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The rivet link on a motorcycle chain where the faceplate had been pressed too far on one side causing the rubber rings to bulge out. Which means they are ruined, so the link needs to be removed and replaced.
Rows of tulips in front of a repetitive sequence of windmills among a river in A characteristically awful AI that loons neither real nor animated.
A claw hammer with a a microfibre cloth wrapped around the hammer head for dampening, held in place with silver duct tape.
Purportedly an aerial view looking down at Tower Bridge and along the Thames towards central London. Most notable is that it is flipped horizontally and the bridge is curved.
A campaign leaflet which reads "St Leonard's residents deserve a hard-working Labour councillor who will treat everyone fairly, regardless of their background, race, or religion…"
A message when checking out on the web site that reads: "We are closed from 28th May 9.00am for IOM TT race week any orders placed after this time cannot be shipped or collected until 10th June Many Thanks"
The view from the front of a motorcyle in lane three of three on a one-way road, where leaves two and the male a right turn. A white cat is waiting at a give way lane to the left opposite the turn. Between it and the bike a white van is changing from lane one to two. The white car moved in front of the give way line but the view of it is then lost vehicle the van. The van stops and as the bike reached it the white car can be seen crossing in front of it. The car then continues into what was lane three in front of the bike.
The view from in front of a motorcycle waiting at a red light in lane two of two in front of an urban roundabout. A person crosses the road just before the light turns green. The bike moves forward then quickly shows down, a black car emerges from the right, which has a red light, and turns into leave two of the roundabout directly in front of the bike. A held down car horn sounds. The black car races away while the bike picks up speed and continues.
A swan, in a shaded corner of the lake but caught by a patch of sun. Its head is twisted towards its leg so that it can scratch itself with its flipper, though it looks like it is using its flipper to hide its face from the camera.
A yellow canada goose chick stands in front of its siblings, some sat on the dry mud bank looking away from it the lake, others stand facing it.
A fluffy adolescent greylag goose sits on a field of daisies, which its head in the sun placed flat to the ground.
"A legitimate aim for excluding a trans person from a separate or single-sex service for their own sex might be to prevent discomfort or distress for other service users." — Statutory Code of Practice s. 13.147, pursuant to Section 14 of the Equality Act 2006 presented to Parliament by the EHRC
YNYS (island) spelled on a wall with toys as hand and feet grips, with a soft rubber floor on front of it..
An extremely busy Whitmore Bay Beach in Barry Island / Ynys y Barri.
A map of southern England and Wales with coloured lines showing the routes of my three trips.
Underneath a lovely tree beside Mammoth Lake. Its branches also as shadows in the bright sun.
The beach in Exmouth, Devon on the English Channel. The wide angle makes it look emptier than it was, and it filled up later.
A large sculpted mammoth (mammoth sized, I guess) stand above Mammoth Lake, because the remains of a wooly mammoth was found in the area.
Adult and adolescent greylag geese by the edge of Mammoth Lake in Leicester. And a white hybrid looking goose.
Whitmore Bay Beach in Ynys y Barri (Barry Island) on a hot and sunny bank holiday Monday.
A post election leaflet addressed to St. Leonard's from the Liberal Democrats saying "THANK YOU!" as a headline. It is placed in front of a computer screen with the election results showing the party's candidates getting between 726 and 458 votes, behind Labour on 1,084 to 833, and the winning Green candidates with 2,242 to 1,437 votes.
The beach between Grand Pier and Knightstone Island in Weston-super-Mare, Somerset on the Seven Estuary. Under a lot of clouds and with the tide out there are not many people on the beach.
A table of vote for each candidate in the two-seat Brixton Windrush ward of the London Borough of Lambeth, where Scarlett O'Hara (Labour) came third and Oliver Cromwell Khan (Reform) came ninth of ten candidates.
A thumbs up icon with "Vi ses 2027!" underneath, which means we will see you again next year.
A yellow sign with a picture of a motorcycle and an arrow pointing down, denoting the motorcycle parking area, stands directly next to my bike with the arrow seemingly pointing directly at it.
A hard pink case sits on the seat of a motorcycle, or is the insulated case I use to carry my insulin when going out. I must have taken it out of the bike but forgot to put it in my bag. A couple hours later it is still there though.
Some branches of the Cedar of Lebanon tree reach down to the ground, and make shadows due to the bright sun, viewed from underneath the tree.
A very deep blue sky with white clouds above the high stoney Chesil Beach, a barrier beach, on the Isle of Portland.
The view from the cliff at the top of Happisburgh beach on a warm and sunny day.
The mouth of River Arun and Littlehampton Beach with the water looking rather green on a bright morning.
Looking out from the harbour in Harwich, Essex.
A shot of the river where in the distance there are two elk heads sticking out as they swim to the richer pastures in the north for the summer.
A reindeer in the middle of the wide Ångermanälven, only its head and top of its back are visible as the rest of its body is under the water.
A sleeping reindeer sitting in a patch of sun on the forest floor
A pair of screaming cranes walk amongst the tall yellow grass along the edge of the pond where they have nested (though the nest is out of shot). The lynx stop between them, though a little further back, and watches one of them. Rain drops are falling on the pond.
A screenshot from Trandansen showing a crane amongst the tall grass by the lake
Stefan Edlund, producer of Den Stora Älgvandringen, stands on the ice at the edge of a channel on the frozen Ångermanälvan [the Ångerman river]. Parts of the river have already thawed while away from the banks the forest floor lacks snow. The images is a screenshot from Sverige Live oa which he was previewing the return of the programme.
A grey heron staring into the pond on a sunny day in the Kyoto Garden in Holland Park in west London.
A screenshot of the SVT page for Den stora älvandringen
A relatively large hole in the tyre.
My bike parked at the end of a layby on the A12
Hengistbury Head, viewed from the beach to the west
The English Channel on a sunny day
A screenshot of the IMDb page for "Journey to the Center of the Earth" a 1988 film with a rating of 2.6 out of 10. It lists the directors as follows: Rusty Lemorande Albert Pyun (uncredited) And the Writers as: Judith Berg (as Debra Ricci) & Sandra Berg (as Regina Davis) and Albert Pyun (as Kitty Chalmers) and Rusty Lemorande Lemorande is a real person and on Wikipedia it says they "proposed adding physical effects (such as smoke, strobe lights and fiber optic stars) to" a Disney theme park film they wrote with Francis Ford Coppola and George Lucas. "For this reason, Lemorande is often referred to as the Father of 4D."
Chatbot: Select an option Me: My parcel is damaged / missing items Chatbot : Ok let me sort that for you, could you first confirm the delivery postcode? Me: [redacted] Chatbot: I'm sorry that your parcel hasn't arrived in tact. I would advise you contact the sender for a potential replacement or refund. Is there anything else I can help with?
ALONG THIS COAST, NEAR BEACHY HEAD A YOUNG WOMAN OF SUB-SAHARAN AFRICAN ORIGIN WAS BURIED ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED YEARS AGO. SHE SPENT MOST OF HER LIFE THRIVING ON A DIET RICH IN THE FRUITS OF THE SEA AND FROM FERTILE DOWNLAND FIELDS. HER STORY IS RECORDED IN CHEMICALS HIDDEN WITHIN HER TEETH AND IN HER FRAGILE BONES BUT HOW OR WHY SHE ARRIVED ON THESE SHORES TO MAKE A NEW HOME SO LONG AGO WILL PROBABLY REMAIN A MYSTERY. BEACHY HEAD LADY cAD200-225
A "NO GLASS BEYOND THIS POINT" sign on the pier. I assumed it means drinking glasses but it just says "GLASS" so maybe they have had problems with glaziers.
Eastbourne beach and pier looking guidebook under a bright sun. A cold winter sun chilled by wind, but it looks nice.
An SOP-8 touch sensor chip on a round PCB with three LED filaments and the touch sensor in the middle. The touch sensor should turn the lights on and off, or dim it with constant touch. Instead the light stays on except when a finger is on the sensor to hold it off. The chip is 4.9 x 3.9mm with four legs 0.8mm wide on each side.
"While more articulated double-decker buses are being built, the 250 horsepower range diesel engine has prevailed over the nuclear reactor."
Three stacks across of eleven or twelve VHS casettes of TV recordings, with another two stacks of twelve behind each.
A section of the Tesco website that says £3.00 (the cost of six Kissabel apples). Underneath it shows an offer price for Tesco Clubcard holders of £2.00, save ⅓. And underneath that it shows an offer price for Tesco Clubcard holders of £2.25, save 25%.
A bread pudding with the crust end missing, because I ate it, siting on brown baking paper. For some reason I always wrap bread puddings in paper as if they have come from the baker's.
The walls of Royal Garrison Church stand but the roof is missing.
An intentionally upside down house on Clarence Pier in Portsmouth, with the pointed roof on the deck. It is once of the pier's attractions where you can be dancing on the ceiling.
Looking into the sun across the Hoverport on a bright morning in Portsmouth.
A "Mix & Match - Any 2 for £3" offer at Asda which can be used on a range of seven items: six different varieties of apples (all six per pack) and a 2Kg bag of potatoes.