#new car servicing box hill

[aawestautomotive]

 Tyres are crucial to the safety of both your car and you as the driver. Your vehicle may become unbalanced and crash if they lack a good hold on the road surface. Here, we've presented information about the different kinds of tyres in Box Hill so you can choose the most suitable one to obtain maximum effectiveness and efficiency from your car.

#tyre services box hill #tyre services hawkesbury #new car servicing box hill

[helpwhatsthis]

headcanons of tom (make up) and prince paul being your boyfriend? 💐

tom:

-actually the sweetest boy oml

-very needy, both emotionally and physically. we're talking borderline clingy, which he is fully aware of and feels bad about.

-requires constant reassurance, like every day. he just overthinks everything and overanalyzes way more than he needs to.

-has trust issues but is also way, way too over trusting. don’t ask how that works.

-his love language is gift giving, acts of service, and physical touch. 

-i feel like showing you places would be really important to him as well. he’s like “i know a place.” and it’s like the most random ass location that you’re almost positive you shouldn’t be at. 

-likes small, secluded dates instead of expensive, fancy ones. 

-probably like going and getting fast food, then sneaking it into the movies or something. 

-i am a firm believer that he likes to hot-box his car with you and then just go out and do whatever random thing you think of. 

-a biter, both sexually and as a form of affection. 

-will literally steal your clothes or hide them so that you’re forced to wear his.

-like i said, a worrier, so he always keeps extra jackets and stuff in his car for when you go out. 

-he's definitely the type of guy who wants to meet your family. he thinks hearing about the dumb shit you did as a child is the cutest.

-but if your family is something you're insecure about, he's so reassuring! he always tells you he can wait until you're ready, bc he wants you be comfortable more than anything.

-being married and having kids isn't something he necessarily thinks he needs. if you want that, he's all for it. if you don't, it doesn't bother him at all.

-girldadgirldadgirldad

-i'll die on that mf hill

-he's just so attentive to all your needs, all the time.

-someone pls just love this boy :(

paul:

-omg don't get me started on how much of a dick he'd be at first

-rude. as. shit!

-it wouldn’t take him long to warm up to you, once he realizes you are actually kinda funny.

-hate to say it, but he'd end up with someone catherine actually likes. the mommy issues really pop out-

-likes if you're intellectual but also snap back.

-he needs someone he can have serious conversations with, but also pulls him out of his shell and shows him there's more to life than he thought.

-probably terrified of being in love honestly.

-love languages are gift giving, openness, and showing you off.

-would be pretty possessive until he realizes you genuinely want in and only him.

-his biggest thing is that he wants you to feel safe. always.

-he brings you little things when he travels, especially books. he likes to lay in bed with you, teaching you new languages.

-wants kids, and for more than the reason of having an heir; which he never thought would happen.

-probably wants sons, just bc he thinks he'd connect with them more.

-but if you had a daughter, he'd quickly realize just how good he is with her. i'm a firm believer that he'd turn her into a daddys' girl so fast.

-i don't have much else for him, dating in the period is an odd topic to think abt.

#alex answers #prince paul x reader #prince paul #tom makeup x reader #tom grant x reader #tom makeup #tom grant #makeup #catherin the great #joseph quinn #joe quinn #josephquinn #joseph quinn x reader #eddie munson x reader #eddie munson

[babydaddyleorio]

Spoiled Rotten

Hcs of the Pariston Hill spoiling you

It’s safe to say that Pariston is loaded with a ton of money— by being the cunning politician that he is, of course. And because his pockets are so deep, whenever he’s In a relationship, he decides to spoil his partner. 

Sometimes you wake up just to see that he’s gone and in his place is a box wrapped with sparkling red ribbons. When you open it you see that it’s something you wanted, whether it be the latest shoes or an expensive piece of jewelry. It’s always going to be something that catches the eye.

You get random notifications on your phone to see that Pariston has deposited funds in your account, always an amount that’s at least 3 digits. He later texts you “Did you like your surprise, love?” or “If you need more, just let me know.”

Takes you with him on business. He has you attached to his hip once you enter social circles, your job is to smile and look pretty to keep up appearances, of course. Though you can't complain too much since you get special treatment from everyone due to being the vice chairman’s partner.

Pariston always makes sure your self-care is on point. So you get feet and nails done, go to spas on the daily, and anything else you could think of. 

He’s very materialistic and an attention whore so again, if he notices that you’ve been sad lately, you look out the window to see a brand new car waiting for you. Or if you’re at work, you’ll suddenly get a bouquet of roses on your desk that was shipped by him.

Sometimes he’ll give you acts of services like coming behind you to clasp the necklace, drawing your baths, or even cooking for you. 

He also flies you out to different places. He’s taken you to France, Greece, etc. 

— Pariston will see you standing on the balcony and step outside the sliding doors, his button-down still tucked in dress slacks.

“Are you enjoying yourself, dear?” He asked as he wraps his arms around your waist, and you hum in response while leaning your head into his chest.

“Yes, this trip has been great.” 

You pause as you watch the waves crash in front of you.

“You treat me so well Pariston.” You say softly. “Thank you.”

Pariston smirks as he silently kisses the top of your head, squeezing your sides.

He had you right where he wanted you.

it’s so hard to write fluff for him, even when he’s nice he’s still the villain 💀

#pariston #pariston hill #pariston hxh #pariston hunter x hunter #hunter x hunter pariston #pariston hill x reader #pariston headcanons #parison hill headcanons #hunter x hunter #hxh #hxh imagines #hxh x reader #hunter x hunter x reader #hunter x hunter fluff #hxh fluff

[wouldntyou-liketoknow]

Day 7: Lyric Inspired

(Trigger Warnings: descriptions of fear/panic, claustrophobia, implied abduction, mentions of pain/suffering, death, blood, torn flesh, eye-loss, descriptions of decay/rot, strong language. Please let me know if I missed anything.)

(A few months ago, I was able to pre-order a signed copy of Nate’s newest album, Scrap Heap; it should be here any day now! And in honor of such a heavy addition to my collection, I created a brand new NateEgo. You can find more information about him here.)

Day 1  Day 2  Day 3  Day 4  Day 5  Day 6

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Goosebumps prickled over [REDACTED]’s arms at the sound of dull, heavy footsteps proceeding down the corridor behind him. He knew he had to keep moving, but his heart sank once he realized that he’d reached a corner of the maze. A dead-end.

The only way out was to turn around and go back the way he’d come. But he couldn’t do that.

Because a large, metallic hand was suddenly grasping at the threshold he’d just passed. A familiar figure loomed in the entryway.

This animatronic had been following [REDACTED] throughout the maze for almost ten minutes now. [REDACTED] knew that he probably should’ve expected this—he was in a haunted house, after all—but he figured that the animatronic should’ve stopped pursuing him at some point. Hell, he’d already passed a few other animatronics during his visit, but none of them had tried to do what this one was doing.

Wasn’t this particular one supposed to be on a stage somewhere else in the building? 

[REDACTED] stared up, up, up at the glowing red eyes that probably should’ve started burning a hole into his head by now. The animatronic wasn’t talking or singing like it had been earlier. It was completely silent, just leering down at him with that maniacal, hungry grin.

The animatronic took a step forward. [REDACTED], acting on instinct, took a step back.

He was forced to keep backing away until he hit the wall behind him.

The animatronic slowly came closer and closer. It almost appeared to be getting even bigger and taller than it already was.

___

S̷C̸R̵A̷P̵ ̸H̶E̶A̴P̷!̵

Mechanical engineering didn’t always make for glamorous work. The jobs in that field paid well, sure, and taking the necessary courses in college to get such a degree meant you might be able to participate in the odd round of robot combat or two.

Even so, being a technician didn’t guarantee you a spot at some classified robotics laboratory. More often than not, your best bet would be to start out at a place like Ransom Recycling, and while the work done in such a place was indeed important, it didn’t change the fact that it was literally a junkyard.

Your current job hasn’t been as exciting as you’d hoped, but you know better than to complain. A dirty, boring job is still better than no job at all. Besides, there’s always the occasion that you get to work with things more interesting than the usual scrap.

Like tonight, for instance.

You stroll down the dirt n’ gravel path, pushing a large, empty industrial cart along. You scan the hills of scrap, taking time to look over the rubble carefully. You see remains of several cars—some were still intact but had obviously decayed over time, and some were smashed in a way that suggested their drivers may or may not have found licenses inside cereal boxes. You see corroded hubcaps, broken metal rods, and too many unrecognizable cubes (the form trash took on when it was put through the compactor on the west side of the yard) to count.

The junkyard’s latest client had come not from a dealership, but an entertainment service. Just a couple weeks ago, a local haunted house—Panic Plaza, to be specific—had been forced to close its doors. You had read news articles about this, but you just can’t remember the exact reason for the building’s shutdown. Panic had been a hotspot for thrillseekers around town, and the fact that it’d been open for more months than just October attested to that.

And while Panic had employed several people to dress in grotesque costumes in order to frighten their visitors, its real strength had come from a series of animatronics.

Animatronics that, wouldn’t you know it, had been dropped off at the junkyard earlier this week. Why they’d been brought here instead of being sold off to a similar business, you have no idea. The representative from Panic hadn’t said much about them; hell, he’d only stuck around long enough to discuss the delivery with your bosses. Maybe the animatronics had malfunctioned in a way that Panic somehow just couldn’t recover from?

Whatever the case, the bosses had made it clear that they wanted at least one animatronic to be salvaged before they returned (they’d just left to haul some repaired cars the next town over).

Now, if they’d only made it clear where said animatronics had been placed in the yard. . .

Your foot suddenly strikes something hard, something that catches around your ankle. You don’t even have time to register the pain before you lose your grip on the cart and go sprawling down. You hit the ground with a thud, and after catching your breath, you turn over to sit on your haunches and glare at the offending object.

Your frustration quickly transitions into anxiety as you realize that the offending object is in the shape of a human arm. One that just so happens to be lying close to something that’s shaped like a human head. . .

You gape like a fish as you hurriedly get back to your feet. Thankfully, before you can really start panicking, you notice how a dim ray from the setting sun shines against the arm and head in a way that is very clearly metallic. They still stand out against the coppery grime that surrounds them, but they definitely haven’t experienced the horrible decomposition that unattended human corpses are infamous for.

Right, you think, trying to stop shaking. We just received a bunch of broken-down robots. That’s all this thing is.

You calm down, but not completely. The fact that the head and arm are positioned in a way that suggests their owner has been crushed and is desperately trying to crawl out of the pile isn’t what you’d call assuring.

I̷ ̴r̵o̵t̶ ̸a̶w̴a̴y̸,̸ ̸a̷n̴d̵ ̵I̷ ̵l̴o̷o̵k̶ ̴d̴e̵a̷t̶h̵ ̶i̴n̷ ̷t̴h̵e̶ ̶f̴a̸c̸e̸

I̴ ̷s̴t̴a̶r̴t̷ ̴t̵o̴ ̷w̸i̴t̵h̶e̵r̸,̷ ̴a̴n̷d̶ ̵I̵’̵m̵ ̶t̴r̶u̸l̵y̷ ̴a̴f̸r̴a̷i̴d̸

You place your hand over the head, just to make sure it’s smooth, cold and hard instead of oozing, soft and decayed. Now that curiosity has overridden your fear, you grasp either side of the head and give it a tug. It does budge, but only by a couple inches. You grab the arm around its wrist and pull again, being a bit harsher this time. The screech of metal scraping against metal crashes against your ears.

You pause, frowning at how you’ve only made a bit more progress. You spend  a minute or two pushing chunks of scrap away from the head, managing to reveal a metal neck and shoulders, but the rest of the robot is well and truly stuck.

You pace around the pile and eventually come upon a long, flat piece of metal that has been bent near one end. You pick it up and slide it in between the robot’s back and the rest of the junk on top of it. You leverage it, pulling it to and fro. The ensuing chorus of scraping is less than pleasant, but you can see that this new method is working. Slowly but surely, inch by inch, the robot is coaxed out into the open.

Finally, you’re able to grab hold of the robot’s waist and pull it free. Or, attempt to, at least. It’s out, but it’s also heavy as hell. You can only hold it for a moment before you’re forced to drop it.

You turn it over on its back, then straighten up to finally get a better look. You recognize the animatronic and instinctively brace yourself for it to start belting a morbid verse.

This is Scaredy, Panic’s official mascot.

The animatronic is missing one of his arms, as well as both of his legs. His remaining forearm, neck and head share a silvery-white finish. A black bowtie is attached to his throat, where a person’s collar bones would’ve met. The casing on his torso alternates between black and blue in a way that looks like a vest being worn over a separate shirt; though it’s all one piece, certain areas are slightly raised, having been carefully designed in order to sell the illusion of Scaredy wearing clothes. Some kind of 3D printing process, maybe?

Plastic on top of Scaredy’s head seems to have been given the same treatment—it matches his blue “shirt” and resembles short hair, to the point where it looks like an undercut with side-swept bangs.

You focus on the animatronic’s face and can’t help but freeze.

A long, thin, straight opening runs down the center of Scaredy’s mug, which is comprised of six segmented plates that all fit together perfectly. Hell, they almost seem to be floating. The crevices between each of these plates offers a small glimpse of wires and frames here and there. His mouth has been crafted as a perpetual, wide-open smile, like the robot is in the middle of laughing or singing.

The expression would’ve looked innocent enough, but not if the several teeth lining Scaredy’s maw have anything to say about it. Said teeth are all long and sharp, catching the light like actual blades—you have no doubt that, if you were to brush your hand against them, blood would easily be drawn. There’s a bright red circle on either side of the animatronic’s jaw. It reminds you of the rosy cheeks that would’ve usually been seen on a clown, but somehow, it doesn’t take away from his design.

The teeth would’ve looked threatening enough, but apparently whoever had constructed this thing had given a resounding Fuck it, I can do better! Because you feel a legitimate chill run down your spine as you gaze into Scaredy’s eyes.

A pair of red pinprick-pupils stare up at you from black-as-oil orbs. Eyebrows can be found above them (since when did a robot even need eyebrows?), the same color as the robot’s hair and narrowed in a way that makes it feel like the animatronic is judging you—no, sizing you up. His grin makes that feeling even more prominent.

Worse still, his eyes are glowing. The illumination is dim, but it’s still there.

You hold a hand over Scaredy’s face, waving it from side to side. His eyes don’t follow your movement. The glow remains, but that’s it.

He’s not alive, you remind yourself, shaking your head. He’s a machine—one that’s not even in working order. Get a hold of yourself!

You know this has to be the case. Scaredy hasn’t moved at all, hasn’t made any noise. He’s definitely seen better days. He’d clearly been here for a good while. And if he was still functional, then why would he have ended up at the junkyard in the first place?

A̷ ̷g̵r̴e̵a̷t̶e̴r̶ ̵p̸u̶r̶p̴o̴s̸e̶ ̶l̵e̵f̵t̷ ̶m̷e̶ ̸a̵l̶l̴ ̸n̸o̴t̶ ̴t̶h̴e̵ ̴s̸a̶m̸e̸

M̴y̸ ̸t̸i̵m̵e̵ ̶i̷s̴ ̷r̴u̸n̴n̴i̷n̴g̶ ̸o̶u̵t̵,̸ ̷b̸u̵t̵ ̷y̶o̸u̸ ̷c̴o̷u̷l̸d̴ ̴n̶e̵v̴e̴r̵ ̷f̸o̵r̶g̸e̵t̴ ̷m̶y̵ ̸n̷a̴m̷e̶

You continue searching through the heap until you recover a stray, artificial left arm, which matches Scaredy’s right arm perfectly. The next ten minutes are taken up by even more digging. During this venture, you happen upon more abandoned, dismantled robots; no doubt they’re Panic’s other attractions. 

They’re all just as dirty and ruined as would be expected. But you can’t salvage them all at once, and Scaredy already has your attention. These other ones will have to wait.

 Apparently it’s your lucky day, because you manage to discover two mechanical legs; first the right one, then the left. Both are black and end in what honestly looks like a pair of blue combat boots. You hold the legs close to the empty sockets at the bottom of the animatronic’s torso just to be sure they belong to him.

That’s it. You’ve officially found all the pieces of this neglected, unnerving animatronic.

Using all your strength, you load Scaredy into the cart and wheel it around, beginning your trek back to the maintenance warehouse.

The animatronic is in a position that forces him to stare at the sky, but the way his eyes glow does a great job at making you feel like he’s watching you whenever you look away from him.

___

The animatronic towered over [REDACTED]. It didn’t take up the entirety of the space here, but it would’ve been impossible for him to slip past it without brushing against it.

[REDACTED] been in a group when he’d first entered the building—and obviously, they’d all been separated from one another. Something in his gut insisted that that wasn’t supposed to have happened. In fact, it almost felt like he was the only person in the maze now. He knew that couldn’t be right. . .but he couldn’t hear any other footsteps nearby. He couldn’t hear the voices of any other visitors. Pre-recorded screams and whispers were echoing throughout the maze via intercom, but that was it.

Why? Had he wandered into a restricted area somehow? Was that why the animatronic had been stalking after him?

The animatronic slowly turned its head from side to side, though its eyes never left [REDACTED]. But other than that, it was standing perfectly still. It almost gave [REDACTED] the impression that the animatronic was listening for something.

Like it was wondering if the two of them were truly alone, too. . .

[REDACTED] wasn’t at the point of hyperventilation, but his anxiety made his lungs feel heavy. He was trying to keep his breathing slow and even, but it just seemed so loud.

[REDACTED] swallowed the lump in his throat, then lightly shook his head.

The animatronic wasn’t an actual threat. It couldn’t have been—if that was the case, then this place would’ve been investigated and subsequently shut down a long time ago.

He shifted in place, planning to sidle past the animatronic.

The animatronic’s arm was a blur. He’d only realized it was moving after it’d slammed into him.

Spots flashed in [REDACTED]’s vision. The air was immediately knocked out of him. He crumpled against the wall, sliding into a heap on the floor. Pain bloomed throughout his chest. His instincts told him that nothing had been broken, but he automatically knew that his ribs had nearly bent when the animatronic struck him.

[REDACTED] shakily tried to pick himself up, but a pair of large, cold hands materialized around him. One arm snaked around his waist to clutch at his stomach; [REDACTED] could feel a set of digits dig into his skin through his shirt. The other harshly grasped the back of his neck as though he was a misbehaving kitten.

All the while a strange, unnatural hissing crept into [REDACTED]’s ears from somewhere directly behind him.

___

W̴e̷ ̸w̷i̷l̴l̴ ̸n̷o̶t̸ ̴b̴e̵ ̷s̴p̸a̷r̵e̷d̶,̶ ̸w̸e̵ ̷w̵i̴l̴l̸ ̶n̸o̸t̵ ̶b̵e̷ ̴s̷a̸v̵e̵d̷

S̵o̸ ̸t̵a̷k̶e̷ ̴t̵h̵i̷s̸ ̴t̵o̷ ̵y̶o̸u̸r̸ ̵g̷r̷a̵v̴e̶ ̴w̷h̷e̶n̵ ̶y̷o̷u̵’̷r̸e̸ ̴j̶u̷s̴t̷ ̷a̸ ̵k̷i̶d̷ w̵h̶o̴ ̴l̷o̵s̸t̸ ̶t̷h̵e̷i̴r̴ w̷a̵y̵

Panels suspended from the ceiling flicker, humming and buzzing as they bathe everything below them in bright, artificial light. Roller tool cabinets are sequestered in the corners. Six large, steel worktables have been lined up in two rows of three at the center, with a generous amount of space between each of them. Three of the four walls are almost entirely covered by pegboards—the hooks lining said pegboards support a variety of different tools and mechanical parts. The fourth wall is taken up by a garage door, which is currently open and allowing the fading sunlight to peek in.

You push the collection cart through that same garage door, pausing to type a code into the keypad on the wall beside it. The huge door rumbles as it lowers itself to the ground. The soles of your shoes squeak against the interlocking rubber mats that cover the warehouse’s floor. You wheel the cart over to the nearest worktable, then take Scaredy by his shoulders and drag him on top of it. His arm hangs limply over the edge, his fingers brushing against the floor.

You pause, then walk to that desk in the corner of the warehouse, which is currently covered in papers. Those papers are blueprints and specs outlining the designs and functions of the robots that have been dropped off here. You flip through them, searching for the ones on Scaredy.

Your sibling had worked at Panic Plaza while it’d been open; you can recognize many of the animatronics from the trips you’d taken to pick them up after hours.

A precious few were similar to Scaredy, but most of the robots had been vaguely shaped like animals, with claws, fangs, and puckered, snarling snouts. Some had boasted matted, tangled fur while others had rubbery scales. According to the blueprints, however, those robots were pretty simple: their endoskeletons looked almost like those wooden, poseable figurines that were used for art reference. Their monstrous appearances, while surprisingly elaborate, had been nothing more than costumes.

Finally, you find what you need and bring it over to your table, setting the papers down by Scaredy’s head.

You examine the ends of Scaredy’s severed limbs. . .well, the damage around his connecting joints isn’t too bad. You lift Scaredy’s left arm and peer into the area where it’s obviously supposed to connect to his shoulder. You see a group of rectangular caps positioned in a circle. The interior of Scaredy’s shoulder matches this perfectly.

Those things are specialized magnets. Scaredy’s already been here for a couple days, and the scrap that had been heaped on top of him would’ve definitely soaked up some heat when the sun was out. The changes in temperature must be why the magnets in his joints lost their strength. You check the blueprints, then poke at the short cables that are hanging out around the magnets. These must be here as a precaution; to help the arm move without pulling the magnets away from each other.

You set the arm down next to Scaredy, then cross the room to push one of the roller cabinets closer. You open it up and search through its drawers. Looks like you’ve got some spares to work with.

The next few moments see you removing the ruined magnets and replacing them with some brand new ones. You clean up the ends of the cables, then carefully hold the arm close to Scaredy’s shoulder. The magnets immediately snap together with a series of loud clicks, which would’ve delivered quite a painful pinch if you hadn’t been keeping your fingers out of the way.

You take hold of the cables and, one at a time, guide them about inside the shoulder until you feel them securely catch onto something. You then lift Scaredy’s forearm and slowly maneuver it this way and that. The arm remains snugly in place, but the parts aren’t grinding against one another. That’s good.

As you get to work repeating the process with Scaredy’s legs, memories begin flooding your head.

You’d been a paying customer at Panic once or twice. You’ve seen the haunted house for yourself, seen how each of the attractions had their own unique way of frightening guests. Scaredy’s schtick had been singing, and it had been surprisingly effective. 

That’s actually why your sibling ended up getting a job over there: they’d helped write the songs that were recorded for Scaredy to perform. Aforementioned songs were played on an intercom throughout the building so customers could always hear him, no matter where they were.

Now, you wouldn’t blame anyone for doing a double-take upon hearing that, because seriously? People got freaked out. . .over singing, of all things?

However, to say something like that would be to ignore just how much of an edgelord your sibling really was. You couldn’t remember Scaredy’s songs word-for-word, but you definitely remembered how they sounded like GWAR and Creature Feature had created a lovechild. Scaredy sang about twisted stuff all the time: murder, torture, general insanity. . .

He’d even been programmed to threaten customers in the intervals between his songs. (You were still kind of surprised that Panic’s owners had drawn the line at swearing.)

T̷o̴o̸ ̴d̸a̵m̷n̶ ̷l̴o̵n̶g̴ ̷t̸h̷a̶t̷ ̶I̴’̷v̸e̵ ̸r̴o̵a̷m̶e̵d̵ ̶t̴h̸e̶s̶e̸ ̶h̵a̵l̷l̶s̴ B̶u̴t̸ ̵s̴o̸o̴n̵ ̵y̷o̷u̸’̷l̴l̸ ̶j̷o̷i̶n̴ ̷u̵s̶ ̸f̷o̵r̸ ̶a̴ ̷b̴i̷t̶e̶ ̵a̴n̴d̴ ̷y̶o̶u̸ ̷c̴a̸n̶ ̸l̴i̵v̶e̴ ̴w̵i̷t̵h̷i̷n̶ ̵t̴h̴e̶s̴e̷ w̸a̷l̵l̶s̵

Time passes, and look at that! Scaredy is whole again.

You’ve made good progress, but holy shit, this guy is huge! How the hell did you not notice that before? You saw how his head was bigger than that of a human’s, but still!

You scan the animatronic’s blueprints—eight-foot-three? Who decided that was necessary? Then again, it has been quite a while since you last saw him. And in any case, perspective is just really weird.

Scaredy’s back and neck are supported by the table, but he’s clearly taking up every inch of space; if you try to move him forward to accommodate his lower half, then his neck will probably hang over the end and leave his head to touch the interlocking mats. Like his arms, Scaredy’s legs are draped across the floor in an awkward way. Had he been a flesh-and-blood person, his current position would’ve promised terrible future back problems.

The animatronic is still, unsurprisingly, filthy. So, you take a can of Acetone from the cabinet, then find a clean rag in one of the storage tubs and begin the long task of wiping down Scaredy’s front. It seems his metal hasn’t started rusting yet.

In just a couple moments, Scaredy’s finish is practically gleaming against the lights above. The silvery-white could easily be compared to cake makeup or deathly pale skin, and either way, he looks appropriately creepy. The dark blue and black of his clothes and hair help to compliment it. And his dark, piercing eyes really pull the look together. He really looks like he could still be functioning. . .

But he isn’t, because you’ve still got work to do. You decide to start opening him up now; if you can’t see any issues on the outside, then they’ve got to be on the inside. You glance back at the animatronic’s blueprints. There should be some small buttons around his face and arms. They can disengage some parts of his casing.

You peer down at his face and can’t stop yourself from shuddering at his grin. You gingerly hook a finger between two of Scaredy’s teeth and pull his lower jaw down, further opening the animatronic’s mouth to reveal a small device inside. It’s a custom-built fog machine. You remember how, when he was still active, it always looked like smoke was pouring from his jaws whenever he talked or sang. That, and the way his teeth would gnash together like some unhinged cartoon character, had added a definite coolness factor to his intimidation.

The slits between Scaredy’s faceplates culminate into a hole that bares an uncanny resemblance to the nasal septum of a human skull. When you discover a small button inside, you start giggling. Scaredy is supposed to be all unnerving. . .and one of his features is booping his nose? You shake your head happily. Whoever designed him knew exactly what they were doing.

You then carefully reach down, keeping your hand well away from Scaredy’s jaws, to tap at the newly-discovered button.

KA-PSSSSSSSSsssssss!

Though you’d barely put any pressure behind your touch, the faceplates pop open so violently that the animatronic’s entire head jerks back, as though he’s been struck.

Your laughter quickly transforms into a startled shout as you rip your hand away and back up a good few paces. A few long seconds dragged by as you warily stare at Scaredy. When he fails to spontaneously combust, you hesitantly move closer to continue the examination.

. . .So that’s what the prints meant when they said not all his systems are electricity-dependent. . .

That’s probably why his eyes are still lit-up after all the time he’s been out of commission.  

Scaredy’s faceplates are folded back on hinges, surrounding the head in a way that  almost resembles the petals of a flower. . .or the remnants of someone’s face having exploded from the inside out, but with a lot less viscera.

The interior of the animatronic’s head shines with dark gray metal. His expression can’t really be called an expression anymore. His teeth have been arranged to form a smile, and his eyes are still glowing brightly. But without his face plates, Scaredy just looks like he’s blankly gawking at whatever is in front of him. A nest of thick wires has been organized into rows and layers that vary in length around his eyes and mouth.

Galvanized cables: some of the strongest materials you can work with. There must be even more inside the rest of his body—if the rest of his systems are as complex and unique as you think they are, then they’d need as much support as possible for him to move around and keep his balance.

You had taken a Human Anat & Phys course in back college. You remember a particular diagram, one that displayed different parts of the body without any skin. Now that you think about it, Scaredy’s wiring looks shockingly similar to human facial muscles, excepting the lack of eyelids and lips.

You press the nose button again, flinching at how Scaredy’s faceplates snap back into place as quickly as they’d opened. Following the blueprint’s guidance, you push the black button on Scaredy’s plastic bowtie.

Hssssssssssss.

Right above it, a rectangular segment on Scaredy’s throat slides open.

As you’d suspected, more galvanized cables are coiled about, making the animatronic almost look like he has more than one esophagus (which, logically speaking, would put his harmonization module in the role of his vocal cords). 

The module in question is in the shape of a tube, covered in rows of small buttons and dials. It’s connected to cables at bottom and top, but there’s an empty socket in the center of the controls. Which means it can either be charged along with the rest of Scaredy’s body, or just charge independently.

You retreat to the back of the room and wheel over a small, compact, multi-adaptive generator. You’re confident that it won’t fry Scaredy’s systems when it’s hooked up to them. The generator rumbles to life as you turn it on, and after some cautious examination, you take hold of one of the extending cords and plug it into the socket. The module gives a small, muffled hum at first. You figure it’ll need some time to warm up, so you return your focus to the specs to find out which button does what.

It turns out you were very wrong about that, because out of nowhere, the animatronic starts screeching.

You jump at least a foot in the air as it drills into your ears, reminding you of that type of TV static that’s always unnecessarily loud (this is even louder. To the point where you’re sure it can be heard all across the junkyard). Not only that, but Scaredy’s recorded voice is there, clearly trying to fight its way up through the shriek, which results in a garbled mess that sounds like nothing you’ve ever heard before.

Your hands fly to the module, pressing every button and turning every dial in a panicked attempt to make the distress call stop.

You manage to lower the volume. Still shaken up, you look back and forth between the specs and the animatronic. Chunks of dialogue start popping up through the static. It takes a couple minutes of trial and error, but eventually, you find the right combination.

The static subsides, and after about ten seconds of blissful silence. . .

“NE-EXT VICTIM!”

Although your heart is still hammering in your chest, you smirk. That was Scaredy’s signature catchphrase. The animatronic’s voice has a slight echo to it—it’s scratchy around the edges, but not so much that his singing would’ve been jeopardized. His tone is snide, as though he knows things about whomever he’s speaking to despite it being impossible for him to know aforementioned things.

W̶e̴’̷l̴l̸ ̷o̴n̶l̸y̵ ̷w̸i̶t̴h̷e̷r̷ ̷a̶w̷a̵y̵,̶ ̴w̵e̷’̵r̸e̸ ̶g̷o̸n̶n̷a̴ ̷f̷a̷l̶l̶ ̶t̸o̷ ̷d̵e̴c̶a̵y̵ ̶I̶ ̵a̶l̷w̵a̶y̴s̷ ̵c̶o̷m̶e̸ ̷b̵a̴c̶k̷,̷ ̵y̴o̷u̵’̵l̵l̵ ̴n̷e̴v̷e̵r̶ ̷s̴e̷e̴ ̵t̷h̵e̵ ̸l̶a̸s̵t̶ ̶o̷f̴ ̴m̶e̵

Tiny lights begin blinking on the harmonization module. You toggle with it some more, but apparently Scaredy’s musical-performance mode isn’t functional right now. (Not that you mind. You need to focus, and Scaredy’s songs are. . .distracting, to say the least.) The animatronic can still speak, but that’s a bit easier to deal with.

At the press of another button, Scaredy lets out a sardonic cackle.

“Well, well, we-ell! What we have here—more adrenaline-junkies, huh? It’s been way-ay too long since I’ve had an au-audience to murder!”

Considering how the rest of Scaredy’s body is still without power, his jaw isn’t moving up and down as he talks. You aren’t sure whether that makes the animatronic’s words more or less creepy. You decide that you might as well go through the rest of Scaredy’s audio. That way you can take note of any hiccups before you start working on the animatronic’s other systems.

“Trying to escape? Well, you’d b-better do it fast; listening to my music comes with a high risk of your brains spla-a-attering on the walls!”

Panic Plaza’s building had been designed as sort of a maze; every section had more than one entrance or exit, so customers couldn’t really predict what order they’d be visiting each of the attractions in. And that wasn’t even mentioning how the sections were treated like escape rooms. Customers would have to solve certain puzzles in order to advance towards the end, and the length of their visit depended on what they did and how they did it.

From your experience, Scaredy’s section had been littered with hidden tools for guests to use. Scaredy would pace around his stage as he performed; he’d lunge at those who strayed too close, but to your knowledge, that was all he did besides singing and taunting.

“Can you believe how sharp this mic st-tand is? I think I’ll make a shish-kabob out of you with it!”

“You need to get away from this thing.”

You find yourself pausing. You think you’d just barely heard. . .something after Scaredy’s line. But you can’t be sure. Are your ears playing tricks on you?

You turn one of the dials, listening more carefully than before.

“You can knock-k-k on that door all you want. . .but the button to open it is on my guitar! Come up onsta-age and press it! I DARE you!”

“You’re in serious danger.”

Your mouth drops open in a silent gasp. There’s definitely another voice piping up in time with Scaredy’s words. The new voice is weak and raspy; you really have to concentrate in order to hear it.

“Where will you go if you stick around with me for too long? EVERYWHERE. You’ll go EV-EVERYWHERE. ”

“What happened to me. . .wasn’t an accident.”

Was this part of Scaredy’s programming? You supposed it would be a clever mechanic, but you can’t remember hearing anything like this back at Panic. And why would you? Not only have you not visited that place for such a long time, but Scaredy’s music had always been so loud. Anxious that you might have done something wrong, you turn the generator off and remove its cord from the module’s socket.

“They knew what happened.”

Scaredy is no longer speaking. But that doesn’t seem to stop the other voice. And now that you don’t have to dissect its words through Scaredy’s lines, you realize just how miserable it sounds. You obviously can’t see the other voice’s owner, but just by listening to them, you can instantly tell that they’re exhausted, that they’re sickly, that they’re in terrible pain.

You unconsciously rest your hand against Scaredy’s face. . .and something suddenly gives way beneath your palm. A chorus of metallic clicking suddenly sounds off from what could only be further inside the animatronic.

Vvvrrrrmmm-sssssssshhhhhhhh.

You turn your head just in time to see a rectangular panel on Scaredy’s stomach slowly start sliding open. You blink, then peer down at the animatronic’s face. It takes you a few seconds to realize that the bright red circle on Scaredy’s right cheek is actually a button of its own.

How could you have missed either of those things earlier?

You look at the specs, and they. . .don’t say anything about a cheek-button or a stomach hatch? Why?

“They saw it for themselves, but they didn’t do anything about it.”

The words hang in the air. The other voice suddenly seems much louder and clearer than it was before. In  fact, it almost seems to be echoing. . .from inside Scaredy’s stomach.

W̷e̴’̴r̸e̴ ̷j̵u̵s̵t̶ ̷a̵ ̶h̵u̵s̶k̴ ̴o̸f̴ ̶o̷u̸r̴ ̵n̶a̴m̷e̴s̵,̶ ̵a̶ ̷r̷o̵t̵t̷i̶n̶g̴ ̸p̴i̸l̸e̵ ̷o̶f̷ ̶p̴a̵i̸n̶ ̶I̴’̷l̷l̷ ̴s̴e̵t̷ ̶y̵o̶u̷r̵ ̵w̶o̴r̴l̸d̵ ̸o̸n̴ ̶f̴i̴r̷e̷ ̴a̴n̴d̷ ̴s̶e̸n̸d̶ ̸y̸o̴u̴ ̶s̷t̶r̸a̵i̴g̶h̵t̸ ̶t̵o̵ ̴t̶h̷e̸ ̵s̸c̴r̶a̶-̶a̶-̴a̷-̴a̴p̷ ̴h̸e̸a̵p̵!̴

You fish a small flashlight from the cabinet and turn it on. You spend the next moment staring at the animatronic, listening for the other voice, trying and failing to make yourself move. Eventually, you creep over to the middle of the table. You aim the beam over Scaredy and peer down into his stomach. You’re shocked to discover that the animatronic’s interior is hollow. You can see Scaredy’s inner systems—his wiring and endoskeleton—but they’re being held in place by metal frames.

Due to Scaredy’s size, his stomach seems to offer enough space for a person to fit inside, so long as they kept their knees to their chest. Not comfortably, but plausibly.

But why? You expected to find some kind of engine or calibrating device. Why would a singing animatronic need what can only be described as a storage tank?

“They didn’t even try to get me out. Even though they were covering their tracks, they still just left me in here.”

Well, the answer is technically right in front of you. On one hand, it’s impossible for you to know what has happened inside Scaredy. And on the other hand, you’re desperately trying to convince yourself that the reddish-brown stains covering Scaredy’s interior are only rust.

But you can’t exactly ignore the other things you’ve found in Scaredy’s stomach.

The stench that’s working itself into the air is metallic, but it’s also. . .moldy. Fleshy. It’s not as strong as it would’ve been while fresh, but it’s definitely still there.

Your hand is trembling, but the flashlight somehow isn’t distorting what you’re looking at.

Scraps of fabric are caught between gears and prongs—and those scraps are covered in dark stains. Tendons are criss-crossing up the walls like roots. Strands of torn, discolored, mummified skin are practically melded into metal, along with clumps of matted black hair. Your vision lands on something that looks like a withered grape. It’s cloudy and veiny and—

An eyeball. It’s a human eyeball that has flattened and liquified with decay.

This is the point where your muscles finally start to disengage. The flashlight falls from your hand to clatter on the floor. You stumble back, not stopping until you collide with the wall behind you. You cling to that wall, as if it’s somehow going to help you get further away from the animatronic.

Your stomach has always twisted at the thought of what would happen if someone got their hand caught in a garbage disposal. You never thought you’d have to actively avoid thinking about what it would be like for one’s entire body to be caught in a garbage disposal.

But it looks like Scaredy makes for a pretty good example of that, huh?

You hadn’t eaten much earlier today, but you still can’t stop yourself from retching. You head is swimming, your throat is closing in, you have no idea why this is happening—

“You shouldn’t have taken me away from the others,” the voice inside Scaredy whispers fearfully. “It’s not fair that I get away from the pile and they don’t. They’re going to look for me. They’re going to take me back. . !”

___

The floor suddenly disappeared from under him. [REDACTED] reflexively started floundering for purchase, but the animatronic’s grip didn’t falter in the slightest. It barely had to make any effort in order to lift [REDACTED] up.

For a brief few seconds, [REDACTED] was simply being held in a parallel position.

And then, air was rushing past him as he was quickly moved backwards. He felt his shoes collide with something solid, and his legs were instantly forced to buckle as the animatronic continued shoving him back.

[REDACTED] heartbeat rang in his ears. Now acting on pure instinct, he began writhing against the animatronic. He frantically punched and kicked, barely even feeling the dull pain that came with striking something made of metal.

“Hey! S-stop!” [REDACTED] cried. “Let me go! Let me GO!”

The animatronic didn’t respond. Why would it have?

The room was a blur as [REDACTED] craned his neck, trying desperately to look at his attacker as if that would do anything to help. The animatronic’s blood-red, glowing, unmoving eyes were still fixated on him. Despite its expression, there was absolutely no emotion in those eyes.

Somehow, that only made this worse.

[REDACTED] also managed to catch something he definitely hadn’t seen before—a section of the animatronic’s stomach was gone. A gaping cavity had appeared in its place.

The animatronic was steadily forcing him into that cavity.

[REDACTED] didn’t stop fighting, didn’t stop screaming. His throat quickly grew raw, but he could barely hear himself over the sound of his own pulse.

His sides grated against the edges of the animatronic’s torso. His body was involuntarily contorting, constantly being forced to shift.

In what felt like no time at all, [REDACTED] felt his back collide with the same area his shoes had first touched. He was crammed into a seated position with only his head and arms outside the animatronic. [REDACTED] braced his hands against the animatronic’s exterior, trying desperately to pry himself out.

The animatronic reacted to this via connecting its palm to his forehead and violently pushing him back. [REDACTED]’s head slammed against the wall inside the animatronic. His skull throbbed. Everything was spinning.

Before [REDACTED] could even try to reach out again, a large, rectangular shape slid into place before him, quickly cutting off his view of the room outside and turning his new holding cell pitch-black.

The next seconds dragged by in a painful way, feeling like hours apiece.

Despite his panic, [REDACTED] could only sit in silence.

This animatronic—this thing that wasn’t even sentient—had just hunted him down and stuffed him into its stomach. There probably wasn’t anything outside the animatronic to suggest that [REDACTED] had ever been there in the first place.

He vaguely felt rhythmic motion around and beneath him; the animatronic was moving, seemingly unaffected by the new weight it was carrying.

Why had this happened? How had this happened? Had the animatronic done this before—done this to other visitors? Was this supposed to be some fucked-up part of the experience. . .or was the animatronic malfunctioning somehow?

That was the thing to finally snap [REDACTED] back into reality.

The animatronic may have been enormous, but its stomach was cramped, tight. [REDACTED] could just barely fit inside; there was simply no room for him to kick. But that didn’t stop him from squirming as much as possible, as aggressively as possible.

“HELP ME! HELP ME!” [REDACTED] screamed. “SOMEONE TURN THIS THING OFF! GET ME OUT OF HERE! PLEASE JUST LET ME OUT!”

The chamber shook and rattled around him, but the animatronic didn’t pause its movements.

Outside, [REDACTED] could hear the muffled sounds of screaming.

He knew it had to be part of the maze’s special effects.

And, although his instincts were begging him to deny it, [REDACTED] also knew that his own voice blended in with those screams perfectly. . .

___

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Well, we can’t come out of the original front door of this public house and lots of things have changed. Regular fights and punch ups occurred and there was a regular run in with the local farmer who used to get his muck spreader out and redecorate the exterior and customers cars, as his farm bordered the car park. The old farm house was where the embryonic Sutton Valence Temperance Society met and usually after a session at the Swan followed by one Dick Perrin, the landlord, furnishing the farmer with a decent bottle of Grouse. Nobody knew just what had occurred because everyone was usually too plastered to remember.

So we come out of the boozer and continue our ramble along pass the service station with what was once a little industrial estate down

the side and round the back, I think that planning was obtained and a little estate of houses was built there, of course it was originally owned by a co-director of a company of which I was the Company Secretary. almost immediately opposite were a row of terraced cottages once owned by a certain Dan Mackleden. He who went to America and came back with some wonderful marketing ideas and branded his Bramley Apples, "Dan's Souper Doupers" marketed in a wooden non returnable 30lb box with the cover printed by a local stationary company. One of our irregular members used to live in those cottages but never visited that local pub, or so she said but one of our puddle jumper drivers had his nose broken in there one Saturday evening. Just along the road a bit further there's a raised layby with another row of houses and a farm entrance into a decent cherry orchard or two and we tried our hardest to get involved as this grower had planted new Canadian varieties, like Sunburst or Sunset on Colt 45 rootstock and these were making over £10 per 10lb tray, A £1 a pound wholesale, so lots of commission and I can't remember the grower's name. Perhaps it was Fermor, who nose. We're heading down the road and pass what was a dance theatre before it burnt down but was once a decent farmyard complete with cold stores and access at the top of an awful hill for large lorries. We tried to purchase his twice but were beaten off, as this would've been and excellent depot for our puddle jumpers and there was a decent house onto the adjoining lane with a connecting footpath. The daughter living in the house became a well known film star and at the next crossroads on the left sits another house rented by another film star of old and a few of us regulars at the Sutton Valence Swan one Saturday night were invited to a party there. Once again, nobody still alive can remember anything. Oh dear. The crossroads are famous throughout the area and the farmer previously stated also ran the farmland in the south east corner and immediately opposite, in a row of cottages lived Jacko Jackson, the East Sutton opening fast bowler. Next door to these cottages is a new hospice, where those suffering from an outbreak of MRSA were transferred from the Boxley Unit to recuperate before returning. This was overlooking an excellent cricket ground complete with pavilion. On the other side of the road was the local village sports ground where cricket and hockey were played

I played there once for the Swan team and the whole eleven had one particular attribute, plus the demon farmer bowler mentioned before had a windmill type of action and nobody, even he, never knew just which arm he would bowl from. Very confusing for everyone

His sister stated in a recent post in the “Maidstone, I remember it well “ that he was threatening to retire soon. Crikey, no more the raconteur taking centre stage in the Raglan or Lashing’s kit man. There’s a footpath to the north of the sports field which circumnavigates the excellent public school where my eldest two won scholarships but ended up at the cheaper option, the grammar school. So we’ve by passed three public houses and an hotel. The first on the main road is now under new management and the hotel has been run by the same sporting family for ever or so it seems and then to the village post office opposite s little chapel that did an excellent Christmas Eve service

Then straight over Boyton Crossroads where we meet up with that aforementioned footpath that Barry Walker is so familiar with and via Bob Skinners farm pass Court Brooms and take a left to pass the naughty girls home again and we’ll end up where the hall with the odd door handles were

Happy daze

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Albert Hall Museum: Located in the heart of Jaipur, this museum houses an extensive collection of artifacts including paintings, sculptures, and decorative arts.

Jal Mahal: Situated amidst the Man Sagar Lake, this palace is an architectural marvel surrounded by the Aravalli hills, offering a picturesque view.

Galtaji (Monkey Temple): A temple complex with natural freshwater springs and pavilions, inhabited by a large colony of monkeys.

Chokhi Dhani: An ethnic village resort offering a glimpse into Rajasthani culture, featuring traditional performances, camel rides, and authentic Rajasthani cuisine.

These are just a few highlights of the many attractions Jaipur has to offer. The city is a treasure trove of history, culture, and architectural wonders, making it a must-visit destination for travelers.

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When seeking a professional Queens pedestrian accident lawyer, consider these key factors: First, prioritize experience in personal injury law and inquire about their track record and client reviews. Second, seek a lawyer with a positive reputation in the Queens legal community. Third, ensure the lawyer has a communication style that suits your needs and can address your concerns. Additionally, confirm that the lawyer works on a contingency fee basis, pays attention to detail, has negotiation skills, and has trial experience. Considering these characteristics, you can find Davidoff Law Personal Injury Lawyers, the right choice for Queens personal injury lawyer for your case. Book your appointment now, call 929-209-4909. 

Queens, NY, Culinary and Sports Paradise 

Queens offers more than just a place to live; it's a culinary and sports paradise that will keep you entertained and intrigued. From the vibrant Little Italy in Astoria to the bustling Koreatown in Flushing to the culturally rich Jackson Heights, home to a large South Asian community, there's a world of amazing dining experiences to explore. For sports enthusiasts, the renowned Citi Field, the home stadium of the New York Mets baseball team, and the USTA National Tennis Center, the prestigious venue for the annual US Open, are just a stone's throw away, promising endless excitement and entertainment.

Citi Field

Citi Field in Queens is best known for hosting New York Mets baseball games. It's one of the places to visit while you're in Queens. Attending a game offers an exciting experience with classic ballpark snacks and an enthusiastic crowd. The stadium also offers behind-the-scenes tours, showcasing areas like the press box and batting cages. In addition to traditional food options, Citi Field provides diverse choices, including Shake Shack burgers and Mikkeller NYC craft beer. Visitors can explore the Mets Hall of Fame and Museum to learn about the team's history and legendary players. Apart from baseball, the stadium hosts concerts and special events such as charity runs and family fun days. Whether it's game day or not, Citi Field offers visitors a variety of entertainment options.

A powerful storm caused trees to topple in NYC

Heavy rain and strong winds caused numerous downed trees in New York City, leaving many residents without power. However, the prompt action of the crews, who began removing the trees early Thursday morning, reassured the residents that their power would be restored and streets would be open to traffic soon. This storm left streets littered with debris, and trees crashed down on cars, closing down streets and knocking out power for many. Due to the severe weather conditions, the New York City Parks Department received 95 reports of downed trees citywide. As of Thursday morning, about 3500 Bronx residents are without power, and in Westchester, nearly 10,000 customers are without power. Wind gusts also brought a tree down on another car on Manhattan's Upper West Side. Despite these challenges, the crews' prompt action instills confidence in the city's ability to recover swiftly.

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Why Alibaug Is Ideal For Your Dream Holiday Home…

If you’re thinking of investing in a holiday home, you’ve probably dreamed of what it’s going to be like. Picture perfect scenes of children playing by the pool, friends and family sharing beers over a barbeque or just you contemplating the silence and the scenery – in the end, the perfect holiday home will need to check every box on your list. And while luxury holiday homes are a pleasure to have, I know from experience that it is important for them to be practical, accessible and well looked after. It isn’t as easy as one would imagine. That’s what makes Isprava’s new, villas for sale in Alibaug your best bet for an ideal holiday home.

Location, Location, Location

Why choose when you can have it all? Alibaug is full of wind-swept beaches, lush greenery, imposing forts, abundant forestland and undulating mountains. Within minutes you can take in sweeping vistas from the hills or feel the waves lap your feet, regardless of where in the town you are. The laid-back, relaxed vibe of the outskirts of the main village is reminiscent of Goa, making it the perfect place to relax, disconnect and rejuvenate. With the recent arrival of local eateries and restaurants, there’s always delicious food available at hand – be it delicious local delicacies or your favourite comfort foods.

Connectivity

Another big appeal of Alibaug is its undoubted, easy access to and from Mumbai. A private speed boat from the Gateway of India gets you to Mandwa Jetty in under 18 mins and multiple ferries a day, take about an hour each way. The newest Roll-On Roll-Off (Ro-Ro) ferry service, capable of accommodating 145 cars and 500 passengers, makes 2 trips per day and takes about 45 minutes to complete the journey while allowing you to bring your own vehicle along. In the monsoons, on road connectivity is fantastic via the 4-lane Mumbai–Goa highway. Another thing to look forward to is the ongoing Panvel-Kopra airport located approximately 45 minutes away from Alibaug city. The infrastructure around the town is also well developed and getting around to most places within the Alibaug area is quick and easy, via developed roads. Visit Isprava to read more.

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Understanding what is new car tinting in Boxhill? Tinting automobile windows is the process of covering the windscreen and side windows of the vehicle with a thin, translucent film. By obstructing up to 99% of dangerous ultraviolet rays from penetrating through the glass, the intention is to minimise heat inside the car. Car window tinting has a lot of additional advantages. This post will go over the amazing advantages of automobile-tinted windows and why everyone should think about doing it.

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Okehampton Station Re-opened

Blog by Susie Bedford

(Pen name, writing poetry and novels is Lynne Pearl)

Website https:lynnepearl.com

April 23

 There always was this old piece of track left behind after the 60’s cuts.  Somehow this little piece of track between Crediton and Okehampton was still there. The line to Barnstaple stayed in full service, but the piece going to Okehampton was only open on Sundays in the season for tourists and now it’s back, for all of us to use.  Is it a sign of the times, that we need more public transport than ever, not less if we are to reduce our reliance on the motor car which will be eclipsed eventually.  There is still a line between Plymouth and Gunnislake and it’s only a short piece of track necessary to join the Meldon quarry to Gunnislake and that would re -open an inland route across Devon that doesn’t involve Dawlish, the sea and storms in winter.  It’s so close. There is a viaduct outside Tavistock that has become a cycle route but it would be grand to link up the communities by rail.

  There is also a route between Starcross via Cofton but there is the matter of a hill in the way.  This is the case with Devon, it’s amazing we got a railway when you consider hills that are everywhere and, the mass of Dartmoor, our centre and beating heart.

   But we have a line opened full time for all from Exeter all the way through to Okehampton.  It has a real station again, not a picture postcard but an active service line that takes people from the heart of Dartmoor and the beaches of North Cornwall back to the beating heart of civilisation via a train.  It can take them home to jobs and all that entails in the South and South East of England.  It’s doable now and the community must be glad.

 The new-old line goes through Crediton where the track is single line and the signal box ensures the line is safe for trains to proceed.  There is a level crossing gate and beside the track there are horses in the field with may bushes in flower at this time of year.  

 The staff on this line are friendly. It’s almost as if they are chosen for their people skills, they are kind and patient, with time to make sure the journey is pleasant.  This is wonderful, a truly social railway.  This line seems to have more bridges than I have ever seen, magnificent stone bridges to carry lanes over the line that runs between farms.  

 At this time of year there are fields of rapeseed in flower, a yellow so bright it looks painted on.  Evidently the bees get drunk on the rapeseed it makes them dizzy there is an abundance. We pass blue tractors, a collection of them, and we are so close to the cowsheds you can see the cows waiting.  

 There’s a viaduct at Holsworthy that is now a bike track.  This train reconnects Bude with the world. Imagine there used to be a train all the way to Bude, my parents took it on their honeymoon many years ago.  A way of life nearly, not quite forgotten,  Bude is the town that is the farthest away from a mainline station until the railway opened again in Okehampton.

 We hope this is the way forward for us all to connect and keep our communities alive.

 PS I wrote a poem in the carriage en route… 

THE NEW OLD LINE

Deep green,

Rolling wet hills

As we approach small town Crediton.

There’s nineteen thirties platform here...

(and so one...)

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Days 28 & 29 - Friday/Saturday, 31 March/ 1 April – Back to La Paz, on to Lima

Friday

We headed back to La Paz today, but we did it quite differently from our trip out to Sun Island.  Our guide and the hotel owner took us in his boat to a different part of the ‘mainland’ where a car collected us to drive us back to Copacabana.  The car wasn’t ready to leave when we arrived (or maybe the driver wasn’t ready?) so we explored the beach area for maybe half an hour and then we were off.  It was quite an interesting drive with several stops to admire the spectacular scenery.  One place we stopped was quite near the Lake and our guide knew an old chap there – he used to work for him many years ago.  He took us down to the lake through his small farm to where a craft was moored.  It was a replica of the reed boats that have been used on the lake for many centuries and he had made one and encouraged us to take a ride on it.  We chose not to due to time constraints, but the boats only last a season so new ones are created each year.  They are quite ingenious, but they look pretty uncomfortable.  I was as interested in many of the waterbirds around us as I was on the boat, but the farm, with some of the crops and quite a lot of beautiful flowers, was also very interesting.

We eventually arrived at Copacabana after quite a fascinating ride, down the mountain and through many kilometres of rustic farmland, eventually arriving at the somewhat scrubby edges of the town.  Our car dropped us at the top of the hill overlooking the main part of town. It was close to a magnificent monastery so we had a look at that - no photos allowed inside, but it was spectacular and a service was in progress so we were very respectful. At least we could take photos outside.

We then wandered downhill past all sorts of touristy shops, none of them doing any business despite a sparce smattering of tourists, to where we caught the bus back to the punt, across the strait and eventually back into La Paz and our Hotel.

Our bus, crossing the strait on one of the punts

We had another pizza for dinner, again unable to eat it all, and went back to our room for an early night because we had a 2.30am start next morning.  We packed our cases and did everything we could to make our departure easy – and they were offering a breakfast box to take with us when we left.

Saturday

April Fools Day and we had set our alarm for pm instead of am!!!  April Fools us!  We were awoken by the hotel concierge‘s phone call advising us that our guide had arrived at the front desk - but we had not.  Wow, did we hustle!  We were in the foyer with all our bags in less than seven minutes, expecting our promised boxed brekky, but our guide and the restaurant staff were wonderful and insisted we have a proper breakfast, so we just gobbled a few much-needed mouthfuls and were off on our way to the airport.  We have probably never moved so fast in our lives before.

We jumped into a taxi to take us to the airport where we had a two-hour wait.  Our guide argued that we were old and decrepit and got us into the priority queue to check in and then we had to go through three (3!!!) separate security checks as well as a very slow Immigration queue – although we traversed the Immigration process itself very quickly.

I tried unsuccessfully to catch some sleep on the plane but survived the trip pretty well despite the lack of sleep.  Arriving at Lima, we were met by our tour company representative and escorted directly to our hotel (just across the street) as soon as we emerged from the terminal.  We checked in at the hotel fairly quickly and retreated to our room where we slept most of the rest of the day.

There was a pre-tour meal for us all at night with a short briefing and then it was a good night’s sleep so we were all set for an exciting week ahead.

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The Skoda Kushaq features an opulent design, plush comfort, and performance that pushes you to new heights, and available with PPS Skoda Dealer Hyderabad. Drive this mid-sized SUV through its trip as we discuss why it offers the best value on the Indian market. Based on the customized MQB A0 IN platform, the Kushaq was the first Skoda vehicle to be introduced in India as part of the India 2.0 program.

The Skoda Kushaq comes in options of 1.5-liter and 1.0-liter turbocharge gasoline engines. A 6-speed manual is available for both engines. The smaller engine gets a 6-speed torque converter automatic while the bigger engine incorporates a 7-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission. Skoda Kushaq offers three variants as Active, Ambition, and Style. Based on the highest-end Style version, the Monte Carlo edition was created.

With a 1.5 litre TSI engine that meets the highest standards for driving enjoyment and dynamics, it stands out among models in its class. One of the important characteristics is the DSG transmission, which is often referred to as a multi-collision braking system or an electronic brake force distribution system.

Its measurements are 4225 mm in length, 1,760 mm in width, 1,612 mm in height, and 2651 mm for the wheelbase.

Different Variants of Skoda Kushaq

PPS Skoda Dealers Hyderabad provides the Skoda Kushaq in 16 different variants. The Skoda Kushaq Monte Carlo DSG is the Skoda Kushaq Best Variant, whereas the base model of Kushaq is the 1.0 TSI Active (1.5 TSI). It comes in five appealing colours: Tornado Red, Candy White, Brilliant Silver, Carbon Steel, and Honey Orange.

Features of the Skoda Kushaq

A 10-inch touchscreen infotainment system with Apple CarPlay, an electric sunroof, Android Auto, wireless charging, a two-spoke steering wheel, cruise control, ventilated front seats, ambient lighting, and a cooled glove box are available in the Skoda Kushaq. As the segment leader with the longest wheelbase, it offers the most space for the occupants. Skoda Kushaq takes care of the safety of the driver and passengers as the first priority.

It offers important accessories including front and rear head restraints that can be adjusted in height, 16-inch alloy wheels, a three-point seatbelt, two outer three-point seatbelts, a centre lap belt in the back, an ISOFIX, a door open indicator. Additionally, the top "Style" trim level has side and curtain airbags that deploy in an emergency. In this section, you should look at the tyre pressure monitor and the hill start assistance.

A four years/1,000,000 km warranty is included with it, and it can be extended up to six years/1,50,000 km. Additionally, Skoda provides a six-year corrosion warranty, a three-year paint warranty, a two-year battery warranty, a two-year components warranty, and extended roadside assistance packages for up to nine years. Get additional discounts and services from Authorized Skoda Dealers Hyderabad.

Is Skoda Kushaq value for money?

Most individuals have a question when buying a car, especially when choosing a certain model. As long as you acquire the desired variant, there is no reason not to drive home this beauty. With the TSI turbo petrol engines, the optimum driving comfort enables the driver seat to roll out effortlessly. The beautiful appearance of this SUV model with a contemporary design is deserving when compared to the Skoda Kushaq Vs Creta or its other rivals, such as the Kia Seltos.

During any accident, the multi-collision brake helps to avoid more collisions. This car in the segment that is worth buying is promoted by these essential attributes when comparing Kushaq Ambition Vs Style. The feature-rich interior exudes elegance that matches the exterior's appearance. Six speakers, a 7-inch touchscreen, height-adjustable headrests for all seats, armrests on the centre console and all doors, and a 2-spoke steering wheel with height and length adjustments are included in all base variants of this contemporary vehicle. Additional features are available in the mid and top variants.

Does Skoda Kushaq Ambition have sunroof?

No. The Skoda Kushaq Ambition lacks a sunroof. Speaking about the Skoda Kushaq Variants Comparision, the sunroof option is available in selected models of Skoda Kushaq - Monte Carlo 1.5L TSI DSG, Style 1.5L TSI DSG Anniversary Style 1.5L TSI DSG (6 Airbags),  Monte Carlo 1.5L TSI MT, Monte Carlo 1.0 TSI AT, Style 1.5L TSI DSG, Style 1.5L TSI MT, Style 1.5L TSI MT Anniversary, Style 1.0L TSI AT Anniversary, Style 1.0L TSI AT (6 Airbags), Monte Carlo 1.0L TSI MT, Style 1.0L TSI AT, Style 1.0L TSI MT, and Style 1.0L TSI MT Anniversary.

Is Skoda Kushaq good for long drive?

The Kushaq offers a smooth ride and protects its occupants from any road jolts thanks to its well-designed wheels and excellent suspension. Because of the power and torque, you can let loose the beast on the highway. The car handles amazingly well and keeps its poise at lower speeds on city streets as well. Three people can be placed in the rear with the utmost comfort thanks to the generous legroom between the back seat and the front seat.

Is Skoda maintenance costly?

Skoda automobiles have a history of having high maintenance costs. But over the last few years, things have altered. Significant improvements have been made to the upkeep of the service centres. They now have fairly open billing practices, and you can check the cost of parts on the Skoda website. They also have an app that makes it easy to schedule service appointments.

Conclusion

Skoda Kushaq is without a doubt the top pick in the mid-size SUV sector when considering features and cost. Nobody can avoid buying this model in this market sector because of its exceptional quality and riding pleasure. The best advice is to schedule a test drive at the PPS Skoda Showroom Hyderabad for a real-world, superior experience and also to find Skoda Kushaq Variant On Road Price. Simple, intelligent selections like the Skoda Kushaq don't require much consideration when making a buying decision, but the desired variation must be carefully chosen. Select the Monte Carlo version if it best suits your needs now.

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3) using manual control, push down on window control (first detent) and hold until window fully open + 2 extra seconds. 2) using manual control, pull up on window control (first detent) and hold until window fully closed + 2 extra seconds.

For MK5 – MK7 VAG cars, to reset the anti-pinch: 1) Ignition on, engine not running.

I think there were A/C issues in the earlier Mk5s to watch out for (needs a new compressor unit ~$1500). Not sure if that makes a difference or not to your friend. The Mk5 is a lot more computer-ised than the Mk4 with lots of neat features. The DSG issues were in the Mk6 I believe. Being a Right Hand Drive (RHD) vehicle we’ve chose to mount the camera behind the left side of the rear view mirror, therefore hiding the camera. Power on the camera using the cigarette lighter and check the footage to ensure you are happy with the position. First we need to choose a suitable mounting location on the front windshield. You’ll need to locate the fuse box, and then the power. If all of the windows don’t work, that is going to be a fuse or window relay that has gone bad. This is particularly true if the window does not seem to have been struggling before it failed to go up. Looking to see if your Jetta blew a fuse is a great place to start. GOLF MK5 VENT POD GAUGE POD VOLKSWAGEN GOLF VW GTI. AVIOS MK5 WINDSCREEN LATE MK5 INTERNAL ARMOR RC VE. VW FAST RABBIT REMIXES BADGES MIRROR HANGS PIGGY B. Usually, power window regulators shouldn’t fail, but unfortunately, they are popular to fail on many Volkswagen’s. MK5 Jetta owners complain about windows not going up, down, or getting stuck. A power window regulator houses the window glass in the door panel allowing the window to go up or down following pressing the power window switch. Classifieds - Parts Classifieds - Body/Exterior/Armor Classifieds - Axle/Suspension Classifieds - Engine/Transmission/Transfer Case.

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Leh, located in the northernmost region of India in the state of Jammu and Kashmir, is surrounded by the stunning Himalayas and is known for its breathtaking landscapes, Buddhist monasteries, and adventurous activities. Here are some popular tourist places in and around Leh:

Leh Palace: A nine-story palace built in the 17th century, offering panoramic views of Leh and the surrounding mountains.

Shanti Stupa: A white-domed Buddhist stupa situated on a hilltop, offering magnificent views of Leh and the surrounding valleys.

Thiksey Monastery: A beautiful Tibetan Buddhist monastery known for its resemblance to the Potala Palace in Lhasa, Tibet.

Shey Palace: Former summer capital of Ladakh, featuring a 12-meter-high gold-plated copper statue of Buddha.

Hemis Monastery: Largest and wealthiest monastery in Ladakh, famous for its annual Hemis Festival celebrating the birth anniversary of Guru Padmasambhava.

Pangong Lake: A mesmerizing high-altitude lake situated about 160 km from Leh, known for its ever-changing shades of blue and featured in the movie "3 Idiots".

Nubra Valley: Known as the "Valley of Flowers", famous for its scenic beauty, sand dunes, and double-humped Bactrian camels.

Khardung La Pass: One of the highest motorable passes in the world, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains.

Diskit Monastery: Oldest and largest monastery in the Nubra Valley, known for its giant statue of Maitreya Buddha.

Magnetic Hill: A gravity hill located near Leh, where vehicles appear to defy gravity and move upwards on the hill when they are actually moving downhill.

These are just a few highlights, and there are many more hidden gems waiting to be explored in and around Leh.

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Ladakh Tourist place

Ladakh, often referred to as "Little Tibet," is renowned for its stunning landscapes, rich culture, and adventure opportunities. Here are some must-visit tourist places in Ladakh:

Pangong Lake: A mesmerizing high-altitude lake situated at about 160 km from Leh. It's known for its crystal-clear blue waters and featured in the movie "3 Idiots."

Nubra Valley: Famous for its scenic beauty, sand dunes, and double-humped Bactrian camels. Attractions here include Diskit Monastery, Hunder Sand Dunes, and Sumur Monastery.

Leh Palace: A historic palace towering over the town of Leh, offering panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and valleys.

Shanti Stupa: A white-domed Buddhist stupa situated on a hilltop near Leh, offering stunning panoramic views of the city and surrounding landscape.

Thiksey Monastery: A beautiful Tibetan Buddhist monastery resembling the Potala Palace in Lhasa, Tibet. It houses numerous stupas, statues, and thangkas.

Hemis Monastery: The largest and wealthiest monastery in Ladakh, known for its annual Hemis Festival celebrating the birth anniversary of Guru Padmasambhava.

Diskit Monastery: The oldest and largest monastery in the Nubra Valley, featuring a giant statue of Maitreya Buddha and panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.

Khardung La Pass: One of the highest motorable passes in the world, offering breathtaking views of the Karakoram Range and the Leh Valley.

Alchi Monastery: Known for its ancient wall paintings, Alchi Monastery is one of the oldest monasteries in Ladakh and showcases a unique blend of Indian and Tibetan Buddhism.

Zanskar Valley: Famous for its remote and rugged beauty, Zanskar Valley offers opportunities for trekking, river rafting, and exploring ancient monasteries like Karsha and Phugtal.

These are just a few highlights of Ladakh's attractions. The region is filled with countless other stunning landscapes, monasteries, and cultural experiences waiting to be discovered

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