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Post pictures of anything, with comment...couple words.
- Thread starter NorthSky
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You should know better than to advertise 'lowers/uppers'.
Tsk, tsk!
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Lots of purposeful pickup photos on Flickr, for those who like such things
Herewith, a few examples from a photographer on Flickr whose images I enjoy and whom I 'follow'.
Chevy C10 by sHuTtEr nUt, on Flickr
65 Kaiser-Jeep J2000 Gladiator by sHuTtEr nUt, on Flickr
1958 Chevrolet Pickup by sHuTtEr nUt, on Flickr
53 Chevy Pickup by sHuTtEr nUt, on Flickr... and a "rustomod" sort of akin to the Ford in the post I quoted, albeit somewhat more modern.
68 GMC Pickup by sHuTtEr nUt, on Flickr
I went to an antique EV car show.
All they had were cars like this.
Not one Tesla Roadster in the bunch!
I requested a refund. Did not get one.
All they had were cars like this.
Not one Tesla Roadster in the bunch!
I requested a refund. Did not get one.
Keith_W
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Making some progress on my model ship.
It started off as a kit (HMS Royal William) but I have replaced half the kit parts with scratch-built parts. The only original parts of the kit that remain are the skeleton structure, the inner limewood planking, some pre-cut wooden parts (like the rear fascia and rudder), and the cast metal decorations on the side and front of the ship. All the planking is pearwood and holly, and all the windows are scratch-built.
It started off as a kit (HMS Royal William) but I have replaced half the kit parts with scratch-built parts. The only original parts of the kit that remain are the skeleton structure, the inner limewood planking, some pre-cut wooden parts (like the rear fascia and rudder), and the cast metal decorations on the side and front of the ship. All the planking is pearwood and holly, and all the windows are scratch-built.
Babs crashed on Pendine Sands in Wales in 1927 during a record attempt - her driver was decpitated by the chain drive
Babs (land speed record car) - Wikipedia
That’s beautiful
Some precious metals i bought recently.
Silver:
Gold:
Security feature on the Britannias, depending on how you look at it, this is either a trident or a lock:
Me, sitting on my hoard:
Silver:
Gold:
Security feature on the Britannias, depending on how you look at it, this is either a trident or a lock:
Me, sitting on my hoard:
Prana Ferox
Addicted to Fun and Learning
View attachment 309213This is how we roll in the UK -
A man to do the work
A man to hold he ladder
A man to supervise both of the above
Photo taken yesterday at a work do…
One of our many Brexit benefits I’m sure
You say that, I see two guys with zero PPE, doing electrical work using an unrated aluminum (aluminium for you chaps) ladder instead of rated fiberglass with up to date inspection tag. At least for this shot the guy has three points of contact. Hopefully the dude on the left is telling them if they need to get further up, they need to get a proper platformed ladder or a powered lift and harness, probably with a tarp and diaper to protect the nice floor. And Lord knows how they expect to lift that sign above shoulder height. Do they even have a barricade on the other side of the door? I have an extremely hard time believing a job hazard analysis was completed beforehand.
