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Unknown Fire Department
191X Howe
Hand Drawn Single Tank Chemical
There isn't much to this piece of apparatus. A single chemical tank, hose reel, a pair of Dietz Fire King Lanterns and a small tool box made up the complete outfit.
This is the type of apparatus that would typically be found in a very small town or a factory. The Howe Fire Apparatus Co. sign is terrific. I wish I had that hanging on a wall.
Here's a find of unknown species growing on top of an old murky beech stump. Looks like someone dropped a spoonful of Beluga Caviar, but don't think it is the explanation. Anyone has a clue what they are, the black and the white?
HDR Panorama of an unknown waterfall captured in the Antarctic Beech Forest at Gloucester Tops National Park, NSW, Australia.
Explored # 220 on Sunday, 18 Oct 2009 - the 377th
A very tiny and sleek insect that I have not seen before but from it's legs and some other features, I would like to believe that it is some kind of a spider.
Taken in the Butterfly House of Davao.
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SH Arnolt Inc. of Chicago and Warsaw Indiana sold four different manufacturer's cars with Bertone bodies during the period 1953 to 1968.
Stanley H. "Wacky" Arnolt was a Chicago industrialist, who began importing foreign cars in the 1950s to the United States. Though sold as American cars, the cars were true hybrids, with British mechanicals, Italian bodywork, and U.S. sales and distribution, as well as in some cases final assembly and body work. SH Arnolt Inc. was a licensed automobile manufacturer in the State of Illinois.
A fortuitous meeting with Bertone at the Turin Auto Show in 1952 resulted in four collaborative efforts between Arnolt and Bertone.
The first was the Arnolt-MG, a four-seater Bertone-bodied car based on the MG TD chassis and XPAG 54 hp engine. The Arnolt MG was designed by Giovanni Bertone, his son Nuccio, and Giovanni Michelotti. Of a planned production of 200 cars, 103 have been documented as built between 1953 and 1954 (67 coupes and 36 convertibles). Out of this total, the whereabouts of 36 are unknown and three are known to have been scrapped (as of 1993).
The initial price was $3145. In 1954, MG informed Arnolt that it could no longer supply chassis and engines due to demand for its own complete cars (as well as the replacement of the TD by the TF), so Arnolt began looking for a larger-engined car.
(Wikipedia)
Well, I've titled this photo simply because it was unknown to both my good wife and myself that this and many more wooden sculptures were at this location.
We've walked around this park many, many times but decided to walk through a different part of the surrounding woodland and we came across many of these wonderful sculptures which are mainly carved from old trees!
What we "found" this afternoon was memorial's referencing World War 1
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“Who has not found the Heaven below / Will fail of it above ...
His eagerness, his voracity, a blood memory, in the sense that he can extract more from his life than what he has really lived.
He must have a will to explore unknown feelings and dare to feel them.
This may seem terrifying, but it has to be done because there is no other option.”
(Martha Graham - American Dancer, Teacher and Choreographer of modern dance, 1894-1991)
One more picture of that old man who came to take a bath near Nepali ghat along the Ganges in Varanasi (Benaras).
He was adding several layers of fabrics over his garments in a kind of choreography.
The way he was composing and arranging the movements reminded me something of Martha Graham.
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Just managed to get a shot of it as it heads off westbound on the A14. Not a Suffolk Constabulary , not Essex, not Cambridge
Watercolor illustration by Harold Gaze (1885-1963).
In his day, Mr. Gaze was a celebrated author and illustrator of children's books. He is perhaps most well-known in his native New Zealand and Australia, where he lived for many years. Fairies, mermaids, nymphs, and elfish creatures dominate his work, along with his signature bubbles, for which he became known as "The Bubble Man."
Please visit www.unclehalpress.com for more information on the artist and an online store of greeting cards featuring some of his best watercolor illustrations.
Unknown cactaceae (Unknown cactaceae)
Habit at Enchanting Floral Gardens of Kula, Maui, Hawaii.
August 11, 2015
One of the things that blew me away with Iceland was the abundance of spectacular waterfalls. For example this waterfall emptied out into someones back yard. It seemed rather common to see houses built near falls, my guess is that they provided a good source of water.
I don't know if she is re-creating a previously known Sith or something original but she definitely had this "black widow" vibe going on with her costume and attitude. *thumbs up*
She had a very nice light-up lightsaber but it was a bit... pink and too polished for the look she was emoting. So I kicked it up a bit with the Elemental Action script (creates some really striking fire and ice effects). Now it looks more raw and untempered in appearance.
Thankfully, someone tagged the cosplayer (Kay Victoria).
Met & shot this beautiful Kiwi girl at the Louvre in Paris. Forgot to ask for her name though.
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