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More Liver Sketching Club
Artists from left to right: George Jones, Diane Clarke, Bill Hassall, David Brown, David Brown and Al Lovett. I had the honour of sitting for the Liver Sketch Club again this week. Brox was needed for for the second amazing more »
The Wirral Society of Arts Annual Exhibition
There is a portrait of me hanging in the Williamson Gallery! I am rather excited and flattered! Today I visited the Williamson Gallery to visit the exhibition by the Wirral Society of the Arts. The oil portrait of me there more »
Posted in Arts, Out and About Page
Tagged Fanzine, Liver Sketching Club, Moustache, Society Gossip, Steampunk
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Edge Hill Archives Launch
The Edge Hill Archives launched today and it was a huge success! The Metal team have been busy collecting oral histories, photographs and Artifacts relating to the history of Edge Hill Station and the surrounding area. They also exhibited “Archive more »
Posted in Arduino, Arts, Electronics, Exhibitions, Exhibitions Page, Making Things, Museum, Out and About, Volunteering
Tagged Arduino, Edge Hill, Edge Hill Archives, Edge Hill Station, METAL, radio, Radio Arduino
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Radio Arduino – Classic Edition
I have just finished making and programming Radio Arduino Classic Edition. Radio Arduino Classic Edition pretends to be a valve radio using an old valve radio case, Arduino, Adafruit Waveshield, Maplic Amplifier, home made pulley (CD Sandwich) and a rubber more »
Posted in Antiques, Arduino, Arts, Contraptions Page, Electronics, Hobbies, Making Things, Making Things Page, Museum, Tinkering, Vintage
Tagged ADA, Adafruit, Arduino, Classic, DOES, DOES Liverpool, Edition, Hackspace, Martin Dunschen, METAL, radio, Radio Arduino, Waveshield
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The Liver Sketching Club
Al Lovett Bill Hassall Steve ? more »
Posted in Arts, Moustache
Tagged Fanzine, Liver Sketching Club, Moustache, Society Gossip, Steampunk, Vintage
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Edge Hill Archives Open Day
The Edge Hill Archive Open day was far more successful than METAL had expected with locals arriving in large numbers to record their memories about growing up, living and working in Edge Hill. Edge Hill residents came with stories, photographs more »
