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April 18, 2012 marks the 70th Anniversary of the Doolittle Raid...the "30 Seconds Over Tokyo" raid led by Lt. Col. Jimmy Doolittle when 16 North American B-25 Mitchell medium bombers were launched from the carrier USS Hornet to attack targets in Japan.
In a tribute to the five surviving Doolittle Raiders...and to the memory of the other 75...20 B-25's gathered at the National Museum of the Air Force at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton, OH. The planes flew a massed Memorial Flight over the Museum to commemorate the anniversary of the raid.
Activities during the week-long event included meet-and-greets with the Raiders and displays with the aircraft...some of which even sold rides at Grimes Field in nearby Urbana, OH.
This is the cockpit of "Yankee Warrior".
Thanks to Jerry Lester and John Vander Ven for the access that made this photo (and many more) possible!
Front subframe is now fitted. Full refurb on upper arms, etc
Front subframe is now fitted. Full refurb on upper arms, etc & new steering rack
This is the front hallway with a view of the mural I painted of Historic Boalsburg and Mount Nittany.
Serrano Parkway, El Dorado Hills / El Dorado County, California
This morning, 4/30/2015, I returned to the small wetland creek area that I visited yesterday morning. I added female Black-fronted Forktail images to the male and immature female images that I took yesterday morning. Again, I had to lay on my belly using my elbows as a tripod, often in either slightly damp conditions or hard-packed soil with small, scattered rocks in order to capture these very small forktail images, the smallest damselflies that I have seen. Although I observed 2 Flame Skimmers, 3-4 male California Dancers and 8-10 Vivid Dancers during the 1 1/2 hours that I was at this location, I focused all of my attention on the Black-fronted Forktails. As my knees and elbows have taken a beating trying to capture these images I won't be returning to this location until my knees and elbows have recovered.
My new front door. I have been trying to come up with a name for my little cottage but nothing seemed to fit until I was hanging the bird crossing sign at the front door. Bird Crossing Cottage.....the birds seem to fly around the place just for the fun of it so it seemed appropriate!
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Blue-fronted Dancer, Argia apicalis, male
This guy was chowing down on an insect he had caught. Dinner had furry white wings, but there wasn't enough left to identify it. Probably a mayfly or small moth.
top pulled down to simulate the weight of the skirt - this "gape" is a problem :-( please help me, want to fix this
This is a front bumper shackle bar I designed and built for my Kubota Grand L 5740. It features a step on each side, a shackle rack and quad flashing LED lights and painted in the Kubota orange making it look as part of the machine.
This is a front bumper shackle bar I designed and built for my Kubota Grand L 5740. It features a step on each side, a shackle rack and quad flashing LED lights and painted in the Kubota orange making it look as part of the machine.
This is the view out our front door. Our first official snow. It melted off within a couple of days.
See where this picture was taken. [?]
There is a Rubgy Oval on the west side of the place where I work Hawthorn, I noticed these a day or so ago, and have watched them move around since, with a little spare time up my hands, I wandered down and snapped off a shot of them, mainly for my 'the vanquished set'.
Die Nordseite des Marktplatzes in Esslingen/Neckar ist bestückt mit einigen alten Gebäuden. Links das Kielmeyer-Haus, ganz rechts das Rathaus.
September 2012.
The front of 87001 at the National Railway Museum. From this angle, the 87 looks as if its arrived and terminated in the platform.
I decided to try to modern up our front porch by planting some cacti and succulents in some of my varying sizes of white Gainey Ceramics planters. The only problem is they are kind of too similar to the color of the house and porch. Is it crazy that I want to paint the house partially so that it will nicely contrast with my planters?
Thanks for checking out this uber exciting photo of our Paradise Valley/Phoenix real estate office.
Want to see it on a map? I recommend using the google map: Greater Phoenix Real Estate Offices
The front disc of a Kawasaki 250 Ninja
Taken with the stock kit lens with a x10 multiplier filter on the front of the lens, with a flashlight as the light source.