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Fastest hand in the west.
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The fastest growing tree at Kew Gardens this very rare tree originates from Iran, Planted 1846, has the leaves of a Chestnut Tree
The fastest steam locomotive in the world (126mph) sat in all its glory in the National Railway Museum, York, UK. As I may have mentioned before this museum is a tough place to take photos because of the bright lighting and the highly polished surfaces of the railway stock on show. This is my best attempt so far to get a half decent shot of this world famous loco on display there. Here's what Wikipedia has to say about the Mallard:- en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LNER_Class_A4_4468_Mallard
Peregrine Falcons are amazing flyers and the fastest of all animals. They can reach speeds of up to 200mph when they dive...impressive would be an understatement! We had a Peregrine Falcon collide with a Bald Eagle around Haystack Rock this summer, some surfers pulled the eagle from the waters and he was taken to the hospital where they pinned his wings in several places...he didn't make it. The impact from the much smaller falcon was too much.
This guy has bad wing damage and will never be released. He is just a juvenile. Male Peregrine's are smaller than the females.
fastest thing on four legs I have ever seen. it bolted when I grabbed the camera and flung itself into two feet of fresh snow. it pooped its head up once to glare at me, then was gone!
America’s fastest running land mammal was built for speed, it wasn’t, however, built for jumping. It also has some of the longest land migrations of any animal in North America but because of its inability to jump, fences have impeded this migration. Modifications of fences have helped assure safe passage for pronghorn, while still maintaining grazing herds of domestic animals. It’s a tiny compromise for a big cause. #Pronghorn #PronghornRun
The Flash at Six Flags, accompanied by Green Lantern Jon Stewart and Wonder Woman
pop quiz - pre or post Infinite Crisis?
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I caught a shot of a Peregrine Falcon - the world's fastest animal - in a hunting sequence, in the wild.
The Peregrine Falcon has been clocked at 200 mph (320 kph) in a steep dive. That's three times faster than the average speed of a car on a freeway.
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Cheetahs are the world’s fastest land animals. The Cheetah is an animal that runs at extremely high speeds, however it can only do this for a minute or so before its body temperature raises and it becomes overheated, if it does not stop and rest, it can result in death
The Asiatic cheetah is now critically endangered, with only about 80 left in Iran. An active pet trade market remains in the Gulf states and live cheetah cubs are being smuggled out of Africa to meet this demand.
The fastest way for a Chinook to deliver bulk supplies is as underslung loads, on pallets or, as here, in cargo nets. Obviously creating much more drag than internal loads, these are nevertheless quicker to pick up as prepared packages, and can be dropped on the ground at the press of a button. The Chinook has three hooks under the fuselage, the central one being by far the strongest.
The cargo net is of Lego nets stitched together with Lego stud-ended cords, but the only way to make the attachment to the Chinook look reasonably realistic was with metres of non-lego 1mm elastic cord...
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Barry Allen is struck by a bolt of lighting and dozed with various chemicals giving birth to the Fastest Man Alive!
My second entry to Jonathan's 1000 follower contest!
don't let the kindly looks of this beast fool you , under the hood is 500+hp of tunnel rammed big block of pure mayhem..
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We spotted this beautiful falcon resting in between hunts. Powerful and fast-flying, reaching over 322 km/h (200 mph) during its characteristic hunting stoop (high speed dive), making it the fastest member of the animal kingdom. The highest measured speed of a peregrine falcon is 389 km/h (242 mph). The Peregrine Falcon hunts medium-sized birds, dropping down on them from high above in a spectacular stoop. They were virtually eradicated from eastern North America by pesticide poisoning in the middle 20th century. After significant recovery efforts, Peregrine Falcons have made an incredible rebound and are now regularly seen in many large cities and coastal areas.
Production: 1 of 84 (1951-1958).
Probably the best Spanish car you've never heard of. It is the Pegaso Z-102, which was named the fastest vehicle in the world in 1950. Pegaso, a government-controlled company, had the same ambition. Between 1951 and 1958, it produced only 84 cars, making them a little-known rarity today.
The company's manager was experienced engineer Wilfredo Ricart, who also worked for Alfa Romeo before World War II. At the time, he created some memorable racing cars for Italians such as Alfa Romeo Tipo 512. He was a fierce competitor of Enzo Ferrari. Wilfredo Ricart was eager to challenge Enzo Ferrari again. Even the chosen name brand suggests: if Ferrari's horses would jump, the Spanish horses would fly.
Wilfredo Ricart created the Pegaso Z-102, an incredibly innovative and exciting car that surpassed all standards at the time. The alloy bodies were supplied by coachbuilders such as Serra, Carrozzeria Touring or Saoutchik. The car's chassis and other parts (except the bodywork) were built in-house at the Pegaso factory in Barcelona. There were two types of V8 engines - 2.8-liter or 3.2-liter options that could range from 175 hp to 360 hp, respectively. Engine power from a five-speed transmission drove the rear wheels.
The Pegaso Z-102 was one of the fastest cars in the world at the time. It could reach a speed of 243 km/h (or 151 mph). Buyers could choose between coupe and convertible models. However, the Z-102 was incredibly expensive. It would cost double that of competitor Ferrari cars and four times more than a Jaguar XK120. The Spanish government eventually cancelled the project when they realized how expensive it would be to build such a vehicle. Today, Pegaso cars are collector's items.
Source: www.metropole.nl/
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Dutch entrepreneur Frans van Haren has a classic car collection that has won prizes at prestigious national and international competitions. Since 2017, he has been presenting his impressive car collection to a wider audience in the futuristic-looking, former furniture showroom 'Metropole' in Druten, the Netherlands.
The collection includes some four hundred cars, trucks and motorcycles, making it almost the largest car museum in the Netherlands.
Metropole Museum
Druten, the Netherlands.
The Cheetah, fastest land aninmal on earth, reaching speeds between 112 to 120km/h (70-75 mph) in short burst's. Covering distances up tp 460m (1,500 ft) and has the ability to accelerate from 0 to 110km/h (68 mph) in 3 seconds, faster that most super cars.
I was lucky to get such a fine capture of this Awesome Cheetah, as it got up to see the zoo attendant nearby with food for them to eat. Hope Y'all like it.
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It's literally indian summer for this old coal motor racing west on the St. Croix Sub heading up a stack train. I believe this was the last time I saw one of the old GEs hustling this fast down the mainline. October 19, 2000.
Historic Sports Sedans at the Winton Festival of Speed.
(1 of 3) #91 - Rodney Wood, Holden FJ, about a 1955 model.
(2 of 3) #53 - James Begelhole, Simca Aronde, I think about a 1956 90A.
(3 of 3) #28 -Corey Gooch, Holden LJ Torana, 1971 or so..
Winton Raceway, Victoria, Australia.
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Could not convert the qualifying success into a podium.
#14: Vasser Sullivan Lexus RC F GT3, GTD: Jack Hawksworth , Aaron Telitz
IMSA SportsCar Weekend
Road America
August 6 - 8, 2021
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