Steel pipe, tea caddy, safety test and so on

A steel tea-caddy. Photographs courtesy of Noel Hommdieu	A steel tea-caddy. Photographs courtesy of Noel Hommdieu
A steel tea-caddy. Photographs courtesy of Noel Hommdieu	A steel tea-caddy. Photographs courtesy of Noel Hommdieu
A steel tea-caddy. Photographs courtesy of Noel Hommdieu	A steel tea-caddy. Photographs courtesy of Noel Hommdieu
A steel tea-caddy. Photographs courtesy of Noel Hommdieu	Rosie Ward and Vasant Kumar, helping Harry to prepare safety tests on time
Rosie next to the device that makes copies	A steel device at Darwin College, for creating height
A steel device at Darwin College, for creating height	Hector Pous, thinking about pressure vessels, austenite grain size and his research, whilst in Mexico
Webex meeting between Yan Pei, Phil Kirkwood and Harry Bhadeshia	Steel pipe weighing 182 kg arrives via Heathrow Airport from the USA for Yan Pei to investigate.
Steel pipe weighing 182 kg arrives via Heathrow Airport from the USA for Yan Pei to investigate.	Steel pipe weighing 182 kg arrives via Heathrow Airport from the USA for Yan Pei to investigate.
Somewhere in Croatia	A meter to monitor electricity usage