It's surprising how much printed material piles up! Our magazine rack seems to be always full to overflowing, even though I empty out regularly into the black recycling box. So here are my pictures for today:
Tuesday, 11 September 2007
HS:MS print
To produce in large quantities by mechanical process. Find 'print' in your space today.
It's surprising how much printed material piles up! Our magazine rack seems to be always full to overflowing, even though I empty out regularly into the black recycling box. So here are my pictures for today:
It's surprising how much printed material piles up! Our magazine rack seems to be always full to overflowing, even though I empty out regularly into the black recycling box. So here are my pictures for today:
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Fab shots for today! I agree - it's amazing how quickly newspapers and mags mount up!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot I love the angle.
ReplyDeleteHi Hazel :)
ReplyDeleteYour is the first magzine rack I have seen :) And I have spent quite a while trying to read what's in it!!
Yes, You have guessed it. I think I am the kind of person who stares through peeps windows in the winter evenings when their light is on :D
See you tomorrow
Sue
Great idea!
ReplyDeleteNice take Hazel.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea. And i can see one magazine that I wouldn't be sending to recycling, lol.
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I really need to get a magazine rack... trouble is I had a traumatic experience with one and a spider years ago!!! great shots:)
ReplyDeletegood one. I have a magazine BOX. I really have to weed some out.
ReplyDeletenice one! I don't have magazine box so our newspapers here are everywhere, I really need to organize everything in my space :D
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