#barling

[unteriors]

9th Street, Barling, Arkansas.

[dannymultipersonaje]

Wally Darling x Barnaby B. Beagle

DIGO en honor a que AO3 por fin puso como una etiqueta a los personajes de Welcome Home, vamos aponerle un nombre al chip del mejor comediante y al mas querido del vecindario.

(I SAY in honor of AO3 finally labeling the characters of Welcome Home, let's name the chip of the best comedian and the most beloved in the neighborhood.)

Propongo:

Barling

CircusTwo (por sus paletas de colores) (For colours!)

Puppypet (No se si hago un buen juego de palabras)

QueridoPerro (ahora en español!) (in spanish!)

Darnaby (suena mejor dios) (favorite)

Wanaby (esto es una palabra en ingles?)

CircusJoke

PuppetJoke

¿Tienes ideas? dime pleaseeee

[uwmarchives]

#Time Travel Tuesday: National Aviation History Month

Today we present some images of the Barling Bomber. At the time of the bomber’s first flight on August 22, 1923, it was the largest plane ever to fly. It was 120 feet from wing tip to wing tip, had six motors, and weighed 40,000 pounds.

This massive bombing plane was designed by Walter Henry Barling, at the behest of General William “Billy” Mitchell who asked for the world’s largest plane to “shock the people into realizing that the airplane is here to stay.” Mitchell was adamant that air power was essential to defending the United States. The Barling Bomber, also known as the Witteman-Lewis XNBL-1, turned out to be less than adequate for the long-range bombing it was designed for. However, the design and manufacturing innovations that made the Barling Bomber possible would influence the design or aircraft for decades.

From the George Hardie Papers, 1880-2001 (UWM Mss 65, box 25, folder 2)

[bluecollarballer]

There's not many things better in automotive than mid-century trucks IMO. #chevy #chevrolet #barling #barlingcruisenight

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Barling "Marylebone – Ye Olde Wood"

The Barling brand is one of the most traditional and respected pipe manufacturers in England. Barling was founded in London in 1812 and gained its reputation primarily through its excellently crafted briar pipes, which are still highly valued by pipe smokers and collectors today.

The name "Marylebone" refers to the London district of Marylebone, where the Barling company was originally based. This series therefore honors the historical home of the brand and at the same time represents the classic English art of pipe making.

The addition "Ye Olde Wood" is a traditional term that Barling used early on. It means "the old wood" and refers to the use of particularly high-quality, long-seasoned briar wood.

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Barling - Marelybone - Ye Olde Wood

The Barling - Marylebone - Ye Olde Wood range of pipes is a renowned and highly regarded range, recognised for its high quality and long tradition. Barling, one of England's oldest pipe brands, was founded in the early 19th century and is particularly famous for its handcrafted pipes made from the finest briar wood. The Marylebone - Ye Olde Wood series represents a special part of the Barling heritage and has earned a legendary reputation in the world of pipe enthusiasts.

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Barling - Marylebone - Ye Olde Wood

Barling, Marylebone and the Ye Olde Wood range are deeply rooted in the tradition and history of British pipe making. The pipes are characterised by the use of particularly old and well-seasoned briar wood. Each pipe embodies the timeless quality of Barling.