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These two...well, they have known each other since birth. They are two peas in a pod. They can be with each other 24/7 and never have a problem or a fight. I swear, they talk non-stop and they discuss the most interesting things. I love their imagination. These two man cubs sure bring a lot of joy into my life (the one with the hat belongs to me.)
30/365 (I can't believe I made it 30 days!)
I know the very first Thing people are going to ask... "Does it play?! Can I hear it?!"
Short answer: Yes, it plays.
...However, there is numerous problems with it, chief of which is the highly flexible neck which sends the instrument way out of tune with the slightest hand moments. Secondly, the string tension causes the head-stock to constantly break apart. Even tuning the Uke an octave lower is still too tight and the sound output is very quiet.
I tired my hardest to make an aesthetically pleasing and functional LEGO Ukulele but after a year of working on it, I've finally given up on the functional aspect. I even changed the tuning pegs from friction wheels to machine-heads, but that wasn't enough to make it tune up.
Oh well, I'll enjoy it for what it is. A full-scale, realistic looking LEGO Ukulele that sorta makes noise....
The perfect lockdown instrument for older learners!!!
Have you learnt a new language,or an instrument, or catalogued all your old photographs, tell me what you aimed to do during lockdown or you achieved.
I have NOT learnt to play this, despite it supposedly being so easy with just four strings.
But it was RED and today was all about "Red Rule' for a theme group challenge.
Nearly 4 hours of bordom converted into a non playable ukulele. me being a ukuleleist I wanted to do this and in teh future when I have the parts for it I want to attempt a playable one. Also decided I'd throw it into the epic contest.
cheers
David
nello shiatsu, TORI ( operatore) e UKE (ricevente) .
in shiatsu, TORI (operator) and UKE (recipient).
One of the granddaughters rocking a uke.
Strobist: I hung a two-yard piece of black lace material from a horizontal arm and shot a Flashpoint Evolv 200 roundhead with the grid and snoot through it. The flash was maybe 6 feet away from the material.
1970 Triumph TR6 Injection.
Anglia Car Auctions, King's Lynn -
"Chassis number: CP510350. The vendor, who has owned this excellent condition example of Triumph's TR6 for 15 months, tells us that it has been been driven by (or at least been pictured with) Sir Stirling Moss, Damon Hill and Jeremy Clarkson. It has also been displayed outside the Houses of Parliament and in the courtyard of Buckingham Palace . The car is is finished in an attractive combination of Black with Red soft-top and Red leather interior (although it was originally White - the colour was changed in June 1988). It was registered in March 1970 and has 11,640 miles showing on its odometer, although this isn't warranted and, with reference to the paperwork, this is likely to be 111,640. The history folder includes the current and previous V5Cs, and comes with a large stack on invoices covering many years, event correspondence and memorabilia, and photos (including the Moss, Hill and Clarkson shots, plus ones of the car at Buckingham Palace and the Houses of Parliament), In addition, there are old tax discs, Triumph TR-related magazines and MoT certificates stretching back to 1994 when the noted mileage was 00016. This is a very nice classic Triumph that has obviously led quite a packed life."
Estimate: £16,000 to £20,000. Unsold (bidding stopped at £14,000).
Old uke, new uke.
I love my plinky plonky fruity uke and we've had quite a few adventures together, but I needed something that could hold its tuning slightly better than my beloved plastic and plywood pal. One trip to Duke Of Uke later, and I was the proud owner of a tuneful Kala concert ukulele.
Shot on 400TX BW film, with Canon T90 and Quantaray 300mm mirror lens. It's near impossible to focus a mirror lens on an object coming at you. I pre-focused, and fired 4 frames at 4.5 FPS. The first frame had better hand position, but, this second frame is sharper.
I know the very first Thing people are going to ask... "Does it play?! Can I hear it?!"
Short answer: Yes, it plays.
...However, there is numerous problems with it, chief of which is the highly flexible neck which sends the instrument way out of tune with the slightest hand moments. Secondly, the string tension causes the head-stock to constantly break apart. Even tuning the Uke an octave lower is still too tight and the sound output is very quiet.
I tired my hardest to make an aesthetically pleasing and functional LEGO Ukulele but after a year of working on it, I've finally given up on the functional aspect. I even changed the tuning pegs from friction wheels to machine-heads, but that wasn't enough to make it tune up.
Oh well, I'll enjoy it for what it is. A full-scale, realistic looking LEGO Ukulele that sorta makes noise....
Stagecoach East London 11020 YX68 UKE on the 241 in Victoria Dock Road, Custom House, a road which the 241 has only been on since the 21st May when it was diverted to Prince Regent. Saturday 2nd July 2022. DSCN53308.
AD E40D smart-hybrid - AD Enviro400 (MMC) 10.4m.
Vauxhall Movano
Attending the United Kingdom Rescue Organisation
Festival of Rescue 2021 Newcastle/Gateshead
September 2021
D Coaches' Rees & Williams UKE 827X seen at former West Wales garage at Tycroes, Leyland Leopard PSU3G/4R with Eastern Coach Works coachwork. New in 1982 as East Kent 8827, it came to D Coaches from Lancaster City Transport (Slide By Steve Powell)
This is a Risa solid electric soprano ukulele - perfect for silent practice on railway journeys obviously.
LC-A+RL
Fuji Velvia 100
Cross Process
Fuji Chem
This was my first time processing Velvia in fuji chem. Really blows out the normal colors. Was at a rich man's house party and got bored waiting to leave. Someone left their uke on the expensive couch. I snagged a shot of some lights in the tree outside, with a twist of my hand. Tehn, I used my orange flash on the couch.