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Publicité Michigan de 1940 de la gamme des pelles et grues montées sur des plateformes motorisées.
1940 Michigan add promoting truckshovel and truckcrane lines.
added the lats and traps and other various back and torso muscles.
arms and chest tomorrow, i think.
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Shot for the "Ancient Treasures" theme for the Strobist Sundays group, and for the "Holes" theme for the Macro Mondays group.
This is a mechanical adding machine that works with a stylus. Lacking the stylus, I used the metal tip of a dart to try it out. You add numbers from 1 to 99 by putting the stylus into the hole next to the number you want to add, and then drag it clockwise until the stylus hits the "stop" at position 0 (upper-right of photo). The wheel shows the total in the little window, and each time the total on the big wheel goes from 99 to 0, it moves one space on the small wheel to add 1 to the hundreds counter. You can add hundreds by selecting holes on the smaller wheel and dragging them to the stop in a similar manner. The big wheel goes from 0 to 99, and the small wheel from 0 to 49, so you can use this to add numbers up to 4999. This belonged to my grandfather, and my mom remembers using it as a child to verify her addition problems for school.
Strobist: Alien Bees B1600 with large softbox at right, and white foamcore bounce card on left.
The varsity boys: Drake Hacker, Samuel Zinkgraf, Tim Kowalinski, Joe Maurer, Brian Durbin, Justin Chu, Caleb Schaber.
Adding another five photos this evening that were taken four days ago, on 31 January 2024.
On 31 January 2024, it was the first time I had been out since 28 December 2023!! About 5 weeks, which is pretty much unheard of for me. Our parking lot had to be salted four days ago, and then any snow and ice was scraped away the next day. Looked nice and clean - until the next snowfall that arrived today! Too bad they couldn't have waited till after the snow had fallen. Actually, the last few days have felt like spring, with a temperature around PLUS 11C-14C.
The drive on 31 January was all in the SE area. I was curious about the Snowy Owls, as a couple of people who mention seeing these beautiful birds had not been reporting any very recently. My daughter and I had seen six of them on 28 December 2023, but I found none on the two days I was out this week. With this warm weather, I wonder if they have flown a bit further north.
The only birds I happened to notice were about half a dozen Black-billed Magpies that were hanging around one stretch of fence. Zoomed in from the car - the mountains are much further away in reality than was seen in a photo that I posted a couple of days ago. Also, a small flock of Gray Partridge exploded from a field, just as I was taking a photo of the muddy gravel road and scenery. Too late to try for a photo. However, just this evening, when editing my photos, I suddenly realized that there were several of the Partridge still down on the gravel road and just in the field before they flew.
A few familiar old barns, silos and sheds and an old grain elevator kept me and my camera happy for a few hours. The back roads were grim! A mix of gravel and muddy ruts. Also, the sun is GLARING and makes driving so unpleasant.