simply-spike
i.Am.Simply.Spike
I am a custom motorcycle & hot-rod fabricator and builder in Fresno, CA. Specializing in custom metal fabrication and hand tooled leather work.
www.spikecustoms.com
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New business cards came today! @bethanyroseman11 is the best! I might be biased (it's allowed). #businesscards #office supplylove #youhadmeat100ptlinenstock #grateful (at Fresno, California)
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#tbt to one of my favorite bike builds circa 2006 ish. This #chopper wasn't the most expensive, but man was it my favorite. I think I might need to build me another one of these. #choppers #custombike #handmade #spikecustoms (at Fresno, California)
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Is it too soon to share another awesomely creative piece of furniture? No way! This one-of-a-kind insectoid armoire is called the BUG and it was designed Latvian designer Janis Straupe of True Latvia. Full of customizable shelves, drawers, cubbies and even a few secret compartments, it’s a beautifully functional piece of furniture as well as an amazing work of art.
Click here to learn more about the BUG and its myriad features.
If only Kafka could’ve see this…
[via Yanko Design]
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Absolutely beautiful kinetic sculpture
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Potts Sculpture
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That organization...
When people still had hobbies.
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Model T Ford factory, Manchester. circa 1912 by ANDREW on Flickr.
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Hahaha... Well it couldn't be worse than a presidential debate anniversary present.
I can’t even xD
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California’s calamitous drought drags on
It’s dry in California - historically dry. Water is in short supply, the air is noticeably without moisture, farms are parched and just look at the photo above of the state’s dwindling snow cover. It pretty much speaks for itself.
Meanwhile, various interests are turning to the political realm to try and ensure they get theirs when it comes to H2O.
And the drought has been particularly harsh on agriculture:
Ranchers have begun liquidating herds. Growers are considering tearing out thirsty tree crops such as nut orchards and citrus groves. And tens of thousands of additional acres of prime California soil could go unplanted if farmers don’t get enough water to irrigate them.
Read more on the drought’s effect on California here.
Photos: David McNew / Getty Images, Frederic J. Brown / Associated Press, NOAA, Randall Benton / Los Angeles Times
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