Created for Dismembered Empire. The Reorientation Helmet uses a combination of intravenous terpsichorum and a galvano mesmeric field to induce metamorphic neuroplasticity. A skilled inquisitor can then erase a subjects existing engrams, or apply new ones through a careful application of verbal reasoning, seduction, temptation and punishment.
The helmet can be seen in action at our fundraiser.
We paid a short visit to the Llandudno Victorian Extravaganza.
We joined fiends at the Parade and got convinced to join the Best Dressed Victorian Gentleman Contest.
Myself and Brox took first and second prize!
We then rendezvoused with other Steampunks for lunch before we headed up to Orme and to home!
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 performance of his play “Sunday Afternoon Again” so I stood in for his sitting, he had already done two. I decided to be a pirate this time!
They drew and painted some wonderful pictures!
The Fourth Liverpolitan Tweed Run was well attended and we were treated with glorious spring weather. This time the run was from West Kirby to Liverpool via New Brighton. Breakfast at the Sweet Pea Cafe, a choice of a picnic on the beach or fish and chips for lunch, pub stops, a trip on the ferry and finishing with drinks at the Baltic Fleet!
We spent the weekend at the Liverpool World Museum. The museum was occupied by Romans, Vikings and Medieval Knights. I got to show visitors my electronic card game Tickets Please and do some town crying, Jingle Joe showed off his sonic devices and making electricity from fizzy pop!
Today we visited the Ribble Steam Railway. We spent the day riding on trains, playing on trains, climbing on trains and getting dirty on trains. Splendid!
