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At the docks. The red & white 'thing' on the dockside is a wooden bouy which was locally made & was originally used to guide ships into the port of Bridgwater. It was restored by sudents at Bridgwater College & Bridgwater & District Civic Society.
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I'm a 30 something 'wurzel' who lives in South West England (UK) in the county of Somerset (next to Devon), famous for scrumpy cider, Cheddar cheese, The Wurzels (well worth going to see) & birth county of 2009 F1 world champion Jenson Button.Like the rest of the West Country, Somerset has many areas, places & landscapes worth a visit such as Glastonbury Tor & Abbey ruins, Quantock hills, West Somerset Railway, Cheddar Gorge, & Exmoor, to name but a very few.Favourite holiday destiations are Iceland (see alot of photos) & the Icehotel in Jukkasjarvi Sweden (also see photos). Still a lover of the flim camera, my first camera was an Halina 110 camera which you could buy flip flashes for! Now have a Canon 3000V SLR film camera, i also have Canon powershot A3300 & SX150 digital cameras which are useful for close up macro shots & also makes film 'last' longer! |
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I always wondered just what kind of crap they could get away with attaching. A plunger, a toilet-bowl float, a crescent-wrench (imagine a "spanner" across the pond :D ), the spinny blade-thingy from a cake-mixer, all sorts of gizmos.
Who'd take exception? :D
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I had an idea for an almost unkillable robot that could kick the crap outta anything else out there, but I don't want to give away my "secret". :D
They go all out with levered chainsaws, drill-tipped "arms", blowtorches, etc., but my idea is pretty simple, and its offense is a good part of its *defense*, too.
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