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Not sure how I got down here however I'm not as young as I used to be and couple that with the gorgeous heels I'm wearing then getting back onto my feet may prove awkward and very inelegant. So if anyone has got a supportive arm to offer it would be very much appreciated.
This week during a routine TV episode binge watch patrol, noticed 36C in a stock footage shot on Ep 16 season 2 of The FBI. 65-74. First thought was a chuckle in that the wanted commie was on board one of ATSF streamliners. Funny, account the escape route was NYC to Quebec. After several stock shots, 36C was one of the trains.Also many of the same stock footages show up on The Fugitive 63-67. Another Quinn-Martin Production along with Cannon,Barnaby Jones.Dr Kimble was always escaping in the back of trucks,on busses or trains. SP or ATSF. The 2 part finale part 1, without out giving anything away, the one arm man has a large headstart on an SP 6-unit hotshot and Kimble now in custody with Lt. Gerard heading back to Stafford,IN, on an ATSF streamliner. Useless trivia: in 1967 with no VCR's and an important TWINS game, a desision had to be made. Stay home after sitting on pins&needles for 4 years, or go to the game. Solution, they stopped the game for ten minutes and flashed the show results on the big scoreboard. Part 2 Tuesday Sept 5,1967...the day the running stopped. This shot 8/68 LAUPT. San Diegan.
This is the top of a telescoping TV Antenna. It is pretty much useless now in the day digital transmission (not to mention cable or streaming). Fully extended it is over three feet long. That is bigger than the TV! I partially extended each section to make a more interesting macro. This section is about 2.5 inches long. I chose a green background (my son's English binder) because it reminded me of 1960s/1970s décor.
HMM! I'm glad to be back this week. I missed a couple of weeks traveling.
This is the biggest sculpture out of the TVs in the world and it won the Guinness World Record. I think that five or more years ago there were more TVs and more of it actually left. Now we can just taste it and imagine how it looked like in the past. In this picture, you can see just a small part of it and there's not much left, maybe 1/10 of it.
The Sapporo TV Tower (さっぽろテレビ塔, Sapporo Terebi-tō), built in 1957, is a 147.2-metre-high (483 ft) TV tower with an observation deck at a height of 90.38 metres. Located on the ground of Odori Park, in the northern city of Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan.
Leica SL2S+Summilux M 35mm.ASPH FLE F2.8 1/40 ISO 3200
I keep thinking summer is done, but it just keeps going here. 87F/30C today... definitely summer dress weather!
I'm not too old to dream, you're in my heart
I can't forget, these love and tears
Your make up was wet, turn back the years
Oh I can't forget you babe, you know it's true
Oh I can't forget you girl, we are more than two
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12 Nov 16
This striped grey top reminds me of manually tuning an old television..............Yes I am that old! lol x x
Net te zien bij tv-gelderlandweer......
www.omroepgelderland.nl/web/Programmas/TV/TV-Gelderland-N...
Someone had set up this gutted TV sitting on a big pile of rubble on the Brooklyn waterfront. That's the Empire State Building in the background.
This photo was made into a book cover for the London Times reviewed "Meadowlands" by Robert Sullivan. See it here!
Purple, lilac and pink...!!
In the case of this fabulous dress definitely not red..!!
I found this dress on recent shopping trip to Cardiff... resistance was futile.. I just had to have it...!!!💋💃