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The pigeons that hang out on the high tension wires by the Harmar bridge are always good for a few photos.
Taken at the old Farnborough Wind Tunnel when it was open for the 'Wind Tunnel Project'. Amazing the treasures that have been locked away for year.
Filling the wire crib with corn. Remember a few times a raccoon would climb up the dump and fall into the crib overnight. We always tried to help them get out. Even if it meant dropping corn out the door onto the ground where we later (after the coon left the state) cleaned it up. You scattered and got inside a vehicle before they freed themselves.
Brass wire mesh -hebei general metal netting Co.,ltd
Material: Brass wire, phosphor bronze wire, or copper wireApplication: screening a variety of particles, powder, porcelain clay, glass, chinaware printing, filtering liquid and gas,Mining.
brass wire cloth 6mesh/inch-160mesh/inch;
Width:0.914M, 1M, 1.5MLength/roll:30M
This is an atypical photo for me! I don't like wires or pylons and I think they really spoil a photo. I went out of my way today to take a shot of something I would not usually appreciate and this is it! I thought the misty background was lovely and would do well without the pylons in it, but being Cheshire it was extremely flat! It is actually a line of lots of pylons, but I have lined them up, because I thought it looked nice and it hid a few of them!
I liked the way the barbed wire was wrapped around the gate pole and thought it might look quite nice against the sunset.
Latest bit of trichinopoly, whipped up at work.
26g galvanized steel, single stitch, ~4mm diameter, ~18cm length with hand-coiled terminals, hook in eye.
This one was made up on a lark, something to just wear around. It's not reproduction, because, I mean, steel wire? Cha. For that reason, I went with the easier hook-in-eye clasp as opposed to the more period hook-in-hook.
Mainly, I wanted to see if the steel wire would work for the technique, and if galvanized steel wouldn't tarnish like every other metal I touch. Put some WD-40 on before and after working it, and so far, so good.
In an odd quirk of fate, this one proved the "linear stretch formula." The quirk? For every 1/64th of an inch the diameter was reduced, the chain lengthened almost exactly 2cm.
Birds on a wire (shot in Italy)
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