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“Where are the Gypsies? The title promised us nomads!” and “Winnebago made a trailer”?
Chevrolet gave us the first station wagon that was “cool” in 1955. Gypsies, Hippies, Surfers and a few suburban families loved the Nomad. You may have also noticed, this one is one of those, “Sea Foam Emerald Jade Turquoise Green” cars talked about in a previous episode.
Winnebago was founded in 1958 but did not build its first motor home until 1966. That factoid is a bit hard to wrap one’s head around. The name is so closely associated with campers with engines, it seems odd to think they haven’t been around for longer. Much like “Kleenex” the name Winnebago has become the word we use for all motor homes.
If you see this combo out on the road beware, these are nomads, gypsies, hippies... They have customs that the town folk fear.
This is a forced perspective photograph of 1/24 scale die-cast models in front of a real background... 1/24 scale grass too!
Danbury Mint 1955 Chevrolet Nomad Bel Air Station Wagon
Greenlight 1964 Winnebago Travel Trailer 216
Unknown manufacturer picnic table
“Where am I? Who am I? How did I come to be here? What is this thing called the world? How did I come into the world? Why was I not consulted? And If I am compelled to take part in it, Where is the director? I want to see him.” - Soren Kierkegaard (Danish Philosopher and Theologian. 1813-1855)
TGIF!!!
Photo taken at Eden Nature Park, Davao City, Philippines
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Bowtie Arch appears to be more of a pothole, but, as such, it does qualify to be called an arch. There is no question, however, as to its spectacular setting, carved out of colorful entrada sandstone so prevalent throughout Utah. Late day light here brings out the marvelous coloration of the surrounding cliffs and their "desert varnish" (manganese and iron oxides which coat the rocks and appear as dark vertical striations). Located within several miles of Arches National Park, Bowtie is located off Route 279, a very scenic road bounded by the Colorado River on one side and towering sandstone cliffs on the other. Due to its out of the way location and the moderately strenuous hike involved, this arch is relatively unknown and lightly visited - a shame, because it's one of my favorites in this area.
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First judged event! Contestants were given a Callie Cline dress and told to accessorize to our liking. We were then asked an on stage question by various SL celebrities. We were scored on our look as well as our answer.
Installation art by Melodie Heart 3/11/2017 @ LEA5
It is raining heavily and the chicken faces a dilemma. Should she shelter under the bright umbrellas? She likes bright colours... Or should she shelter under the grey umbrella? She heads towards the bright umbrellas, but oh, they ask so many questions. Is she a chicken? Is she a real chicken? What do they mean?
With a sigh she retreats and disappears under the grey umbrella instead. It is so much quieter there without any questions asked. The grey is not so pretty, but at least she doesn't have to worry about the rain any more, or the questions.
Here's some notable members of the GCPD who are loyal to the Bat Family, including Commissioner Gordon and his daughter.
Batgirl here was originally based on the Rebirth design and the new figure, but with the LBM purple/yellow color scheme - then it ended up being remarkably similar to the new Gotham Knights design, and kishalego's figure version! Lots of coincidence/common influence, I guess.
Left to right:
The Question (Renee Montoya), Batgirl (Barbara Gordon), Commissioner Jim Gordon, Detective Harvey Bullock, and Maggie Sawyer.
Part 5 of 7.
Now, those that know me will know that I am not in the habit of blowing my own trumpet, but I am so delighted with the fact that I have had a photograph of Loch Ard published in Outdoor Photography magazine, that I wanted to let you know that this would not have been possible without the support of my flickr friends and contacts who have supported, critiqued and given me the confidence to believe that I could have got to this stage, so to all you guys and lasses out their who are just starting or trying to improve all the aspects of this wonderful art, my message is , dont give up... I didnt know one end of a digital SLR from the other three years ago, but I asked hundreds of questions of my friend on flickr and learned that they are only too willing to help and encourage... So this is for them!!.... many thanks!!
I have been busy this evening researching information about this tiny little pigeon who arrived in our garden this afternoon.. It is Australian. I can only think it must be an escapee as they do not live in the UK but are bred in captivity here. It spent about an hour in the garden eating seeds and drinking water with the Sparrows. It flew off to the fields. Has anyone else ever seen one and is it possible for it to survive our cold winters is the question I ask?
Rola-brava - Turtle dove - Streptopelia turtur
Question Mark (Polygonia interrogationis)
Went for a drive to check out the status of several parks and came across 5 specie of butterflies of which one was this beautiful "Question Mark".
On Explore! July 8, 2007. #83
Thank you very much to all of you my dear Flickr friends for your so kind comments!
Ok Woodsman! Your ego isn’t too humiliated?
I just want to put your ego knockout! :)))
Woodsman, do you realize how many sexual acts I see in spring and summer around my stream? :)))
Yesterday I asked to you these questions: do you see that your desires are the expression of your insatisfaction about your past, your insufficiensies? and do you think it’s the samething with the sexual desires?
You answered you were not sure!
Woodsman, you certainly know that your sexuality is the source of all the energy? Right?
Do you realize that in the life of all the people the sexual acts with their lover are the closer experience to the unity…. the closer experience to your return to the unity?
But also, do you realize too that your sexual attirance for the women is always caused by your separation of the unity?
Do you see better now that your total satisfaction is impossible as much as you’re separated of your lover… of the others…. of the light… of the nature?
Ok Woodsman, that’s all for today! Tomorrow my questions/story will be on the difference between you and me!
:)))… to be continued tomorrow…!
My wild river reflection!
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Easy to identify this butterfly with that big white question mark on the side of the wing. Found it in my back yard.
Question Mark Butterfly (Polygonia interrogationis)
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I'd come over with a camera because there was a juvenile male king parrot about. The handful of seeds was to encourage him to come into the open where there was more light and he wouldn't be backlit.
That's when an adult male flew into him and spoiled everything. Now there was no chance of him coming out of cover.
None of that meant a thing to these opportunists. This pair of crested pigeons pounced on the unattended goodies. Personally, I think of them as pointy pigeons — it makes more sense, and rolls off the tongue more easily. The female is on the left. The big lump, his head a blurred pecking machine, is the male. I know this for certain because he'd done his silly tail up jig. She was having none of it. What she wanted was lunch.
There's other different things in the frame: a horseshoe, complete with still clinched nails and in the background, a very rusted, very, very large bit. I have no notion how that shoe with clinched nails could have made it off a hoof, but it conveniently stops bird seed flying everywhere. There was a horse's skull in the paddock for a time so I do wonder if the two things were related. Stuff like this keeps turning up: broken china, odd spoons, bottles of all sorts, even a Victorian Era Army belt buckle, pre-Federation, with the British Royal motto. Yep, that's different!
Question. How far do you lean outside of a train window to take a photo. I don’t know, “but I win”! I must be round the bend. A forgotten photo from 2019.
Landers and rovers on Mars gather data that help scientists answer fundamental questions about the geology, atmosphere, surface environment, history of water and potential for life on the Red Planet.
To get these insights to Earth, they first transmit the data up to spacecraft in orbit around Mars. These orbiters then use their much larger, more powerful transmitters to ‘relay’ the data across space to Earth.
“Normally, an orbiter like ESA’s Mars Express first sends down a hail signal to a rover as a ‘hello’,” says James Godfrey, Mars Express Spacecraft Operations Manager.
“The rover then sends back a response to establish stable communications and begin the two-way exchange of information. But this relies on the rover’s radio system being compatible with the orbiter’s.”
As Mars Express transmits its ‘hello’ signal using communication frequencies that are different from those the Chinese Zhurong Mars rover receives, two-way communication is not possible.
But in the other direction, Zhurong can transmit a signal using a frequency that Mars Express can receive.
The relay radio on Mars Express has a mode that allows this one-way communication – communication ‘in the blind’ where the sender can’t be sure if their signal is being received – but until now, the technique hadn’t been tested on the spacecraft.
In November, ESA’s Mars Express and CNSA’s Zhurong teams carried out a series of experimental communication tests in which Mars Express used this ‘in the blind’ mode to listen for signals sent to it by the Zhurong Rover.
The experiments culminated in a successful test on 20 November.
“Mars Express successfully received the signals sent by the rover, and our colleagues in the Zhurong team confirmed that all the data arrived on Earth in very good quality.” says ESA’s Gerhard Billig.
“We’re looking forward to carrying out more tests in future to continue to experiment and further improve this method of communicating between space missions.”
The data relayed by Mars Express arrived on Earth at ESA’s ESOC space operations centre in Darmstadt, Germany, via deep-space communication antennas. From there, these data were forwarded to the Zhurong team at the Beijing Aerospace Flight Control Center, who confirmed the success of the test.
Credits: ESA
A Big Question Mark,I am Afraid ... Good Luck dear Lenny ! Hope you make the right decision,my friend !!!
Soon with you my Flickr Friends ! Thanks a million for all your comments and faves even when I was away 乂ღ˘⌣˘)(ˆ⌣ˆ) ❤️ ✿✿ ❤
I've been working on my MW2 characters for a week now and I'm still not happy with Soap's face. Does it look alright or should I change it??
Questions lead our lives. From childhood to demise.
We all pass through life looking for answers.
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Few keep looking for them everyday. Few find them in their calling.
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Few become the answers.
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So here's a question for you:-
"Which is greater 'the need for more' or 'lack of satisfaction'?"
Two questions:
Jam or cream on your scone first? (I tried it both ways, but am inclined to put jam on first!!)
How do you pronounce scone? 'Scon' or 'scown'?
You can't go to Devon and not have a cream tea!!