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Unique options include the first automobile Highway Hi-Fi 16 2/3 RPM record player and a Chryslermatic 15-jewel, self-winding steering wheel clock by Benrus.
Price - $5,400! 4300 lbs, 354 CI Hemi, dual quads, 280 HP, 126” wheelbase. 13 -18 MPG on a good day, breathing easy at 120 MPH.
Our uniqueness, our individuality, and our life experience molds us into fascinating beings. I hope we can embrace that. I pray we may all challenge ourselves to delve into the deepest resources of our hearts to cultivate an atmosphere of understanding, acceptance, tolerance, and compassion. We are all in this life together.- Linda Thompson
Photo taken at Camiguin Island, Philippines
Traditional music,ambient and traditional food, a very good combination
Taken @KatehMas, Shiraz, Iran
كولتي الصوره مو ذاك الزود ادري
والتفاح معوق بعد ادري
هههه
خلو كل هاي على صوب وخلنا نتكلم عن موضوعنا
انا اليوم حاطتلكم صوره يعني تقدرون تقولون شبه هادفه
المهم
الصوره تقول خلك مميز او يونيك فــ كلشي في حياتك
بس طبعا هالتميز لازم يكون بطريقه ماتخدش الحياء او تتعرض للدين .. إلخ
خلوني أعطيكم مثال ,, من فلكر
انتشرة طريقة التصوير اللي تكون فيها الألوان فاتحه , باهته او مظلمه
او تصوير الأيبودات والقلوب والأكواب والأكسسوارات الشبابيه والمجلات وشخصية سبونج ... إلخ
انا هالستايل فالتصوير أحبه ووايد من صور فيفي بهالستايل
بس صرت ماعرف هاي تصوير من ولا من
الكل صار نفس الستايل
يعني المفرض أن اللي يصور ويحب التصوير
يعتبر فنان
والفنان لازم يكون له طابعه الخاص او نكهته الخاصه فالتصوير
كلامي مو معناته لاتستخدمون هالستايل أو ذاك فالتصوير ,, لا بالعكس التنويع حلو
بس لما تتميز الكل يميزك
وصدقوني شعور التميز حلو =)
I really don't like those rims. They did have black Aventador Roadster rims, but they decided to take them off and put these on.
Port Key West - Key West Harbor - Fall
Key West, Florida U.S.A. - Florida Keys
Virgin Cruise Line - "Valiant Lady" - at the dock - 11/29/24
(leave it to Richard Branson; those long red hanging things
on each state-room balcony...swinging red hammocks! LOL)
----- Opal Key Harbor Resort and Marina (formerly Hilton) -----
----- Cruise-Ship Terminal / Sunset Key Ferry / Opal Marina -----
------ Key West: Far from Normal - Close to Perfect -----
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Florida_keys
"Margaritaville" - Alan Jackson & Jimmy Buffett
www.youtube.com/watch?v=v4XtBiWgXLE
"It's Five-Oclock Somewhere" - Alan Jackson & Jimmy Buffett
www.youtube.com/watch?v=BPCjC543llU
RIP Jimmy Buffett - Passed 9/1/23
My 2024 Key West Slideshow: flic.kr/s/aHBqjBUfUL
This is my tiny tiny girl Jeannie :)
It's difficult to capture her with eyes wide open haha, usually she has a dozy look - bedroom eyes - and this doesn't look very attractive on photographs :)))
If i could just show you with a photo how soft her fur is, you wouldn't believe it, i can tell you, it's enormously soft :D :D
She has a shy but very lovely nature, she's sometimes like a baby, never aggressive, always cuddly and clever, she's the only cat i know able to hug a human being (yes, she really does!!!), she's never begging for food but for love ... unique
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The Black Gray Squirrel came from Canada, specifically from Rondeau Provincial Park, a peninsula in Morpeth, Ontario, that juts into Lake Erie.
The first batch of black squirrels — eight in number — was sent to the National Zoo in 1902 by Thomas W. Gibson, Ontario’s superintendent for parks. Smithsonian secretary Samuel P. Langley, in his report to Congress that year, wrote that the squirrels were accepted “in exchange,” and, indeed, checking Canadian records, the Washington Post discovered that Rondeau Park received an unspecified number of gray squirrels from the Smithsonian.
The black squirrel and the gray squirrel are the same species of squirrel: Sciurus carolinensis, a.k.a. the Eastern gray squirrel, the only difference being a color variation. The black squirrels evince a “melanistic color phase,” the recessive gene for black coloration coming to the fore.
The Canadian squirrels were released in the northwestern part of the zoo, “where they were very much at home,” according to the 1923 Proceedings of the Biological Society of Washington. “They have since been constantly in the Park, especially from the vicinity of Klingle Valley, and they have spread northward to Cleveland Park and nearly to Chevy Chase.”
The zoo also released a second batch of black squirrels, which arrived in May 1906.
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Mistério a parte, a genética às vezes surpreende. Um olho castanho e outro verde...
Genetic sometimes surprises us... One brown and other green eye! Thank you all for your visit...
VelhoJR
October 1992 and Cummins L10 Engined Bombardier (Ireland) Double Deck KD146 is seen on Abbey Street on a 66 to Maynooth County Kildare
Korean Folk Museum
Seoul, South Korea
In 2006 I spent a summer in South Korea teaching English. If you would like to learn more about my experience, check out my post Challenged by Korean Cultural and Social Differences on my blog Batteredsuitcase.net
Explore: April 27, 2009
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“Today you are You, that is truer than true. There is no one alive who is Youer than You.”
Dr. Seuss quotes (American Writer and Cartoonist best known for his collection of children's books. 1904-1991)
Fact of life is that we may come from the same tree but we still end up to be different from one another. No two things are exactly alike.
To get this close, and thus drive my point, I needed to do "big time" crop.
Long Reef Beach
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Unique vineyard and volcanic landscape of Lanzarote. Amazing that grape vines can grow here. This is part of the Bodega La Geria winery
Commentary.
What can be said about Clovelly?
Unique, special, memorable, charming, fantastic.
No description quite suffices,
no image captures all its qualities and ambience.
The path from above winds through broadleaf woods,
clinging on to the cliffs.
Suddenly, rooftops and chimney stacks break the green swathe, like card-board cut-outs in a pop-up book.
Cottages appear, as in a fairy-story in this surreal cleft,
a mini-gorge, a chyne-like cranny.
A cobbled, twisted path wends its way down, in broad steps.
It passes a plethora of old, quaint, gabled, tumbledown cottages festooned with window-boxes, flower-pots and small, neat beds of cultivated, wrought-ironed gardens.
Guesthouse, small hotel accommodation, ice-cream and gift shops proliferate to appease the throngs of summer tourists that brave the steep walk.
Such photogenic qualities belies the hard struggle to survive
that fishermens’ families endured in former centuries.
As with St.Ives in Cornwall, Clovelly now enjoys a world-class
credential in its magical position in relation to the sea,
a place so wonderful, may it never be spoiled.
267/365
What I admire most about other photographers is a Unique Perspective, particularly when someone can add a new angle, twist or their own style to a spot that is so well known or photographed numerous times from the same point of view. In my own work I have tried to avoid taking the “shot” from the typical point of view. I set out this morning with the goal to photograph this tree, one of the most photographed in Knoxville, from a new angle or composition. The challenge was that I knew I had used this tree six times already in this project. I hope that when they are all viewed together they each provide the viewer with a unique perspective of this spot.
This unique, iconic, luxury Lake District Cottage is an 'ideal honeymoon cottage in a location to die for', stunning views of Lake Ullswater and the fells can be viewed whilst relaxing on the balcony of this traditional boathouse or from the bedroom through the patio doors.
Unsurprisingly, the Duke of Portland Boathouse has been voted "the best waterside retreat" by BBC Countryfile Magazine! It's location at the top of Ullswater gives it superb, unparalleled views across this beautiful lake.
One of these things is not like the others...
The American River Bike Trail (Official Name: Jedediah Smith Memorial Trail) is a 23-mile paved trail that meanders along the American River from Sacramento to Folsom.
This summer, as well as the previous few, we have seen multiple devastating fires, exacerbated by the drought, but likely arson or related to the camping of a tenacious population of homeless people.
There's ample overgrowth of dry tinder and weeds to feed these fires. So this year, all along the trail, the Weed Patrol has been set to work on reducing the vegetation. It's a win-win: the sheep get an all-you-can-eat buffet, the undergrowth gets trimmed back, and the users of the trail are delighted to see thousands of sheep and their little lambs. As I ride home in the evenings, it's hard to carry any of the tension from the day when I get to stop and listen to the cacaphony of bleets and bahs.
All of this is under the watchful eyes of their tenders, like this guy, who posed so nicely for me.
Uniquely beautiful carving of the Tennessee rock created by the persistent flow of water makes the new Winding Stair Park in Lafayette a jewel.
Plaxtongeezer gets to grips with a pair of Mercs joined together by a bloody big pair of curtains at First Aberdeens Centenary celebrations in 1998.
Although First Aberdeen took Mercedes Benz chassis in rigid form with Wright and Optare bodywork, this was the only bendy and the only one bodied by Alexander making the bus unique.
It is seen leaving the depot at King Street giving free rides around the Granite City to visitors to the open day.
A very Old and unique brick building on Meriden's North End. behind Britannia Street. I took this photo in September of 2015, while it was still very nice out here, in New England.
September 15, 2015 - PENTAX K-x- TAMRON-FA 28-80mm F3.5-5.6 AL - / 1:36:41 p.m. / - 1/30 sec at f - 7.1 - ISO 100 - Aperture priority - 28 mm-(42 mm).
333/365 Days Project.
This unique 1913-14 Matchless V-twin Brooklands/TT Works Racer, AC 9524, is preserved at the National Motorcycle Museum.
Matchless had enjoyed considerable success using JAP engines with numerous Isle of Man TT wins and podium places between 1907 and 1909 ridden by Charlie and Harry Collier, sons of the company founder Henry Collier.
Despite this success, in 1913 the family switched to engines supplied by the Swiss Motosacoche (meaning engine-in-a bag) factory whose proprietary engines were distributed under the MAG name. These 496cc semi-hemispherical units were advanced and solidly built, but were strictly works specials that were never offered for general sale.
In the 1913 TT two of the new Matchless/MAG V-twin works racers entered by the Collier brothers suffered broken valve gear and a puncture respectively. However, the next month, Harry Collier rode to four wins at the famous Brooklands circuit with a fastest lap of 65.22mph. For 1914 the team was strengthened by the inclusion of Bert Colver who enjoyed considerable success both at home and at various European events.
Originally fitted with an Armstrong 3-speed hub, this was found to be the machines "weak link" as stripped pinions and slippage from gear when applying power were common faults.
The machine was later fitted with the more robust Royal Enfield 3-speed unit. Indeed, there is actually very little "Matchless" making up the machine apart from forks, tank and handle bars. The frame is actually a Royal Enfield design of the kind supplied to Motosoacoche during that period.
Only around half a dozen of these works racers were ever made in the period before WW1 and this is the only surviving example. Restored between 2015-2018 by the National Motorcycle Museum’s chief restorer, Colin Wall, who declared it "the most difficult restoration I have ever attempted”.