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Panned shot of a 1953-built Ferrari 250MM at Lavant corner during the Freddie March Memorial Trophy race at the 2021 Goodwood Revival.
Pancake tortoises are native to the area of Tanzania and Kenya. The species is thought to be the fastest tortoise in the world. They can quickly evade predators by scampering under rocks, and even climbing nearly vertical services. Unlike many other tortoises, if they find themselves on their backs, they can flip upright quickly.
Eine unbekannte Lok der BR 143 mit RB 19 157Lauda – Stuttgart
am Neckarufer zwischen Nordheim (Württ) und Lauffen (Neckar).
Growing up fast.
The black necked stilt chicks at Bombay Hook NWR are growing up very fast. They seem to be an inch taller every week, and if they are not already flying, they will be very soon.
The stilt parents were still extremely protective not allowing any other birds, including small shorebirds to come anywhere close to their chicks
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Class 56 Group owned 56301, on hire to DCR, powers through Water Orton with 6Z45 Acton Yard to Burton On Trent West Yard.
47-031, RNLB Voluntary Worker as she did a fast pass along the beach at Selsey before heading east. Although I was above the tide level I was so intent on taking her photo that her wash got my left foot wet. Not a problem.
Had fun with Leo today.. He was sooo fast.. :) he had a blast too! Sooc just cropped and contrast adjustment.
Union Pacific ‘high speed’ SD40-2s No. 8073, 8063, 8041, and 8070 find themselves pulling a low priority, slow moving train through Grant Tower in Salt Lake City, Utah on Jan. 28, 1978. 100 UP SD40-2 units were geared to operate at 80 mph speeds on priority intermodal trains. They were typically sandwiched between two DDA40X units, also geared for 80 mph operation.
Same place as here but from a different angle, making it seems totally different...
I'm dedicating it to Coasterman ....