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Small persian restaurant in Florentin - the bohemian Tel Aviv cvartal.. Voigtlander Super-wide Heliar 15mm f/4.5
Autumn is upon us. Ollie and Buddy are on some amazing adventures together taking in the crisp golden leaves.
Following the Caminito del Rey, the path along this up to 100m deep canyon in Malaga, Spain. You must wear a helmet, just in case rocks fall from the top.
A larger version of the tank on top of my Space Sphere!
See my plane here and the whole collab on InnovaLUG.
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Artefact. It's from the intensive observation unit and are used for people who can't speak due to some injury. I guess it's very practical and useful.
Star Wars Factions RPG: A Galaxy Divided
[R5 - Korriban - SCS] Exploration on Korriban
The Stygian Caldera Society (SCS) always shows interest to the Sith legends and mysteries. Former Imperial and Sith history expert, Dr. Hawon has recently set up an archeological site in the Valley of the Dark Lords.
As an old friend, former Royal Guard Champion Ereon Tas pays a visit to him.
Dr. Hawon : Help yourself if you are searching for something. I am too busy right now.
Ereon Tas : I am looking for an ancient weapon.
Dr. Hawon : Look into the box over there. Are you sure you don't want to join me unlocking the secret in this Holocron ?
another cockatoo flying with the smoke hazed background that has dominated the Hobart skyline for the last month or so.
Artist concept of SLS launching.
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A Space display is the opportunity to make small "funny" vehicles
We start soft with a classic exploration rover : Lunar Exploration Rover
The second Mars Exploration Rover, Opportunity, launched aboard a Delta II launch vehicle on July 7, 2003 from Cape Canaveral. The rover’s primary goal was to examine Martian geology for clues to past water activity on the red planet.
The last signal from the spacecraft was heard on June 10, 2018. The mission, planned to only last for three months, officially ended on February 13, 2019.
Credit: NASA
Image Number: KSC-03PP-2099
Date: July 7, 2003
Mysterious Island, Tokyo DisneySea | Japan
Nestled at the foot of Mount Prometheus is Fortress Explorations, one of Tokyo DisneySea’s intricately designed theme parks. Designed with exquisite detail, the castle becomes even more beautiful during twilight, as warm lights surround the entire citadel. It is truly, a sight to behold.
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This view was generated from the digital terrain model and the nadir and colour channels of the High Resolution Stereo Camera on ESA’s Mars Express.
It shows a bird’s-eye view of a crater lying in Mars’s ancient southern highlands, located just next to a far larger basin named Trouvelot Crater. It shows dark, volcanic deposits covering the crater floor and wall. The crater measures around 30 km across.
[Image description: A close-up, angled view of a Martian crater. The large circular crater dominates the scene, with steep, shadowed inner walls and a smooth, sandy-looking floor. The surrounding terrain is pale reddish-brown and gently sloping, dotted with a few smaller craters. The lighting highlights the rugged edges of the main crater against the otherwise smooth landscape.]
Credits: ESA/DLR/FU Berlin; CC BY-SA 3.0 IGO
The Flickr 21 Challenge day 9 theme is exploration. This is a map of Michigan U.S.A, where I was born, grew up and still live. I put pins in the many places that I've explored but it is by far not all of them. Michigan is split in to two peninsulas connected by the Mackinac Bridge which is grand and beautiful. This map has split the upper peninsula because it's really long.
I highly recommend a visit to Michigan with its beautiful wilderness, Great Lakes, animals, ship wrecks etc. etc.
I’ve traveled the world twice over,
Met the famous; saints and sinners,
Poets and artists, kings and queens,
Old stars and hopeful beginners,
I’ve been where no one’s been before,
Learned secrets from writers and cooks
All with one library ticket
To the wonderful world of books.
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Regulars may remember that several years ago, an exploration followed Dorset's River Frome from source to mouth. In this photo, not far from Maiden Newton Station, our new exploration along the route of the Bridport Railway branch line crosses the route of the R. Frome exploration.
To the top and right, the embankment of the railway line can be seen under which the river flows. Adjacent and In the foreground, an old public right-of-way bridge crosses the Frome. More or less in the middle of the photo, a sluice gate can also be seen that can regulate the flow depending on the weather conditions though how often it is still used I do not know.
Incidentally, running along the valley is part of the Macmillan Way, a 290 mile / 470 kms trail from Boston, Lincolnshire to Abbotsbury, Dorset. It is named after the Macmillan Charity dedicated to cancer relief.
The Leviathan, an exploration submarine.
I also have a set of arms and some tanks/cilinders to attach to the landing frame but In the end I liked it better without those.
I don't think I can make it much better than this, it took 4 prototypes to make me satisfied.
More pictures at Brickshelf (once public).