However the job was done in my front room, and things you can find in the photograph seem more interesting:
Diagonally from top left to bottom right
Two dining chairs being used as temporary props.
Every 1/2" extension bar and handle that I own, including the very low quality ones that I bought as a student for some long forgotten bit of bicycle maintenance, the ones from my everyday socket set, and everything from the A/F and Whitworth set that I bought at a jumble sale. In the middle of the string you can see a low quality expanding mandrel. Also resting between the two chairs is the deformed aluminium tube which forms part of the lighting stand that I was repairing. On the floor behind the chairs is the rest of the broken lighting stand.
A1
- My legs
- Bags for speaker stands and mic stands
- Some of one of my acoustic guitars
B1
- Amplifiers
- Wedge monitors
- Flight case full of microphones
C1
- A 70 year old dining chair which I'm slowly refurbishing
- Band posters (behind the chair)
- The empty hard-case for an almost priceless electric guitar
- The Teardrop Explodes "Kilimanjaro" on vinyl (I have no way to play this)
- A large square flightcase which an engineer at the Dennis bus company gave to me after they got bored of it (full of lights).
- Various screwdrivers, spanners, ratchet handles, and extension bars
D1
- A crumpled paper bag containing a stale sandwich
- Headphones case
- Various diaries and books
- A nest of tables
- Litter bin
A2
- Knife
- Chisel
- Small ziplock bag of, um, lets say oragano.
- Steel rule
- The end of my vernier guage.
A3
- Yesterday's newspaper
- Permanent pen.
- Empty branded mug.
E1,E2 Show what I'm least proud of in this picture: An armchair, a wooly blanket, and the tv remote control.
Richard "I bet you're glad you don't live with me" B
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