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Sega 007 James Bond GoldenEye Pinball Machine
Goldeneye was Sega's first pinball effort in 1996. The theme is licensed from the James Bond movie Goldeneye, the first which features Pierce Brosnan as 007.
The major toy in this game is a rotating Satellite with a magnet in its center capable of catching and holding a pinball. The player can load the Satellite via a Pop-Up Ramp which rises up from the playfield. The machine also has a Ball Saver, which consists of a magnet system which catches and flings the ball away from the outhole and back into play.
CN6_0402. Taken in the wild at Chobe, Botswana!
I have not edited the photo except for a small crop. I will upload same later after making some adjustments to the lower part of the photo. First photo of my trip to Chobe, Botswana.
Camera: Nikon D700
Lens: 600 F4.0 lens.
F 4
ISO: 1000
Shutter speed: 5000.
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Back Tor, Derwent Edge, Peak District, UK
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Looking towards Lost Lad from Back Tor on Derwent Edge at sunset on Sunday. It was snow as far as the eye could see. Unfortunately it's due to warm up by the weekend just as I'm able to get back out.
Kara the Kickboxer practices her Back Kick.
She's become my favorite minifig from Series 16 but she's quite hyperactive :-) I can't seem to get her away from that punching bag :-)
The story behind this illustration began some years ago, when the russian cosmonauts at the MIR spaceship were in troubles to get back home. I imagined them returning after some time and finding that on Earth, things had changed.
A look back to 2014 when Chiltern's 960014 was hired in for route learning up and down the Sutton Park line, seen here arriving into Coleshill Parkway before reversing and heading back to Walsall.
I chose the title for this shot for two reasons: one, this beautiful tiny pond sits on the property of a preschool called Back To Basics Childcare in Lebanon, Maine and two, because as I was pondering poetic words for this photo, I realized that the serenity in the image reminds me that sometimes we just have to get "back to the basics" of life; air, water, breathing -- to achieve harmony in our lives.
I posted a shot of this fox yesterday and now it’s back again today. Obviously it likes the neighbor’s backyard. Probably watching for rabbits, which we have several.
He's been here for a few days - but for the first time it was warm enough for him to relax in the sun :-))
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"Back to School"
" دعواتكم لاتنسونا عاد اخر سنه لي وبالتوفيق للجميع انشالله"
After the recent round of back-to-back rainy days, our climbing rose started blooming again. This second round, after its Spring Fling, was to be expected, as it usually blooms off and on throughout the year, and will do so until this fall.
The blooms may not be a large as the ones in spring, but they are still just as pretty, and still just as difficult to reach since most of them can only be viewed from our kitchen window or from the second story sunroom windows.
Hanging out the windows to grab some shots just comes with the territory. I blame it on Flickr. LOL!
Brighton Pier, out of season.
Autumn and Winter are peak times to view the Murmuration of Starlings, that congregate below deck.
Unfortunately this time we had to leg it back home before they appeared.
The modern towers of the Back Bay seem to grow out of the old brick city of Boston, Massachusetts, USA.
Las modernas torres de Back Bay parecen surgir de la antigua ciudad de ladrillos de Boston, Massachusetts, EEUU.
A short walk at -15C doesn’t faze Instax Wide camera and film. Exposed film put in fleece lined pocket that was thoroughly emptied of dog biscuit crumbs.
And then life sends you back to bed, to dreamland,
while outside, the starfish drift through the channel,
with smiles on their starry faces as they head
out to deep water, to the far and boundless sea.
- from Eleanor Lerman's Starfish
After quite a long break I finally got back to Flickr.
I am happy to upload all the photos I shot during the break in the following days.
Happy Easter to you all.
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