utterly random picture thread.

[Buckaroo]

We still see this dynamo rig in the workshop from time to time. Surprisingly they often work really well. It's satisfying to bring an old bike and its original components back to life.

[Taipan]

Hammer Time!

[Taipan]

We still see this dynamo rig in the workshop from time to time. Surprisingly they often work really well. It's satisfying to bring an old bike and its original components back to life.

Revolutionised night riding up the woods for us when we were kids. We couldn't afford the D cells battery for ordinary lights and if we did they only lasted about 20 minutes. With the dynamo we could ride teh trails at night and almost see where we were going!

[Buckaroo]

We still see this dynamo rig in the workshop from time to time. Surprisingly they often work really well. It's satisfying to bring an old bike and its original components back to life.

Revolutionised night riding up the woods for us when we were kids. We couldn't afford the D cells battery for ordinary lights and if we did they only lasted about 20 minutes. With the dynamo we could ride teh trails at night and almost see where we were going!

We had a new bike in last week for a general service and checkout. It had a hub mounted dynamo that run both lights at full tilt whilst the wheel barely turned. It also had a small capacity storage system that kept the lights on for a fair amount of time when you were stationary.
Technology:it's the future

[Dodgy69]

We still see this dynamo rig in the workshop from time to time. Surprisingly they often work really well. It's satisfying to bring an old bike and its original components back to life.

Revolutionised night riding up the woods for us when we were kids. We couldn't afford the D cells battery for ordinary lights and if we did they only lasted about 20 minutes. With the dynamo we could ride teh trails at night and almost see where we were going!

What about when you stopped.

[Taipan]

We still see this dynamo rig in the workshop from time to time. Surprisingly they often work really well. It's satisfying to bring an old bike and its original components back to life.

Revolutionised night riding up the woods for us when we were kids. We couldn't afford the D cells battery for ordinary lights and if we did they only lasted about 20 minutes. With the dynamo we could ride teh trails at night and almost see where we were going!

What about when you stopped.

The woods murderers would get you, so no one in their righty mind stopped!

[ChrisW]

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[Buckaroo]

Revolutionised night riding up the woods for us when we were kids. We couldn't afford the D cells battery for ordinary lights and if we did they only lasted about 20 minutes. With the dynamo we could ride teh trails at night and almost see where we were going!

What about when you stopped.

The woods murderers would get you, so no one in their righty mind stopped!

You should listen to Into the Woods by Hawkwind. Great, trippy, album. One of my favourites.

[Count Steer]

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Always disappointing to see that on a brass band.

[Felix]

Last nights sky out the back window

[Count Steer]

Last nights sky out the back window

Just needs a large wicker man on the horizon.

[ChrisW]

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[Horse]

Horse [no relation] in a tree

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[Saga Lout]

Pareidolia: where the brain perceives familiar patterns, particularly faces, in random stimuli like clouds or inanimate objects

[Felix]

Pareidolia: where the brain perceives familiar patterns, particularly faces, in random stimuli like clouds or inanimate objects

Like my toilet floor. I could sit and watch the lino for hours and see things different every time.

[Felix]

Wee cartoon face to the right of your horse.

[Horse]

Wee cartoon face to the right of your horse.

And, at the main trunk, to the right of that face, the chin/lips/cheek.

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[Wossname]

Does anyone remember “chicken tiles”?

[ChrisW]

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[ChrisW]

And, at the main trunk, to the right of that face, the chin/lips/cheek.

Batman?