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VT tôi đến đây êh êh ồh êh êh ồh êh êh êh ồh heyssssssssssssss =))))))))
Vừa mới đi VT về thì bh cb đi VT tiếp và qa giữa hay cuối t7 đi tiếp =))))))))))
Sao năm nay tui đi VT nhìu thế kg biết @@
Năm trước thì lết đi 4 phương =))
Năm trước là kéo vali ra khỏi nhà qài lun á =))
Về đc 1t 2t là đi chơi :|
Còn năm nay chỉ đi VT gòi ở nhà ăn ngủ =))
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Fav nhé ♥
Air India 184 gets ready to taxi, bound for New Delhi. Air India usually flies a 777-200LR to San Francisco, and on occasion, will sub a 777-300ER on the route.
VT 650 427 von agilis ist gerade auf dem Weg von Ebermannstadt nach Forchheim und wird gleich in Gosberg einfahren. Im Hintergrund thront das Walberla. Gosberg, 01.11.2016
Schienenbus VTG 98 des "Bayerischen Localbahnvereins" war am 1. Dezember 2018 bei Übersee in Richtung Traunstein unterwegs.
3 June 2017 @ 10:30
VT 390135 'City of Lancaster' is seen at Warrington Bank Quay, working the 9S47 London Euston (07:43) to Glasgow Central (13:15).
© Brandon Jones 2017 All rights reserved
Canon VT with the lovely (and talented) Canon 50/1.8 LTM (Leica Thread Mount) lens. The VT, introduced in 1956, was an interesting transitional model with some nifty original features and the unusual built-in triggerwinder on the bottom. My first interchangeable-lens Canon rangefinder. Another view here.
This was an eBay bargain, a rare impulse buy for me. The camera and lens together were about the price of either item alone. I figured if either one worked then I'd be doing ok.
The camera turned out to be in perfect working order, though clearly well used. Unfortunately the lens had some oil on one of the internal elements. I disassembled it with the help of some tips found on rangefinderforum.com, cleaned off the haze, and crossed my fingers. The results look pretty good, so I'm happy.
Taken using a Pentax Super-Takumar 55/f2 lens.
VT-IFR - Airbus A320-232.
IndiGo.
Singapore Changi Airport (WSSS/SIN).
28APR2021.
Photo: Bruno Proence Alves.
Obs: 6E9022 departing Changi for Chennai (VOMM/NAA).
Scheduled out at 17:15 but did not depart Glasgow airport until 19:05. Bound for Mumbai (BOM) as AI1132 / AIC1132
Believed to have been in for Bollywood filming in Scotland.
The trend that shaped the automotive industry of the 23rd century was that of consolidation - the world could not afford having numerous car factories being run around the globe and shut down once a model went out of production. Instead, immense facilities that massively benefitted from economies of scale were being built in areas where strong links of deep sea and rail infrastructure provided connection with the major markets.
Because of this, every successful or failed model of any major company left a lasting impact in the media and on automaker's reputation. In 2210 Velocitech have rolled out their Vulcan Mezzanotte - a right car that came at the wrong time. Shortly after the capacity at the VT plant has been allocated, the global economy began to experience a noticeable recession with reduced borrowing happening across the globe. Luckily, it turned out to be short-term and not at all impactful, yet the media did its job when it came to exaggerating the seriousness of the situation. Mezzanotte was marketed as a higher-than-average class luxurious coupe, and apparently there was no space for such a model at that day's world.
Obviously, the target audience didn't care much about how Mezzanotte fit in with all the recent events, but the public opinion was more than ever driven by the uneducated masses, resulting in the very targeted customers eventually turning away from this luxurious coupe. Later on, a number of famous car enthusiasts have praised this model for its decent performance and a level of comfort that was hard to top - but it hardly made any difference, because a thing of the past was anything but interesting to the modern public. Another factor that majorly contributed to this model going unnoticed were stubborn car dealers, who didn't seem to want to give the lower-paid segment of population a chance to own a higher-class piece of automotive engineering - probably because they refused to believe there was sufficient positive publicity to justify such a move on a larger scale.