen texture, color ; 3 1/2 x 5 1/2 in.
Genre: Postcards
Subjects: Motels
Notes:
Collection: The Tichnor Brothers Collection
Location: Boston Public Library, Print Department
Rights: No known restrictions
At Raven Run Nature Sanctuary near Lexington, Kentucky.
Bronica ETRS, Ilford HP5, Ilford Perceptol 1+1
Camera: Zero 2000 Pinhole
Film: Kodak T-max 400
Exposure Time: 3 Minutes
Location: SoDo, Seattle
Series: Pinhole'd Breweries and Pubs
Originally built in 1910 the quirky flatiron building housed the Triangle Hotel and Bar is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Through the years its been home to among other things a Western Union Telegraph Comany Branch office and perhaps most notably a brothel. The hotel itself only had 8 small rooms and was once listed by Ripley's Believe It or Not as the smallest hotel west of the Rockies.
Today the upper half of the building is comprised of two apartments while the main floor houses the Triangle Pub. Extremely small the bar offers an intimate feeling, with a nice patio and a plethora of TV's showing sports. Confidently located across the street from CenturyLink Field (Qwest) and Safeco Field its the perfect spot to grab a few pints before heading to a Mariners, Seahawks, or Sounders game.
The Triangle Pub's website can be found here.
The face was made with Affinity Designer by Serif (Windows version), and made into a "page" with items from CraftArtist. The techniques are exactly same for creating the (mainly) triangles for the portrait whether in Affinity Designer of CraftArtist.
The Triangle house, circa 1920.
For more historic photographs of the University of Wisconsin-Madison, please visit the William J. Meuer Photoart Collection.