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The 300 (or so) steps from the square outside our apartment to the Alfama district with its ancient castle overlooking the city.... another reason that people in Lisbon are in such great shape.

300 followers by Perizada Strangelove

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I love you all thanks for all the support and likes

750.300-6 by Lukáš Hanzlík

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750.300-6, 19.09.2018, Čremošné - Horná Štubňa obec, R 952 Rozsutec

300 by Mordred Pendragon

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1962 Chrysler 300 by Nabil Molinari

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#300 by Any Bergan

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#300 by Nancy Harket

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#300 by Cara Viva

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― Margaret Thatcher

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# 300 by Helena Bianchi

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300 follower by Aries Huntsman

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300 Madison by Judith Jackson

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300/365 by Paul MM3JFM

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300 by kitchengarden83

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750.300-6 by Lukáš Hanzlík

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750.300-6, 09.06.2018, Vernár - Telgárt penzión, REx 1780 Kráľova hoľa

_300 by Pheasant Plucker

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Framed

#REIGNBLOGGERSEARCH2016 ~ 300* by Luiza Oskar

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300_0401 by Zeno Felkl

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NGC 300 by Mark Sansom

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It was discovered on 5 August 1826 by Scottish astronomer James Dunlop.

Located in the southern constellation Sculptor, NGC 300 measures 22 arc-minutes in apparent size and is only about 6 million light years distant. By comparison, M31 is 2.5 million, M33 2.73 million.

The spiral arms are full of young blue stars with H alpha regions interspersed throughout the galaxy. Although it appears to be face-on, it’s actually inclined at an angle of 42 degrees. It is gravitationally interacting with nearby NGC 55.

NGC 300 closely resembles M33. Both are replete with nebulae bright in Ha and OIII, both are similarly inclined spirals and both produce large numbers of unresolved stars that look like noise.

GSO 8" f/4 Imaging Newtonian

Canon EOS 6D (Baader modified)

Sky-Watcher AZ-EQ6 PRO mount.

GSO 2" Photo-Visual Coma Corrector

Adobe Lightroom · Aries Productions Astro Pixel Processor (APP)

Dates:

Nov. 4, 2024

Frames:

30×60″(30′)

Integration

Locations: Little Desert National Park, Nhill, Victoria, Australia

1968 Chrysler 300 by Stephen Trinder

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The Cars of Christchurch, New Zealand

300/365 by Metz Mihály

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DSC_0755 by bratispixl

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300 SL by eduardo lopes

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300_6474 by Jim Somsel

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1955 Chrysler 300 by Vince Montalbano (autofocus)

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Officially offered for sale on February 10, 1955, the first Chrysler 300 was athletic looking with 300 gross horsepower aboard, it was among the quickest cars of its time. It was able to achieve 60 mph in just 9.8 seconds, according to a test in Mechanix Illustrated by “Uncle Tom” McCahill. Uncle Tom also spurred the car up to a full 130 MPH. Tom McCahill and others in the contemporary automotive press used the term Beautiful Brutes” to describe Chrysler 300 series cars.

Besides being the most powerful production car of its time, the first Chrysler 300 was also among the best handling, thanks to a heavy-duty suspension. It can very well be considered an ancestor of the later muscle cars, though much more expensive, luxurious and exclusive.

The most prominent display of the first 300’s attributes did not come in any showroom, but on racetracks around the Southeast. Back in 1955, NASCAR stock cars were, in fact, stock production vehicles. Except for some crude safety equipment and numbers on the doors, they were almost indistinguishable from the cars the public could buy. With absolutely no financial support from Chrysler, Mercury Outboard founder Carl Kieckhaefer campaigned a fleet of white 300s during the 1955 NASCAR and AAA seasons with drivers like the Flock brothers (Tim, Fonty and Bob), Norm Nelson, Buck Baker, Speedy Thompson and Frank Mundy to name a few.

The Kieckhaefer 300s were spectacularly dominant and overwhelmed the factory-backed Chevrolets and Fords. Tim Flock took the driver’s championship while winning 18 races. He finished in the top five an astounding 32 times. His brother, Fonty, took another three victories, while Chrysler campaigner Lee Petty took home three trophies. Suddenly, the 300 had a glorious racing heritage in addition to its advertised Hundred Million Dollar Look.

Considering the short model year for that first 300, 1,725 were sold at an expensive $4,109 base price.

This was the car to start the legacy. Virgil Exner, then Chrysler's design chief, called his new styling direction "The Forward Look". The 1955 300 had a 2 door coupe body and clean, simple Chrysler Windsor side and rear quarter trim. Up front were two large Imperial “egg crate” grilles. This first of the letter series cars did not actually bear a letter. Chrysler’s original manuals named it the C-300, which was an appropriate name for the car. The “C-” designation was applied to all Chrysler models, and the 300 stood for the engine horsepower.

It was THE first modern American production car to achieve this 300hp output. Power came from an updated source already available; the fabled “Hemi” 331 cubic inch hemispherical head engine, modified with a “full race” cam, solid lifters, larger dual exhaust, and topped off with 2 4-barrel carburetors. The suspension was made firmer, allowing it to handle far better than most cars. It was given a special performance PowerFlite 2-speed automatic transmission, while the inside remained pure luxury.

Notably, it was fast. The battle lines would be drawn when it ran 127.58 MPH in the flying mile on the sands at Daytona Speed Weeks, and averaged 92 mph in the Daytona Grand National stock car race. This car dominated the stock car circuit, earning the NASCAR and AAA championships its first year out.

The car was available in three standard exterior colors: Black, Tango Red and Platinum, combined with a luxurious tan leather interior.

Advertised as "The Car That "Swept the Field" at Daytona..."

Production: 1,725 units

Chrysler 300 Club

Sanctuary Knocker. by rodburkey

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Durham Cathedral.

The knocker on the Cathedral’s northern door, known as the Sanctuary Knocker, played an important part in the Cathedral’s history. Those who ‘had committed a great offence,’ such as murder in self-defence or breaking out of prison, could rap the knocker, and would be given 37 days of sanctuary within which they could try to reconcile with their enemies or plan their escape.

300 by Curtis Gregory Perry

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300:365 by Thomas Brütsch

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projekt 365 - hasselblad 500c / distagon 50mm - ilford HP5 plus

Night Click by anup devaraj

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Cone Topping. by Omygodtom

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Large Pine Cone's,are covering the Ground.

300. All change by In Memoriam: Eiona R

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It appears that the seasons have become confused. This is a poppy bursting into flower in my garden today. My first choice for my Photo a Day was our garden hydrangea just 'turning over ' until I noticed this.

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