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Front of the final product with original faceplate, lens mount and aperture. Aperture control lever protruding on the side.
I finished reworking my wrecker, It's now much more like the actual CNJ #5.
Built by the Bucyrus Company in 1918, this steam crane was designed to be able to lift up to 150 tons (300,000 lbs). It was assigned to wreck train service in northeastern PA until 1970. This crane is now preserved at Steamtown in Scranton, PA.
"SIKH" front side allbum cover design for DILJIT SINGH DOSANJH
UPCOMING ALLBUM BY DILJIT SINGH DOSANJH
From PhC.184 Massengill Postcard Collection, initial donation, State Archives of North Carolina, Raleigh, NC.
This made Explore Front Page! Thanks so much!
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So after watching this video, I decided that I had to see what was in my front forks. I popped the screw out and nothing came out. I then had to pump the shocks to get the oil coming out. It seems pretty darn thick. I have no experience working with these I don't really know what to expect. The oil didn't seem too dirty, but again, I'm inexperienced and there isn't alot I want to assume. How does it look to you?
Today I had jury duty downtown. When they released my jury panel, I decided to take the long way home. I'm so glad that I did. I met a number of nice people. This gentleman is Melvin. He was kind enough to allow me to take a photo (or five!) of him enjoying the afternoon on his front porch. I believe the little boy was his grandson, but he was only outside for this one shot...kind of like a surprise visitor...a nice surprise.
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With all the trees in front of this store, I didn't like how any of my pictures of the front turned out, so I'm uploading a bunch of mediocre ones instead :)
This store is another of the "brick and block" era Safeways, and is very similar (inside and outside) to the Roosevelt Safeway featured earlier. This one is a bit larger, however, and still has its original signage. I'm also a fan of the added detailing along the top of the windows.
Airport Fire Fighting equipment is specialised and expensive to run. Its only when you get close up one of these machines that realise how big they are and what huge engines they are fitted with.
This is a Rosenbauer Buffalo Zetros 6x6. It is designed for International Aid Organizations, for rescue operations in crisis zones.
Excerpt from here: www.rosenbauer.com/no_cache/en/rosenbauer-group/press/spe...
"Rosenbauer’s Buffalo Zetros allows relief operations at airports to be completed with great efficiency and competence. Particularly in trouble spots, the emergency services are frequently confronted by substandard infrastructure and rough road conditions. In such situations, Rosenbauer provides assistance in the shape of the new Buffalo Zetros 6x6, which in an emergency can be flown directly to the operational theater in a Hercules C130 and thus support the work of the aid agencies on a sustained basis. "
Datasheet here: www.rosenbauer.com/uploads/tx_news/Datasheet_Buffalo_Zetr...
Grafenwoehr, Germany (March 9, 2017) - Artillery Soldiers assigned to the Archer Battery in the Field Artillery Squadron, 2nd Calvary Regiment, stationed in Vilseck, prepare the M777 Howitzer for a fire mission during exercise Dynamic Front II. Dynamic Front II is an artillery operability exercsie taking place at the 7th Army Training Command in Grafenwoehr, Germany, Feb. 26 to March 10, 2017. The exercise focuses on developing solutions within the theatrer levels fires system by executing multi-echelon fires and testing interoperability at the tactical level. Dynamic Front II includes nearly 1,400 participants from nine NATO nations. (US Army photo by Staff Sgt. Kathleen V. Polanco)
I was trying to take a photo of the drawing in the window, but this was one of the more ruined shots on the roll. Oops.
painting by pasqualina azzarello
THE GRASS GROWS THROUGH
New paintings at Superfine
126 Front St. at Pearl, Brooklyn
show runs through October 8, 2006 in conjunction
with the completion of the painted panels
around the construction site at Jay/Front Streets
The primary carrier fighter deployed early in the second Weltkrieg. British pre-war theories had emphasized the need for long range and good navigation equipment in all planes. This accounts for the unusual rear compartment for a fighter, housing the navigator (and later Radar operator).
Althogh the weight penalties would lead to the Goshawk becoming outclased by more manouvreable fighters, it did turn out to be ideal for night-fighter conversion, witch is where the Goshawk would spend the later part of it's career.
The calving front of Petermann Glacier in northern Greenland as seen from the NASA P-3B. In July 2012 an iceberg twice the size of Manhattan broke off of Petermann Glacier and began to float away in the ocean. After this calving event the line where the iceberg broke away became the glacier's new front edge, or calving front, effectively moving it several kilometers upstream. Several valley glaciers are now flowing into the fjord, covered by sea ice. Credit: NASA / Michael Studinger
NASA's Operation IceBridge is an airborne science mission to study Earth's polar ice. For more information about IceBridge, visit: www.nasa.gov/icebridge
This is an old family estate outside of Boonville, MO. The home is in a continuing state of decline which makes it so much more interesting. Tour this home on weekends during the summer!
The Front Bottoms playing at Local 506 with Bad Books, and Weatherbox. Taken in Carrboro, NC on February 23rd, 2013.
Ook dit jaar is 3FM aanwezig op Lowlands en laten we de thuisblijvers vanuit Biddinghuizen meegenieten van het festival. En ook na afloop kun je op 3FM.nl/lowlands het festival herbeleven met video, foto’s en artikelen.
I was so excited yesterday to get my first photo on Explore's front page. At least its the first that I actually know about. Thanks so much everyone. It's because of all of you and your wonderful support. Hugs to you all.
Thanks to Braid44 for sending this to me. Check Pere Soler's beautiful photos here www.flickr.com/photos/braid44/
Also thanks to wang qian 02/13/86's He was the first one to let me know! Check Gian Wang's beautiful photos here:
File name: 10_03_003448a
Binder label: Stock Cards
Title: The cheapest store in the city to buy crockery and glassware, 173 Spring Street, near South 5th Ave., New York City, James N. Holden. [front]
Date issued: 1870-1900 (approximate)
Physical description: 1 print : chromolithograph ; 8 x 11 cm.
Genre: Advertising cards
Subject: Children; Flowers; Tableware; Glassware
Notes: Title from item. Item verso is blank.
Statement of responsibility: James N. Holden
Collection: 19th Century American Trade Cards
Location: Boston Public Library, Print Department
Rights: No known restrictions.