Happy New Year guys!

110, 634S-A

Kinda basic today but at least it’s mostly indigo! PBJ tee, 634S-A, RW, plus a sprinkling of fun stuff

Dubbleworks, 666S-21, RW

292, PBJ, 634D - thought I was done then a helicopter passed overhead!

341, 720 and other non-IH bits with a different background

Morning! N1 + 634D

Today’s a blue and white kinda day (technically indigo and off-white). N1, Merz, 634S-A

First outing for the 414. As expected it works perfectly with my 634D!

526J-SLBod, 341, 720

Hope everything goes well today @Kasi

I have to say this discussion is feeding my paranoia about September. Let’s hope it’s relatively painless for all of us going to Baltimore.

@weftyarn this reminded me of an ad campaign Lee ran years ago. Maybe the guy should’ve done a sweat soak first to avoid marbling

@endo thanks. Who doesn’t like a dragon?

@Denimhead-0 thanks. I should probably wear it more. It gets a lot of love in the real world whenever I bring it out.

Samurai
684

@Tyler thanks. I just got lucky with time and place!

I spotted this guy through my bathroom window. Unfortunately he was a bit camera shy and flew away when I tried to get a shot from the other side. Possibly a Jersey Tiger.

IHE-36, PBJ, 684

@WhiskeySandwich I can relate, although the corridors at work are not wide enough for this. I’ll resist the urge to let rip on all my gripes about pedestrians in public spaces, but I hate it when groups of individuals and couples change course to create a solid barrier across the full width of the street and force anyone coming the other way to do an emergency 90° turn so they can get round the end of the approaching phalanx. That and people who insist on going round shops in groups of 6-8 plus.

@mclaincausey Bronze Age life would probably be very different to what we expect from “ancient Greece” as we’re going back maybe another 500 years or so (this is an extension of @Nick’s point). Life, dress, armour, social structure would not be what we’ve been conditioned to expect. I guess this is one of the things Nolan had to address. Would something more authentic to the original period look more wrong to us than a blend of our expectations of ancient Greece and modern sensibilities? Maybe authenticity is the wrong standard for a story that’s been retold and reinterpreted so many times.

I probably should see it before sharing further thoughts!