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Living With Common Variable Immune Deficiency and It's Autoimmune Friends
July Squares – The Art of Perspective and The Perspective From the Street.
Found on Copper of Course.
Not only did I find the color strikingly unusual, but being the repair person in the family, I love things that work, or make things work. I just stood there with the dog and admired it for awhile.
Photo a Day Challenge: July 22 – Rare, July Squares – The Art of Perspective and The Perspective From the Street.
The interior of the construction of an 18 story condo building.
What could be in the interior of this fairy hole?
This was taken from the inside of the infusion unit where I receive my gamma globulin treatments every there weeks. I noticed that some steam was coming out of the pipe on the roof across the street.
I found the sunlight hitting the raw 2x4s inside the black iron gate to be stunning.
Posted belatedly for Debbie’s One Word Sunday – Interior
Now does this shot below give you any ideas? Hint: look at the copper part. What do you know about copper and brass and buildings?
Hint # 2: look at the copper pipe going into the wall of the building. What goes into a building only in copper pipes? Further hint: it used be delivered into buildings via lead pipes. Until we realized that that delivery system could cause neurological damage.
Still a thingamajig? This set of copper pipes with a brass mechanism delivers water. This whole section of dirt next to the driveway of a 100 year old apartment building spent the entire weekend dug up right through the sidewalk and into the street. At night there would be boards over the trench. By this morning? Voilá! Shiny new copper pipes with a brass regulator. I’m quite sure the residents of the building are glad that they have a new, useful, thingamajig delivering water.
Posted for the Ragtag Daily Prompt: Thingamajig.
To offer comfort and cheer while we Stay At Home.
Also posted for Dale’s Cosmic Photo Challenge: Pick a Color.
This is a water tank is in an old industrial section of Berkley, California. This area still has the railroad tracks that used to deliver the raw materials to places like the iron works building and the sheet metal factory. Cee’s Fun Photo Challenge of two weeks ago inspired me to Point My Camera Upwards.