Ethan : Trainee Cashier
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Needs a haircut

Toyota FJ 40: a work in progress...
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Wow! what a nice project...is it a Lego kit? Here in South Africa those Toyota J40's are also hugely popular with many restorations and customisations. Here is one radical customised J40 HotRod you might be interested in seeing.
https://www.carmag.co.za/classic-road-tests/toyota-land-cruiser-fj40-hot-rod-made-in-sa/

Dripping
by zolika13

Comment:
Melting

Waiting
by vawendy

Comment:
for what?

Tiny sweater
by ladpupmoe

Comment:
Dangerously endowed little dog :-)

no where to go
by tvsometime

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It's nowhere
https://oneminuteenglish.org/en/no-where-or-nowhere/

The dead end of our newly purchased car
by Mona

Comment:
What happened?

Don't Do It.
by Lydia

Comment:
I don't like this image at all...sorry (did not vote)

Message edited by author 2022-06-16 05:10:37.

wave block end
by mshonak

Comment:
Nicely done long exposure. Did you know those wave blocks or wave breakers are actually a South African invention. They call them "Dolosse" Here is a quote from the Wikipedia article. I provided the link below here so you can read the whole article. Quote" The design of the dolos is usually credited to the South African Eric Mowbray Merrifield, one-time East London Harbour Engineer (from 1961ΓΆ€“1976).  In the late 1990s the claim of Aubrey Kruger gained more prominence. Kruger's claim is that he and Merrifield had considered the shape of concrete blocks to be used to protect East London's extensive breakwaters for the City's non-natural harbour, following a major storm in 1963. Merrifield wished to design a block that did not break up or shift when struck by the sea; that was cheap; and that did not require precise placement. He said in later years that he wanted a block designed in such a way that it could be "sprinkled like children's jacks". Kruger stated that he went home for lunch, cut three sections from a broomstick, and fastened them with nails into an H-shape with one leg turned through 90 degrees to create the distinctive dolos shape. Merrifield was intrigued by the object and had Kruger draw a plan. Kruger never formally received credit for the invention. Merrifield won the Shell Design Award and the Associated Science and Technology Societies of South Africa's Gold Medal. The death of Merrifield (in 1982) has put this controversy beyond proof either way. Aubrey Kruger died in East London on 19 July 2016." Unquote
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dolos

Another one bites the dust
by kasaba

Comment:
Was this in SA? Where? Never knew they did rodeos here as well. Very nice action shot.
Ah...ok googled it and I came across this...Rodeos in South Africa...start a career as a rodeo star
https://www.sarodeo.org.za

https://www.sarodeo.org.za/history

Message edited by author 2022-02-23 15:55:25.