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This is a Mercedes Sprinter emergency ambulance being attended by the fleet support vehicle for an unknown reason.
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Hi All, Happy New week....
I only have enough time to post 3 new photos right now....I actually ran out of space on my HD and it took 2 days to copy over my photos to my new 1 Terabyte HD!! wow!
For my photojournalistic style... I actually want to post (43) yikes! I know.... but it tells a story.... I will have to emotionally detach from the photos over the next few days and see how I can work that number way down... Who'all can suggest what my target number should be... how many photos is acceptable to post at once ?
Here is the information on the sound I described as "Moo'ing" in a previous post :D
[www.nps.gov/moja/planyourvisit/kelbaker-road.htm] The Kelso Dunes produce a "booming" or "singing" sound when sand with the right moisture content slides down the steep slopes. Try it for yourself—run down a dune slope (but don't trample vegetation!) to initiate the sound...
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At Tailem Bend on the Murray River.
The Tailem Bend animal menagerie is growing. The town’s main street traders and the Coorong District Council have been building a lifesize fibreglass animal collection, which includes a cow, pigs, piglets and a pelican.
There is a gorilla at the local newsagency and talk of more zoo and farm animals to join the throng.
The Tailem Cow
The passion for lifesize animal replicas began with a single cow standing outside the local butcher’s shop.
“When I told my friends I was buying the butcher’s in Tailem Bend they said they didn’t know there was one there, so it made me think,” butcher Rodney Schubert said,
“I decided to buy the cow and popped her outside the store, where she began attracting attention.”
Maisy the Cow was naked for her first appearances about two-and-a-half years ago, but on Australia Day she was dressed up in a bikini and hasn’t been seen unclothed since.
“The community seems to like her. They bring us clothes for her and we change her outfit about once a month.”
Maisy became a popular tourist attraction and was even crowned the Pageant Queen at the 2014 Tailem Bend Christmas Pageant. It’s because of her notoriety that Rodney and his wife Lorrelle decided to add some pigs and piglets to the mix.
While Maisy stands majestically outside the butcher’s her teammates get around the town. One of of the pigs has regularly been spotted foraging in rubbish bins and then ends up being put to work mowing the main street lawns to keep him out of trouble. Another porky mate sits placidly next to a park bench, along with her ‘minder’ a gorilla, much to the amusement of visitors who like to sit near them.
The Coorong District Council has supported the growth of the animal population and has added a pelican of its own, which currently sits outside the council office front door.
The newsagent has a life size sitting gorilla in its shop and the bakery has two piglets taking pride of place on the counter.
Canon EOS 5D
2015
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This was a huge project, so I first want to thank some people. Thanks to 2mpaired, creator of brickvault's ultimate star destroyer for giving me advice on stability/technic frame. Thanks to Ron_mcphatty for letting me include his Tantive IV model in the instructions, looks gorgeous! And last but not least, I want to thank Rubblemaker for making the cover! Go check all of these people out, they deserve it :)
The idea for this project was to make a semi-affordable large star destroyer model that would work as a display model, but one that also had interior sections. I hope I delivered!
Dimensions: 51cm wide, 85cm long and 34cm tall
Pieces: 5715
Cost: around 750 euros
Volkswagen T1 Double Cab
"Kundendienst-Hilfswagen" (German: customer service support vehicle)
production year: 1964 engine: air-cooled flat-4 boxer
displacement: 1.5-litre
power: 42 CV
top-speed: 105 km/h
production: three million units (all T1 versions)
production periode: 1950-1967
Autostadt Wolfsburg (Germany)
Februar 2014
Cpl. Jose L. Polanco (top), a 25-year-old heavy equipment mechanic for Combat Logistics Battalion 31, 31st Marine Expeditionary, and a native of Truth or Consequences, N.M., loosens a drive shaft mount with the assistance of Lance Cpl. Tanner M. Jones, a 19-year-old light armored vehicle mechanic for CLB-31, 31st MEU, and a native of Denver, Colo., in Bradshaw Field, Australia, Sept. 1, 2013. The Marines of CLB-31's maintenance section are working long days and late nights to keep pace with the required maintenance that comes with supporting the battalion-sized element currently executing Exercise Koolendong 13. Koolendong is a week-long, live-fire exercise that demonstrates the operational reach of the 31st MEU and reinforces why it is the force of choice for the Asia-Pacific region. Also participating in the exercise is the Marine Rotational Force - Darwin and soldiers of the 5th Royal Australian Army. The 31st MEU brings what it needs to sustain itself to accomplish the mission or to pave the way for follow-on forces. The size and composition of the 31st MEU makes it well suited for amphibious operations, which includes raids, assaults, evacuations and humanitarian assistance operations.
(U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sgt. Paul Robbins/Released)
We attended the Cancer Support Community Havana Nights themed Fundraiser at the Ina Levine House at 360 E Palm Lane in downtown Phoenix.
CSC honored Dr. David Paul and Dr. Debra Wickman. This was special to us. Dr. Paul was my wife's oncologist in 2011 after her breast cancer surgery. She recently celebrated 10 years in remission cancer free.
Cancer Support Community provides support free to anyone going through the frightening uncertainty of cancer. The theme was a Cuban party night with food, music, and casino games to fund raise for the Community. My wife was on the Board of Directors and is now an Emeritus Director. We were very happy to contribute and do our part to help those suffering.
"Cancer Support Community Arizona (CSCAZ) opened its doors in March of 1999. We provide emotional and social support for anyone impacted by cancer by offering more than 100 programs per month that include support groups, social activities, mind/body therapies, nutritional counseling and educational seminars. All programs are offered free of charge and designed to support cancer patients, their families and caregivers throughout their cancer journey. Cancer Support Community Arizona’s programs are funded by individual, corporate and foundation donors with less than 1% of our revenue from federal or state partnerships."
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'Lego Man' has been on this bridge support pillar on the A580 East Lancashire Road now for many a year now. He always raises a smile when we pass and no doubt children of all ages will look out for him when heading down 'The Lancs' be it in a car or on the bus.
However, with the works for the new Guided Busway taking place round these parts, with a large 'Park and Ride' car parking area being constructed across to the right of this shot it is feared he may be lost when the contractors are finished.
Mural by Danielle Pontarelli aka @daniellepont seen at Grand and Aberdeen in the West Town area of Chicago, Illinois.
Photo by James aka @urbanmuralhunter on that other photo site.
Edit by Teee.
The Diving Support Vessel BIBBY POLARIS is pictured on the Corporation Quay in the Port of Sunderland on January 18th 2016, The first time that I saw this vessel was at Swan Hunters, Wallsend, during November 1999 when it was the TOISA POLARIS.
Buying Girl Scout cookies helps support a fine organization, and in today's mad world, it can also be a political act. WTF? Because GSA believes in diversity (including LGBT), a Right Wing Nut Job excuse for a bishop in St. Louis has asked his parishes to dump sponsorship of the Girl Scouts. I hope Pope Francis removes him for lack of Christian charity and setting a poor example.
The last time I tried their famous chocolate mints and peanut butter sandwich cookies, they weren't as good as past versions. However; their shortbread cookies shown here are still good, and I've gotten some on each of my last three grocery shopping trips. Many stores like HEB and Kroger allow the Girl Scouts to set up their cookie displays outside in front of the store or inside the entrance. The stores won't lose any business but will gain community goodwill. except among the Right Wing Nut Jobs. It takes a really mean-spirited person to hate the Girl Scouts. Of course, some of them are running for President / Fuehrer.
The girls selling them weren't all Anglo either. There was a nice diverse mix of girls including several of their mothers wearing clothes from several Asian countries. That means today's assortment of Girl Scouts will be tomorrow's American women doing all kinds of things, especially filling leadership roles. If there are enough Girl Scouts, our country will be in good hands.
Baldonnel - EIME
Saab 105 of the Swedish Air Force's Historic Flight
With thanks to the Irish Air Corps for their invitation and assistance during the visit.
Only three SK60Es were produced. Lacking ejection seats they were originally used as navigation trainers by F5, to train commercial pilots who would become reserve Air Force pilots. They were fitted with commercial instruments and the only 105s fitted with ILS.
This film is badly developed unfortunately, i have low function of developer.
Shoted with my TwinLens Reflex Camera Meopta Flexaret VII on film 120 Foma Fomapan 400 with mask on format 645 (6x4.5cm) and developed in Foma Fomadon R09. Scan with Canon Canoscan 9950F in original film holder, EXIF information added from ExifNotes via ExifTool Development details on FilmDev
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U.S. Army Capt. Kevin Messamer, a medical operations officer with the Wyoming National Guard’s 84th Civil Support Team (CST), prepares test samples from the mobile laboratory parked at the Wyoming Public Health Laboratory in Cheyenne, Wyoming, May 4, 2020. The 84th CST’s primary mission is to support the Wyoming Public Health Laboratory with testing. The mobile lab is equipped with a rapid diagnostic testing platform that allows for a faster turnaround time for high priority specimens. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Jacqueline Marshall)
The screen next to the stage shows the Gwynfor Coaches logo whiles they were sponsoring the gig for Ukraine which took place at Sioe Mon/Anglesey Showground, there were loads of Welsh bands playing and singing along to show their love for Ukraine! Been an excellent night so far! Was nice to catch up and caught along with my friends and also met a few people there as well who also attended at the concert. 9/04/22
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From up left to down right :
Mystic Dolls Arielle by myself
Depth Dolls Giorria by Le Tama
Okaeri-Tadaima by La Tarte au Citron (Limë)
Brimbelle by Enaibi
Mystic Dolls Lyséria by myself
Otherside Ibyangin by Zun
Noble Dolls Rhubarbe by Asella
Otherside Gingko by Zun
U.S. Army 1st Sgt. Emet Maeda, a native of Coachella, Calif., assigned to the 98th Support Maintenance Company, 17th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, U.S. Army Alaska, conducts known distance marksmanship at Pedneau range on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska, May 31, 2017. The 98th is a modular maintenance company providing field maintenance support on an area basis to units in the form of allied trades support, wheeled vehicle recovery, armament, communications, electronics, special electronic devices, ground support equipment, power generation equipment, utility equipment, and test, measurement, and diagnostic equipment maintenance and quality control. (U.S. Air Force photo by Justin Connaher)