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British Army Mastiff Protected Patrol Vehicle (JJ52AB) at Chetwyn Barracks, Toton, 2nd October 2024. The Mastiff is a heavily armoured, 6x6 patrol vehicle with space for eight troops, plus two crew. The vehicle is based on the US Cougar made by Force Protection, with the UK integration work carried out by NP Aerospace, based in Coventry. It is generally used for road patrols and convoy escort.
I think he said it roasted 1/2 pound at a time? He'll correct my mistakes here, I hope :) This one offered more control than the first roaster, but still had limited capacity. He called it the mother of home roasters and said it cost about $700
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I have worked a little on this image to get more contrasts and a more abstract look. This is the result of my efforts. This image will decorate our kitchen in the future. ;-)
Keeping his mind on the task at hand, which of course was food, he started searching for a morsel, or prairie dog.
White rabbit 2nd has a pair of eyes in different color with 1st edition. The color of original eyes is my favourite. It's a pitty that the factory cannot make it anymore. Hope you like the new eyes too. ^-^
This bull elk has been following the dominant bull. He may be looking for a few pointers with the ladies.
of uncultivated land between the fields of Kendenich.
Holga 120N, Adox CHS100 II in efd, Fomatone 532, toned 2nd pass lith
Kollmorgen Projection Lens
Cinelux 35
Finally figured out what I was shooting, a Violet Bells Pasque-Flower. (Pulsatilla vulgaris)
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Working in Inverness today, starting off at the old hospital that dominates the skyline to the west of the city, now converted into flats.
The ground level photos just weren't really conveying what the place was all about so I popped the drone up for something with a little more impact.
My birthday! I went to my favourite restaurant and got a turkish delight ice cream for dessert. I'm currently lying down in bed very full.
Autumn colour has started to come through above Spark Bridge in the Crake Valley of the South Lakes. It was a bright day an the perfect excuse for a short afternoon wander up the valley sides.
The afternoon storms are starting to build off to the Northeast as coal loads arrive into Manhattan.
After bagging 134, 132, 745 and T27 up north without having to venture too far, I figured that was it for the S Line for the day. Temps were already in the 90's and that didn't help either. Pulling back into Newport I once again caught up with the leader of the pack, 134, due to the "new" speed limit of 25mph on the line. It makes catching them easier but at the same time it is agonizing to see this stuff moving that slow. I figured what the hell, I will follow them down to Asheville. I let 134 go (because of the lack of desire to shoot the yellow thing on the point) and waited 30 minutes for 132 to show. I wasn't overly happy with the shot I got of him here at the bridge on Monday so I tried again with this one.