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This vehicle or vehicles were on display at the 16th Annual Basehor-Linwood Car, Truck and Motorcycle show in Basehor, Kansas on Sept. 29, 2013.
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The Great War Display Team re-enact a World War I dogfight over Bournemouth Harbour during the 2018 airshow
Milletts Falconry Display
Uffington White Horse Show
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Quick shot of Gluekit bookends on display at the Scion AV Installation retail space on Melrose.
Opening on March 16, 2013. RSVP here. Show will be up through April 6, 2013.
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We're starting a program to display student artwork. These photographs were taken by June Henderson, a student worker in the Library.
As his efforts were not being appreciated, the male then decided to go into the full display routine - an incredible thing to see at close quarters !!
This is the display unit I picked up at a recent sale. I am so excited to have somewhere to display my goods properly!
Hello ladies today is Monday so I decided to share some of my display photos from my fall shows :) hugs. Cynthia :)
It looked like it was on display, so Sonja asked me to photograph it. I like the bokeh of the leaves in the back...
Couldn`t belive my luck when looking for Adders today, seeing this pair of male`s fighting. Then got even better when the winner went on to mate with the female see later pics....
Kite aerial photograph of the Cedar Rapids Czech Museum. In this photo, the museum has been lifted off of its foundation onto steel beams and hydraulic dollies prior to the first phase of it's historic move to higher ground.
The 1760 ton museum will be moved approximately 480 feet to a new foundation 11 feet higher than it's original elevation.
Crop with watercolor effect.
Photo taken with an AeroKAP II Gyro Rig and Alpine DC kite on 5/7/11 during World WIde KAP Week (WWKW 2011) .