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The Mobile Bay or Middle Bay Lighthouse is located off Mobile, Alabama.
A lighthouse has been on this spot since 1885. The present lighthouse was built in 1905.
The lighthouse is noteworthy in that it is one of only a couple of screw-pile lighthouses left at sea in the United States that still stand on piles screwed into a sandy bottom.
In 1935, the light was automated and the lighthouse has been vacant since that date.
The lighthouse was deactivated in 1967.
I saw the lighthouse from my cabin on the Carnival Fantasy.
Located along highway 25 N., in Itawamba County, Mississippi. Photo by the Mudcat. March 23rd, 2012.
I finally have all the dummy phones on display for Sprint. I still have to attach the bumper fixture at the bottom underneath the Sprint sign, as even though we've attached it for what we thought was for good, it fell off AGAIN...but other than that, it looks awesome!
Our store features HTC's Hero and EVO 4G and the Samsung Moment M900 from Sprint, and the LG Ally and Motorola Devour from Verizon...all in which have the awesome Android operating system!
Two homes in Mobile Estates, a mobile home park in Sarasota, Florida. The sign on the home on the sight (magnified in the inset) tells the story. This home is owned by an American, and the home on the left by a Canadian. Both are "snowbirds," i.e., winter residents in Florida.
I deliver Meals on Wheels to three people in Mobile Estates. Most of the streets are named for old brands of what used to be called "house trailers," back when trailers were actually movable, rather than in fixed locations.
I've built quite a few SD70ACe models and I'm quite struck by finally seeing a 70M-2. I might just have to build this one. This example shows how they get dirty in coal service, but if you look at the other picture, you'll notice the nose is shiny clean.
An original Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD) Mobile Lounge in 1965. The Mobile Lounges were designed by Chrysler specifically for use at Washington Dulles International Airport. They were intended to take passengers from the Main Terminal to aircraft parked at the midfield service area. The idea was that aircraft would park near the runway and save taxiing fuel and passengers would avoid walking down long terminal concourses. In this era, airline timetables noted that departure times at Dulles were Mobile Lounge departure times.
The concept was superseded by the construction of the Midfield Terminals.
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Peça feita para a feira da Festa do Colono de Candelária. Interessados entrar em contato trecosekacarecos@hotmail.com
I received this msg on 6th December 2008 and this guy from unkown number was begging for Mobile Balance.
"Apjo koi bhe ho plz mere is num. 03067790*** per 15rps send kr do main hospital main musibt man hun plz tumko alah aur rasol k waste mera yakin kro plz 15rps plz."
close-up of th eshower of love
I made this garland of paper hearts and the letters to spell love and attached to from this lace umbrella I had to hang over the girls tea table in the new playroom. I plan to hang from the ceiling so it's out of reach.
Went swimming with the girls this morning and me arm left its normal comfortable housing it its shoulder. 2nd time I've done this. Luckily gas and air in the ambulance made it much more tolerable but still a perfect ten in terms of pain, at moments.
Islamabad on my way to Office, couple of months back i saw this old gypsy man carrying almost everything he could on his bicycle he may be heading to camp a house at some Tomb or Shrine etc.
Increasing numbers of isolated elderly people living in the countryside are grateful for the convenience of this limited inventory of daily needs on wheels.
Video snapshots offer the best of still photos (static composition) and video recording (audio and slight moving elements to the composed frame).
This is a picture of my, mabye tree or four years old, mobile phone. The colours on the side (LED-Light) are constantly changing and I just love them :D This is the reason why I took a picture of it. I also like how good we can see the contures of my hand.
Taken with my 7D at ISO 1600 (I also brightened up the picture but the quality at this high iso is just great! and I didn't use any noise reduction) and 1/6 of a second (the 15-85 got a very nice image stabilizer and I seem to have a steady hand)