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United States Troups During Korean War. Noted on back: "Pick Up Strip Kumsong River." Circa 1952. From the collection of Henry G. Shebley.
cleaning up the mess of my 4 pairs of gunged plimsolls. I put on a 5th pair just in case it was slippery in the water
Up to 1936 all Morgans were three wheeler cycle cars. The Morgan 4/4 was the first four wheel car, 4/4 indicating 4 wheels and 4 cylinders.
1936-39 Series I 4/4 (flat nose) open two seater, four seater in 1937 and a drop head coupe (permanent window frames) in 1938. Engines; 34hp 1122 cc Coventry Climax, 1939; 39hp 1267cc Standard
1950 Plus Four; wider, longer and strengthened for more powerful 2088cc Standard Vanguard engine. (1991cc Triumph in 1953) Round nose from 1955.
1955-60 Series II 4/4 (round nose) also longer, same length as the Plus Four. Engine; 36hp 1172 cc Ford 100E.
1960-71 Series III 4/4; 39hp 997 cc Ford Anglia 105E engine.
1961-63 Series IV; 62hp 1340 cc Ford Classic 109E engine
1963-68 Series V; 65hp 1498 cc Ford Cortina 116E engine
1968 on; 4/4 1600, initially with the 1600cc Kent crossflow engine.
My sister Abigail Grace, 3, close up. Taken on Thanksgiving. I used a low fstop when I took the photo, but I'm still suprised at how soft the edges came out. It almost looks like I used a lensbaby or something. Alas, I did not. November 2005
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house two up the hill from us and unfortunately, she also has one at ortley beach, but don't know how that faired - watchung, nj
we were lucky and had no damage, but wound up staying with friends in new hope, pa for 8 days due to lack of power - the bright spot was our refrigerators were completely cleaned for the first time in years
I found something other than trees and sky to take a picture of tonight. this will be interesting when it is finished.
From the :Taubman Museum of Art
Commissioned by the Taubman Museum of Art, Rise Up Roanoke is a temporary public art project by regional artist Charlie Brouwer. Designed to symbolize the strength, unity and diversity of our community, hundreds of ladders will "rise up" in the museum's first floor atrium to form the shape of the famed Roanoke star.
Rise Up Roanoke is the latest in a series of public art projects Brouwer has been creating with communities. These projects are designed to bring the art and artist into closer contact with his audience - especially new audiences. He does this by inviting all parts of the community to help create a sculptural metaphor for itself.
You can lend a ladder to the cause, as an estimated 200 to 300 ladders will be needed to form the star. Any kind of ladder can be used, and ladders can be old, new, broken, paint-splattered or even decorated to communicate a special message. Kids can make their own ladder on one of two Spectacular Saturdays at the museum, on February 26 and March 5.
Ladders can be dropped off at the museum loading dock (on Norfolk Avenue, behind the museum) on February 12, 19 or 26 between 10 am and 5 pm. Or, lenders can arrange for their ladder to be picked up. For more information about the exhibit or lending a ladder, please call the museum at 342-5760 or visit www.riseuproanoke.com.
UP AC44CW 5810 and SD9043MAC 8123 are rear-end DPUs on a westbound empty unit coal train sitting in a siding near the Highway 59 crossing in the Powder River Basin of Eastern Wyoming on December 11, 2008.
Canon EOS 350D Digital Rebel XT
Tamron 75-300mm lens
Isabella was here yesterday and we had a wonderful time! She and Finnegan are getting to be friends and here she is puckering up to give him a kiss!
The picture was taken with my iphone so not the best but I did what I could with it because it's so special :)
well... do it, stand uP, and shoot what you see... this is what i saW.
(this collage technique, I saw firstly at ẽ's, but I saw it done right in paintMonkey's flickr... so...)
Spotted this cow moose from the top of Steptoe Butte. Zoomed in as best I could to capture her. Rodney (rlange) and I drove down to see if we could get a closer shot, but she had brushed up and we lost her. Was still an unexpected treat to see her there.
Even though Steptoe Butte is bald, there are considerable trees and brush at the base. Moose are not that uncommon on the Palouse. Unfortunately some are hit on the highways that pass thru the there. They obviously like feeding on this premier grain growing area.
Thanks for taking a look, and for any comments or suggestions.
The Class of 1992 had a big inflatable waterslide for the kids. And for the adults, too, if they brought a bathing suit. Which I didn't. Which was a shame because it was in the high 90's all weekend.
the HUNKY JESUS CONTEST was a RIOT OF FUN! Sunny afternoon in SAN FRANCISCO's DOLORES PARK. The hilarious event has been sponsored by the SISTERS OF PERPETUAL INDULGENCE for over 34 years!
THOUSANDS of fun people came to have a great time in Dolores Park.
This year there were about 40 HUNKY JESUS CONTESTANTS cat-scratching for the HONOR of being thorn-crowned by the crowd's vote!
HOMEBOY JESUS, several amazing HUNKY JESUS, SAXY JESUS (yes, he played a sax), BLACK & WHITE JESUS, JESUS on a TORTILLIA (yes, a guy had a HUGE cardboard costume of a tortilla with a hole for his JESUS face to show through!), HONKY JESUS (tres white-trash), and yes, even a little 8-month old BABY JESUS...
It came down to a JESUS rumble with the top two contenders...
A muscle bound, long haired HUNKY JESUS who made the crowd swoon in approval of his HOT HOT BOD....
but the winner was....A very traditional JESUS who had a blow-up doll dressed exactly the same as his JESUSself, which was attached at the waist level.
This JESUS pretended to be rockin' BLOW-UP JESUS' butt muffin and when the SISTER OF PERPETUAL INDULGENCE asked which JESUS was he???
"I'm JESUS F*KING CHRIST!"
and the crowd went into absolute roar of laughter and thunderous applause....
the winner of 2011 HUNKY JESUS CONTEST is "JESUS F. CHRIST"!
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Happy sunday everyone! I had some much cherished alone time today and used my hours well, I gave poor "project head" Cookie a new face up:)
Gave her nude lips, blushy cheeks and sad eyebrows. And tiny tiny star earrings.
Thanks to a heads up from Bill Meyer (basicbill) and his daily early morning email,
Jason Leverton (JayLev) and his observant son Tyler (T Bob) for spotting this,
and Clarke Renard (TRAINUT) I was convinced to chase this morning.
The Eastbound #272 on the Canadian Pacific Chicago Subdivision left Savanna, Illinois headed out with work at Byron and Davis Junction. Already rare for our area being led by Soo Line SD60 #6032, followed by Soo #6051, IC&E #4205, then most importantly trailing was Iowa Pacific's E8 #518 this was indeed an awesome sight to see. From what I understand this is former Metra/CNW E8 which now has a fresh coat of Illinois Central colors and Iowa Pacific lettering, which was restored at National Railway Equipment at Silvis.
A sheet of paper taped to the window had SLRG reporting marks --Iowa Pacific's San Luis & Rio Grande in Colorado.
This was for a model shoot. She wanted pin up style photos. This was one of the more modest of the shots.
Union Pacific Railroad GP38-2 2136 with North Little Rock style lettering at Cotter, Arkansas on March 16, 1989, Kodachrome by Chuck Zeiler.
Found this little (figuratively, of course) gem out by the road on my way to Smithfield today. Usually, I wouldn't pick something like this up, but upon seeing the "Pentium III" sticker, I figured, hey, at least I could use Windows 98 again. Which, is find of funny, as I've been thinking/talking about finding one with Windows 98 on it for a week or so now, to play some old DOS games I have.
Anyway, there was a piece of paper stuck on it that said "Will not boot, get error message, FREE" or something. Took it home, found out, it's only a CMOS error, as the little battery that keeps the system time in check is dead. Press F1, and all is well.
Anyway, here it is, the Windows 98 boot screen.
Specs:
224MB of RAM, 450MHz Pentium III 12GB HD, (2) CD-Rom drives, 1 Floppy drive.