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Inside the Tower of Pisa aka Leaning Tower of Pisa by Bonanno Pisano. Equipment to measure lean visible.
farm yard at Beamish
could not get all in i wanted so
i give a tilt to get the barrow in ....
a Lean two is a term used to
a added building that is part of another
...as it was leaning onto it ...get it !!
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I like this lean thing goin' on. Yes...this is me...leaning on my new tree friend! I am 5 foot 8.5 inches tall, but not much difference from my mom's height.
(Antwerp, Belgium)
The rear of a Carver One three-wheeled automobile.
One of the more unique products to emerge from the Netherlands, the Carver One is a combination car and motorcycle that can reach speeds of up to 115 mph (185 km/h). As you can see in these photos, what sets it apart was its ability to lean into turns and have your weight always press directly down onto the seat as the transportation gods intended. If you were born before the advent of bucket seats, you know the feeling of sliding uncontrollably in the rear seat if you wore your tight polyester slacks. Motorcycle-like leaning turns prevent the embarrassment and awkwardness of accidentally sliding onto your unmarried uncle Rico's lap.
3 photos total at Daily Travel Photo for April 20, 2010.
A lunch time session demonstrating the lean coffee process covered lots of ground efficiently. Several attendees said it was their favorite session from CITCON Sydney.
This little bugger was chillin' on my windshield Have no idea what type of bug it is, but it was definitely pretty.
Look, not a wave or beach in site..The following photographs are all from a property situated along the back road to Hat Head and I have been asked to record some images of this rather unique hay shed before it falls over or blows away..It was built over 60 years ago by the owner Noel who still lives on the property..The shed is built from local timbers and as you can see it has stood the test of time rather well although it is starting to get a quite remarkable lean on it..Built high of the ground to avoid flood waters the hay and other produce was stored up top whilst the farm vehicles were parked underneath..I hope you enjoy this set..Cheers Peter..
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