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Châssis n°3300
Cette monoplace de Formule 3 est la première entièrement étudiée par Alpine après les copies de châssis Brabham. Il s'agit d'un châssis multitubulaire créé en 1967 qui fut confié à Mauro Bianchi avant d'être piloté par Patrick Depailler fin 1967 et pendant toute la saison 1968. Il est équipé d'un moteur Renault développé par l'entreprise Moteur Moderne sous le label MM72. Patrick Depailler obtint quelques podiums à son volant mais aucune victoire par la faute de la domination des Tecno, Matra, Brabham ou Chevron à moteurs Ford.
Châssis multitubulaire en acier
Moteur Renault Moteur Moderne MM72 992 cm3
115 ch à 9.800 tr/min
Boîte de vitesses Hewland Mk9
Helen, Georgia
May 18-22, 2022
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Helen, Georgia
May 18-22, 2022
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Instagram: @eurotripper or our page @eurotripper
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Photos from an alpine traverse in the mountains. Loop up from Cathedral Rock trail head to Jade Lake, then up over Lynch, to Daniel and down and around.
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I have no idea whatsoever what this is. It was growing in a hedgerow in north-eastern Scotland.
UPDATE: Thanks to Elhawk, I now think this might be Toothwort?
UPDATE: It's probably Alpine Bistort (thanks Buckeye1)
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This is a view Camp Alpine in Alpine New Jersey. A popular camping spot for Boy Scout Troop 327, this weekend we were there to compete in the annual Pathfinder District Wint-o-Ree. This was taken at the top of the hill near "Fort Gilchrist" and looks down on the dining hall.
Alpine Nodding Locoweed (Oxytropis deflexa) - Alongside Radio Hill Road, near the amphitheater, Makoshika State Park, Glendive, Montana (47.063540, -104.674950)
Alpine Primrose (Primula angustifolia)
4330 meters (14210 feet)
near Mount Evans summit
Mount Evans, Colorado
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