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By eleanorgatestuart Posted on January 31, 2014

Nautical Mix

'Time Travel Sea' by Eleanor Gates-Stuart — ‘Time Travel Sea’ by Eleanor Gates-Stuart

New images celebrating submarines, ships, machinery, steam punk, clans and other exciting stuff

Image by Eleanor Gates-Stuart © 2014 (Image contains a watermark)

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So exciting when your major part of the installation arrives - now I can start thinking potential venues and applications. Such a long project when working with materials that have to be grown and analysed in the process. Still a way to go.

So exciting when your major part of the installation arrives - now I can start thinking potential venues and applications. Such a long project when working with materials that have to be grown and analysed in the process. Still a way to go.

So exciting when your major part of the installation arrives - now I can start thinking potential venues and applications. Such a long project when working with materials that have to be grown and analysed in the process. Still a way to go.

So exciting when your major part of the installation arrives - now I can start thinking potential venues and applications. Such a long project when working with materials that have to be grown and analysed in the process. Still a way to go.

So exciting when your major part of the installation arrives - now I can start thinking potential venues and applications. Such a long project when working with materials that have to be grown and analysed in the process. Still a way to go.

So exciting when your major part of the installation arrives - now I can start thinking potential venues and applications. Such a long project when working with materials that have to be grown and analysed in the process. Still a way to go.

So exciting when your major part of the installation arrives - now I can start thinking potential venues and applications. Such a long project when working with materials that have to be grown and analysed in the process. Still a way to go.

So exciting when your major part of the installation arrives - now I can start thinking potential venues and applications. Such a long project when working with materials that have to be grown and analysed in the process. Still a way to go.

So exciting when your major part of the installation arrives - now I can start thinking potential venues and applications. Such a long project when working with materials that have to be grown and analysed in the process. Still a way to go.

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