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Looking like no other Alpine you are ever likely to see on the roads is the Vision Gran Turismo concept car built in conjunction with the famous video game series. Not intended to be anything other than a showcase for this resurrected Renault owned brand its single cockpit design looks as though it belongs on the salt flats of Bonneville! Extreme styling which has been replicated very well in miniature thanks to no other than Majorette.
Part of their Gran Turismo range and sold here in a five vehicle set bought recently from TK Maxx. Mint and boxed.
Au mur du square Henri Karcher, rue des Pyrénées (Paris 20ème) jusqu'au 7 mai 2018.
Réalisation en partenariat avec l'association Artazoï.
Came across this Honda Vision 50 at a Horse show yesterday. This takes me back in time to 20 years ago or more, when all the girls locally seemed to ride these, they were really popular, really suprised to see this one, it must have been stored in someones shed for years I guess.
Vision Bus Alexander Dennis E20D / Enviro 200 YX13 EHF , passing through Bury town centre operating service 512, 12/11/22
Vision Art album in 9x12 horizontal size. From a San Francisco wedding at St. Ignatius Catholic Church and the Cliff House restaurant.
18/365 - PROJECT 365
"Vision"
Vision is the art of seeing what is invisible to others. Enjoy the 18th.
1995 by plate (from Santander (Cantabria)) , so I guess it's correct, I loved spotting this, it can be considered as a rare vehicle here in Europe or at least in Spain, sold as the Eagle Vision in America they badged it as Chrysler for it to be sold in here, I really like its design and size.
Following a distance vision test and on passing the pin-hole test (if required), Odetha continues the vision assessment process with a near vision test. A smaller version of the 'tumbling E' chart is used. If a person reads to line 6 or less in both eyes then they need reading glasses.
Revolutionary new adjustable specs invented in Britain will help bring 20/20 vision to hundreds of thousands of people in the world’s poorest countries.
UK charity Vision For A Nation has tested two new ‘adjustable lense’ glasses, developed by an Oxford firm, alongside traditional spectacles and eye tests. The glasses have fluid-filled lenses for which the focus can be adjusted by turning a dial, meaning there is no need for opticians or costly prescription glasses.
The UK’s Department for International Development has invested £250,000 in Vision For A Nation to scale up the project across Rwanda, helping the charity to deliver the new adjustable specs as well as thousands of regular glasses to those in need. The country has a population of 10 million people but just 14 eye doctors, leaving hundreds of thousands of people with entirely preventable poor eyesight.
Picture: Vision for a Nation
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