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Workers with prime contractor Gage It Construction install a new “Do Not Enter” sign along the Interstate 5 southbound off-ramp at Exit 113 (Clarks Branch Road) on Tuesday night, March 31, 2026.
i love this little calendar but i am constantly racing the days to update it
it is so fun to flip but i just can't seem to remember to do it...i don't really need it but i like having it on my desk
I do not know how this train managed it but it travelled around the Dungeness loop which is controlled by spring points the wrong way round.
I wanted to hike the Potato Head* trail and ended up on Scorpion Canyon Loop. AND I was not going in the recommended clockwise direction which is suppose to be less strenuous. I had to turn back after a bit because of time, but cannot say I was disappointed with such beautiful views like this.
*Correct name is Potato Harbor, but I calling it Potato Head.
This manikin in a wedding gown stands in a cleaner's window. (Gowns can be "cleaned, restored, and pressed," says a sign.) You're not supposed to look too closely, but if you do, you'll see the manikin's hands are on backward (right hand on left arm, etc.), the autumnal plastic bouquet is upside-down, and a hole in the window puts a spot on the dress. Just the stuff for a passing photographer.
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There I was, sat in the local pub, when this chap (yes it was a man) came in for a drink.
I have a feeling we are on the wrong track here, Flint...
Flint?
FLINT!!
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Oh, lordybee... he's stoned again!
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Part of the Flint & Rubble series.
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L080 taking baby steps through Lawrence with 5966 and 8873 today. Was hoping it would be on the far track (which is normal) so I could get it crossing over, but nope.
I assume that the clock has stopped as it was not show in the correct time? I will check next time I pass.
A lost California Sea Lion pup wanders onto a beach full of Harbor Seals.
La Jolla Cove. San Diego, California.
I was set up for a westbound train to come into my dashboard and windshield when this eastbound oil train suddenly showed up.
Better than no shot right?
Im Juliana Neddings and im WRONG cause Im a naughty kitty who likes to do bad things with her guns during the wee hours of the night ;).
Juliana is wearing:
Top = WRONG - Guns Tank (white)
Pants = WRONG - Black Pants (white belt)
Shoes =WRONG / Reaction - Leg Warmers + Shoes (white)
19th Century Progressive: Emma Molloy lecture at Elkhart County Museum 3-11-2017. Patrick McGuire, Curator of Education, presented the third in a year- long series of People of Elkhart: Emma Milloy, Born in South Bend, in 1839, then Emma Barrett had articles published in local newspapers as a teenager. At 18, she married Louis Pradt, a journeyman printer. Not a happy marriage, their 2 children did not survive childhood. In 1867, she divorced him for habitual drunkenness. Back in South Bend, she married Edward Molloy, editor of a failing newspaper: The National Union, and became the first female editor in IN. After selling the National Union, they headed to Elkhart, IN in 1872 to start the Elkhart Observer. Both through her articles and speeches as she advocated for rights for women to divorce, for temperance, the right of women to vote (suffrage), and even abortion, she gained a national and international reputation. But in 1876, they sold the Observer, and she embraced the Blue Ribbon movement, a forerunner of Alcoholics Anonymous and traveled widely. Then in 1882, she divorced Edward over family issues, and took their son Frank, daughter Etta and foster daughter, Cora Lee to Illinois. But the friendship developed through her temperance lectures with convicted criminal George A. Graham would eventually lead to a grave threat to her reputation and even being accused of involvement in the murder of Graham’s wife, Sarah, whose body was found in a well on Molloy’s property. Just the Facts: In Washington, KS advocating for temperance in prisons and among the Cherokee Indians, was when it all went wrong. Edward was convicted of murder of his wife and in 1886 , was lynched by towns folk. For 2 years, Emma and her foster daughter Cora Lee who had married the bigamous Graham were kept charged for involvement in the murder. During this time, her son Franklin drowned. Finally cleared in 1888, she spent the rest of her life advocating for religion (The WTCU - Women’s Christian Temperance Union) and rebuilt her reputation. She married cousin Morris Barrett in 1889. He died in 1903. She died in 1907, aged 67 years. Local Historian Martha M. Pickrell wrote a book, “Emma Speaks Out Life and Writings of Emma Molloy 1839-1907.
C'mon, Steve, you should know better than this. It's ’06, not ‘06. Apostrophes always curve or lean to the right. An open single quote mark is not the same character as an apostrophe.
A fascinating book; I've also been enjoying reading the series of interviews she is doing, called "The Wrong Stuff" on Slate -
As with dying, we recognize erring as something that happens to everyone, without feeling that it is either plausible or desirable that it will happen to us.
from Being Wrong, by Kathryn Schulz
www.harpercollins.com/books/Being-Wrong-Kathryn-Schulz/?i...
www.slate.com/blogs/blogs/thewrongstuff/archive/2010/05/1...
Gt Baddow Texaco Filling Station, 2018. Someone had put the wrong fuel in their tank and had to get it pumped out (hopefully they hadn't started the engine and pulled fuel into the engine). It tied up 2 pumps so I took the photo while queuing.
A very early prototype of an idea I've had. Some parts are missing or the wrong colours at the moment.
The basic idea is a 2d map of London with a selection of oversized (but still microscale) buildings around.
There will be 3-6 buildings with a base up to 4x6 studs on each 32x32 plate.
The mini models here are the Cenotaph and Big Ben.