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LAPD Mobile 3 Command Post - Peterbilt/Frontline @ 2011 Wings, Wheels and Rotors show
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This is an American B-25J Mitchell on display at Battleship Memorial Park in Mobile, Alabama. The Mitchell is probably best known for its role in the Doolittle Raid.
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Dolphin balloons at Safeway. They also have bird, bumblebee, and dragon balloons. Not sure what holiday these are for. Lent? Maybe the dolphins signify tuna?
Having a cheeky beer when I noticed this reflection of the inside of an awning in my mobile phone. That and i'm really struggle for shots of late! :)
Last Saturday we unpacked the mobile letterpress workshop at the library of Roskilde. 3.5 hours of intensive joy and a lot of curious visitors and participants, taking the challenge of the craft of hands on letterpress. We are looking forward to the next workshop :-)
Monks at the entrance to Lingyin Si temple in Hangzhou. Look closely and you will notice one is on his mobile phone...
$40 eh? First it was Wind mobile and now Public mobile. Hmm, I wonder what other company is going to come out offering wireless service.