Thanks, good memories for me. I did some carpentry repairs back around 1965. Great shots Roni, love them all. Just an old guy from The Bronx.
If somebody is giving them away, I will take ether for my Birthday this month. Young @ 79.
Yes I did use pins on shellac 78s, BUT I used to buy the needles by the 1000s, they were used to score 9x9 asphalt
tile, then just snap to fit along the walls . Used in what we called a pin vice you held in hand, size of a small pen. One job that comes to my mind is Ebbets Field housing project when Brooklyn Dodgers left. Bit of info if your interested, the amount of floor tile used on that job was 1 million 5 hundred square feet. {1,000,500}
How this subject got into Photo I don't know but I chimed in anyway. Sad part is I had hundreds of BW photos of
the job start to finish, all lost in my house fire.
Love it. I tell my wife every year, stop fussing. But when I get to eating all the goodies WOW. I will show her the pic so she knows there is someone else that thinks like me.
Love it. I tell my wife every year, stop fussing. But when I get to eating all the goodies WOW. I will show her the pic so she knows there is someone else that thinks like me.
This might have been posted before, but I can not find it. I have a Canon Pro 100, it has not been started since 2015. Calling Canon support said to start it, white power light flashing then button below flashing orange. The orange flashes 10 times then pauses for a second both keep flashing. Support Technician said heads are dry. I do know the ink cartages would be dry. Can anyone help if there is a workaround on getting the print head to work. Then I would invest in new ink. Pricing a new print head from Canon runs $205.95 + s+h +tax. That is not worth it. The shame of it is this printer sat on a shelve used it about 5 times, that is no BS. Kicking My Self. Please Help! thanks Framerman
Good shot for as fast as they fly, wings back so that guy is moving. That eye ball is looking at you like your food.
They are great birds!
As a kid, from The Bronx we would just tie a string to the steel wool, light and spin. Never thought about the danger, lucky I guess. Then I remember my farther saying where's my steel wool.
Just what I am making for Wife and 98 year-old Mother-in-law on Sunday. Love your pics.
When a visit to France years back the gentleman at the Creperie let me make some, teaching the recipe.
I still have the French recipe book for Crepes . I would like to know yours, would you be so kind sending me.
What is on the rolled up ones? We put jellies, jam, banana, whip cream, sweat blueberries. NOT AT THE SAME TIME. just what one likes best. Don't forget powered sugar on top. Thanks again, nice work.
Methylene Chloride, fuses some plastic, like a weld. One tiny drop on the seam and capillary action. Not trying to be a smart a-- here just I have used it on many plastics. So I wonder myself if this will work.
You will find them in the last place you look.
I was told there was no Elements+ in 2021. Is that true? Never had a use for it but maybe someday I will.
Thanks for any info.
Get well and good luck. Photos are right on.