Weekend 619.0
The Estes Screamin’ Mimi (SM) was refurbished and re-launched last weekend. It’s the oldest model rocket in the fleet at seventeen years old. It’s also the most launched. The fins Continue Reading →
The Estes Screamin’ Mimi (SM) was refurbished and re-launched last weekend. It’s the oldest model rocket in the fleet at seventeen years old. It’s also the most launched. The fins Continue Reading →
Wednesday, August 21 was the 21st anniversary of LIMESTONE ROOF! (1) New York World’s Fair Souvenir Key, 1940 (Henry Ford Musuem) (2) These Life-Sized Playmobil Figures Are Works of Art Continue Reading →
A rainy summer Sunday in New England is a nice break from the heat and humidity. I’m playing catch-up this weekend (see below) so few updates. Watched Suzume on the Continue Reading →
The Saints defeated Millwall 1-0 in a pre-season warm-up. That’s all I have right now.
(1) The Westminster Cathedral Newsletter (28 July 2024): “Just as holidays are associated with particular times, places and people, so our relationship with God can be strengthened by visiting a Continue Reading →
The so-called coral of which the islands are formed is in reality a true aeolian (wind-blown) limestone, formed of wind-driven shells and sand, with a small admixture of coral material.— Continue Reading →
(1) Plans to build huge Brompton Bicycle factory near Ashford Designer Outlet deferred (Kent Online) (2) Column: Dr Edward Harris On Flag, Heritage (BERNEWS) (3) Vatican gives go-ahead for annual Continue Reading →
Howdy. I’m working on a **NEW** Atari Retro Box. In the meantime: FEEL infinite… Flipping through Art of Atari for inspiration. The theme is baked for this next sim, and Continue Reading →
(1) Check Out What Went Down at The Brompton World Championships London (HYPEBEAST) (2) Bromley aiming to ‘smash doors open’ in first EFL season (BBC Sport) Limestone ArchivesFootball in Cinema
The weekend is always like a blank canvas. I’m drinking coffee and listening to EURO GAMEDAY on TALKSPORT. (1) St Margaret’s Roman Catholic church, Twickenham by Williams and Winkley (The Continue Reading →