Regalo de cumpleaños anticipado (mi cumple es mañana). ¡Me encanta!

❤

Early birthday gift! (my b-day is tomorrow). I love it!

Old remote control, the TV is long gone but the remote lives on as a toy

Push button on the side and it goes in reverse

it's the prize so many families compete for

PCB remotes and lots of fun!

Glencoe Scotland

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Stitched Panorama

Just a flavour of some the amazing work going on during remote learning!

Remote battery switches. No more bending over or crawling into the bilge to shut off your battery switch.

Gran gives josh the

ultimate remote control

monster truck

'Typing' on the remote control while watching Bagpuss

Remote release is better hidden in this shot, but the focus is on the shrub. Oh well!

Contax 645, Portra 400

U.S. Army Sgt. Skyler Rose, a forward observer with Iron Troop, 3rd Squadron, 2nd Cavalry Regiment, controls an Unmanned Aerial System with a remote during a training exercise March 16, 2013 at Hohenfels, Germany. 2CR is conducting a Mission Readiness Exercise designed to prepare troops for advising and assisting Afghan National Security Forces during a future deployment in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. (U.S. Army Photo by Spc. Joshua Edwards)

Picasa knows when you try to load the program via Remote Desktop.

iMon VFD and remote

Remote circuit still functioning.

Just a flavour of some the amazing work going on during remote learning!

A torque instrument has been mounted on the skid for use in long-lining.

Remote

Remote camera; Februray 2010

Just a flavour of some the amazing work going on during remote learning!

TV Remote controller

Camera: Pentax Spotmatic

Lens: Takumar SMC 55mm f2.0

Film: HEMA ISO 200

Film format: 135

Scanner: Canon CanoScan 9000F Mark II

in an apt of 4 20-something girls. saran wrap cover b/c "food kept getting spilled on the remote"

The nice thing about remotes is that there are so many of them

Exactly what it says on the tin. Did I mention the girlfriend?

A tourist bus gets ready to leave the little enclave of stuff at John Ford Point. Something about this scene with just this one bus makes this place seem much more remote to me than it would look if I'd walked forward and gotten a picture that showed no human existence at all. I could almost convince myself this was someplace in the middle of Mongolia.

That butte just ahead is called Camel Butte.