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lovely looking car by todays standards..this was actualy a lotus car driven several times by roman grosjean before passing through the renault team to the alpine team!
A tachnid flies drink nectar from an alpine goldenrod flower (Solidago multiradiata) that was growing near Crazy Creek falls off the Beartooth Highway in Shoshone National Forest, Wyoming.
According to a guide from Barnyards and Backyards Magazine published by the University of Wyoming, Tachnids are identified by the many stiff bristles that stick out of their abdomens as visible in this photo. They also are parasitoids. They lay their eggs on other insects. When the larvae hatch they attack and consume the host insect. These flies also move pollen around as they extract nectar. According to personnel at the University of Wyoming Extension Service, flies are common on flowers in the Sunflower family. They probably like the short flower parts that allow them to access nectar easily.
References:
www.uwyo.edu/barnbackyard/resources/pollinators.html
Personal Communication with Jennifer Thompson, Small Acreage Outreach Coordinator, University of Wyoming Extension
On builder street today was Alpine AP16ALP a Mercedes Benz Tourismo C57FT wearing Jones Holidays livery. Photo taken 23/07/16
Also known as the yellow-billed chough (Pyrrhocorax graculus)
This bird was photographed at the ski park of Zugspitze, Germany.
The snow is glittery in the light of the sun. In the middle of the moutains is the alpine hut, which is often visited by people from near and far.
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The Alpine Tavern is located at 25200 Alpine Road in Monroe, Oregon. (www.yelp.com/biz/alpine-tavern-monroe)
Also known as the yellow-billed chough (Pyrrhocorax graculus)
This bird was photographed at the ski park of Zugspitze, Germany.
We took off to Skyline Ridge Open Space Preserve and took a brief walk around Alpine Pond. We spotted a few fish in the pond, and one duck hanging around on a small log in the water.
1963 Sunbeam Alpine Series 3.
Registered in October 2018.
Anglia Car Auctions, King's Lynn -
"MoT Feb 2020
Chassis number: B9200394GT0DHR0
An original UK car that was exported to Japan in 1994 and returned to the UK in 2014 when it formed part of a private collection. UK registered in 2018. The Rootes archive document illustrate the car was Carnival red with Black interior when new and fitted Laycock overdrive. It comes with MoTs dated 2014 and 2015, restoration photos, and export certificate. Mileage recorded at 11,466."
Sold for £15,582 including premium.
Alpine primrose, Primula angustifolia, is a native alpine plant. Like many other cushion plants in the windy land above the trees, moss campion grows only a few inches tall. The cushion plants grow slowly, and size is a poor predictor of age--we know that some grow to be many decades old. Photographed at 11,300 feet on Niwot Ridge in the Front Range of Colorado.
pendici del monte cristallo
nel 1919 Bruno Taut inizia con un gruppo di dodici amici una catena, la Gläserne Kette: è sua l’idea dell’Alpine Architektur, un’utopia rilucente di cristalli, metafora di un mondo privo di armamenti e guerre.
"Noi facciamo un appello a coloro che credono nel futuro [...] un giorno ci sarà un modo di pensare nuovo e migliore: vi sarà allora anche il suo segno, il cristallo".
LA: Tozzia alpina
EN: Alpine tozzia
DE: Alpenrachen
HU: Havasi / Kárpáti torokvirág
Another one of the Orobanchaceae family of semiparasitic, parasitic plants. The Tozzia genus has only this one species.
The Pyrenees, Alps and the Balkan Mountains are its home.
In its first year the plant is growing only under the surface, and behaves as a full parasite, in its second year it grows above the ground and is also able to photosynthesize.
Prefers chalky, moist grounds. Between 800 and 2.600 m above sea level.
Kaisertal, Austria.
Taken at a picnic area where U.S. Highway 67 branches off from U.S. Highway 90 about 8 miles east of Alpine, Texas. Was initially setting up for some night sky photography, but the colors of the clouds 'compelled' me to get some quick photos in. Pic taken with a Pentax K1000 with SMC Pentax 1:1.7, 50mm lens and Fujifilm Fujicolor Natura 1600 ISO 35mm film.
Sunbeam Alpine Mk.IIA (1953) Engine 2267 S4 OHV Production 1582
Registration Number 196 AGC (London)
SUNBEAM SET
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The Sunbeam Alpine is a two-seater sports drophead coupé produced by Rootes Group from 1953 to 1955, Available only as a Roadster, on a stiffened Sunbeam Talbot 90 chassis with two seater open body, amd high compression 80bhp engine. Louvres on top of the bonnet, straight through silencer and geared up steering. Overdrive available.
The Alpine Mark I and Mark III (no Mark II was made) were hand-built – as was the 90 drophead coupé – at Thrupp & Maberly coachbuilders from 1953 to 1955, and remained in production for only two years. Always rare in the UK, of the 1582 automobiles produced, 961 were exported to the USA and Canada, 445 stayed in the UK, and 175 went to other world markets
Few of these cars made it to the big screen, a sapphire blue Alpine featured prominently in the 1955 Alfred Hitchcock film To Catch a Thief starring Cary Grant and Grace Kelly and a Mark 1 in the 1957 horror film Night of the Demon starring Dana Andrews, Peggy Cummins and Niall MacGinnis.
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Shot at the NEC Classic Car Show 13:11:2015 Ref. 112-505
France : 2018 - ....
4 cylinder twin cam 1798cc engine
252 PS DIN @ 6000 rpm
7 speed EDC gearbox
Length : 4,18m
Weight : 1150kg
Speed : 250 km/h
Freshly built 21 Window VW Bus. Alpine, Utah.
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