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  1. wood•life•studio | Blog, , more info

    🌸 Noire Henro-San: Every Face on Earth
    Five hundred breathtaking images of human expression at Unpen-ji watch over all visitors! T emple 66, Unpen-ji, has many identities on Shikoku pilgrimage. Although it is counted as being in Kagawa Prefecture, it is actually just across the prefectural … 🐞 Read more about it ➞ ➞ ➞
    By Shirley J, 55 words
  2. Fossil Huntress, , more info

    HUMPBACK WHALES: GWA'YAM
    Look deep into the knowing eye of this magnificent one. He is a Humpback whale, Megaptera novaeangliae, a species of baleen whale for whom I hold a special place in my heart. Baleens are toothless whales who feed on plankton and other wee oceanic tasties that they consume through their baleens, a specialised filter of flexible keratin plates that frame their mouth and fit within their
    By FossilHuntress, 67 words
  3. Jeremy Baker, , more info

    2024-11-23 08:17
    Super delicious post movie dinner Supra restaurant.
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  4. Rare Historical Photos, , more info

    Charming Wedding Photos That Capture the Spirit and Style of the 1980s
    For those who came of age after the 1980s, it might be hard to fully grasp the bold spirit of weddings during that decade. Everything about the celebration was larger than life—wedding dresses, cakes, and even guest lists reflected the era’s signature love of extravagance. Dresses were designed to make an unforgettable statement, brides walked […]
    By RHP, 68 words
  5. lunatic obscurity, , more info

    The Amazing Spider-Man: Web of Fire (32X)
    This was the final official 32X release, and coming out in 1996, I think there are two assumptions that can be safely made about it. The first is that it coming out was something of an adherence to the lost cause fallacy: possibly the publisher specifically had a license to make Marvel games only for the 32X, and they were going to do it whether it made sense or not. …
    By Jonny, 429 words
  6. Journeyman's Journal, , more info

    The Future of Woodworking in a Challenging World
    The world feels pretty uncertain right now. Conflicts are constant, the threat of nuclear war looms far too close for comfort, and the cost of living is climbing faster than most people can keep up with. Understandably, many are cutting back on luxury spending, focusing instead on essentials. It begs the question: what does all this mean for woodworking as a hobby? Will it remain an accessible and fulfilling pastime, …
    By The Lost Scrolls of Handwork, 598 words
  7. FreakyTrigger, , more info

    UncoolTwo50 V: That Sounds Like Something Out Of A Dream
    The UncoolTwo50 is over – well, the voting phase is – but the posting continues. These are the final 10 near-misses. 60. PUBLIC ENEMY – “By The Time I Get To Arizona” (1991) I learned too late that this record is NOT in fact a single, despite having an (incendiary) video made for it, it was a B-Side. But that’s OK! Because apparently an album tracks challenge is planned and …
    By Tom, 1,015 words
  8. Distant Arcade, , more info

    Sean Aitchison on Sonic’s need stick to one direction
    For VGBees, Sean Aitchison opined that Sonic should really pick a direction and stick to it: Sonic games of the last two decades have all had some “bold and new” element shoehorned into 3D Sonic gameplay — which has itself never fully been polished enough to form a solid base to support these new ideas. Sonic is amorphous, no longer bold for experimenting, now just a nebulous concept that is …
    By lukealexdavis, 222 words
  9. Book Jotter, , more info

    Winding Up the Week #400
    An end of week recap “Ideologies separate us. Dreams and anguish bring us together.” – Eugène Ionesco For my elevenses today, I shall help myself to a stout slice of chocolate cake in recognition of my 400th wind up for Book Jotter. WUTW #1 appeared on 14th January 2018 and in it I shared a handful of recent reads, gleefully announced my upcoming visit to the Hay Festival and… well, …
    By Paula Bardell-Hedley, 2,900 words
  10. Our Bow, , more info

    OLD FORD AS WE KNEW AND KNOW
    Photography of East London with more information about local events and history projects
    By Daisy Snooks, 20 words
  11. Stephen Knight Photography, , more info

    Review: Scanner Calligraphy DKL Pro
    Detailed review of the Scanner Calligraphy DKL Pro, a light painting photography scanner tool designed to illuminate scenes, models, or create light trails. Disclaimer The Scanner Calligraphy DKL Pro was sent to me by Frodo from Children Of Darklight for an honest review. The links in this review are non-affiliate links. Scanner Calligraphy DKL Pro (English) Scanner Calligraphy DKL Pro (Espanol) Design and Construction The Scanner Calligraphy DKL Pro is …
    By Stephen Knight, 1,651 words
  12. BusAndTrainUser, , more info

    Worth the wait, or worth waiting a bit longer?
    Saturday 23rd November 2024 Passengers on TfL’s route 358 between Crystal Palace and Orpington finally got to travel on the much anticipated Irizar electric ‘tram style’ buses on Wednesday when seven of the 17 vehicles allocated to the route, operated by Go-Ahead London from its Green Street Green bus garage, hit the road. Readers may recall I wrote about a journey I made exactly two years ago expecting at that …
    By BusAndTrainUser, 2,583 words
  13. Bitter Tea and Mystery, , more info

    Books Read in September and October 2024
    I read 12 books in September and October. I enjoyed all of them. Seven of the books were mysteries; five were in other genres.Humor / Cartoon CollectionA Wealth of Pigeons: A Cartoon Collection (2020) by Harry Bliss and Steve MartinIn this book, Steve Martin partnered with the cartoonist Harry Bliss to create a collection of cartoons and comic strips. Steve provided caption and cartoon ideas, and Harry created the artwork. …
    By TracyK, 1,142 words
  14. PMags.com, , more info

    Gear review – Coghlan’s Map Compass
    A basic compass at $8 from Coghlan's but made for them by a navigation company with over 40 years experience. Good quality at a good price! Read More ... Continue reading Gear review – Coghlan’s Map Compass at PMags.com.
    By Paul Mags, 45 words
  15. The Map Room, , more info

    Review: Mapmatics
    The first intimation I had that maps involved mathematics was when I looked up a map projection and came face to face with the equation that generated it. Math was never my strongest subject, so it’s probably for the best that I never went into cartography. Especially since it turns out that there’s a lot more math hidden behind the maps we use on a daily basis than you might …
    By Jonathan Crowe, 452 words