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KLFI (Joint Base Langley-Eustis) - 07 MAY 2023
Maj. Kristin Wolfe, commander, F-35A Lightning II Demonstration Team, 388th Fighter Wing, Hill Air Force Base, Utah, begins the impressive F-35A Lightning II Demo on Sunday at the 2023 Air Power Over Hampton Roads airshow with an afterburner takeoff on Runway 26 to showcase the unique aerial capabilities of the most advanced fifth-generation multi-role stealth fighter.
This aircraft is active with the 4th Fighter Squadron at Hill AFB, and was deployed in April 2019 to Al Dhafra Air Base in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
Maj. Wolfe is a former F-22A Raptor pilot, and an operational F-35A pilot assigned to Hill AFB, with more than 900 flying hours including time in the T-6 Texan II and T-38 Talon.
At the time of this photo, there was a high overcast that obscured the sun.
Thinking about changing my orange / trans light blue Nexus Force space base to blue / trans-yellow for Classic Space. I've already built 99% of the base in orange, I just needed to build the large power supply room and the second "T" intersection to finish it, but now I'm not so sure if this would be a better color choice to compliment my modified Benny's SPACESHIP! and support fighter craft. (Benny's ship shown in picture, but the other ships are not.) Oh, and the white plates are actually light grey / bley base-plates in various sizes, with a 1970's crater plate added in a corner.
Overall, around a $200 (US) changeover if done all at once... which it probably won't be done like that.
Any thoughts or suggestions on this are always welcome!
Dear Family:
Dad and I checked out this area yesterday. It is at the base of Rocky
Mountain National Park (RMNP) in the City of Estes Park.
Along with what you see the house has to offer, the area has a shopping and
fun, much like Hayward only 5 times the size. RMNP offers lovely hikes,
children exploration centers, horse back rides for entire families (safe
for little ones). We saw them in the park on actual trails - so it is not
just in circles.
The Elk are visible from a variety of locations and at night, you can go to
watch Elk 'calls' (they make a cool bugle sound).
Having all of us in one house may be an adventure, but it appears to have
plenty of space to take time to yourself.
The lake is not busy - so it is a peaceful quiet setting. We can go to
Grand Lake (10 min up road) if we wish to water ski or more active stuff.
The elevation is about 10K, so you will need to acclimate by drinking water
and not going too nuts the first day (kids to rest and staying hydrated.
To find out more about the area - google, RMNP and surroundings.
I know this is a big trip and big expense for all of you, so please think
about this and let me know as we need to book soon. This is the only week
left in 2016 for July.
Love you all.
Yvonne
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The home is 4,500 square feet and is set up to sleep 20 people on three
levels. The main level consists of a large great room with a wall of
windows overlooking peaceful Shadow Mountain Lake. The kitchen is truly a
chef's delight. Furnished with a 10 foot island and top-of-the-line
appliances including double ovens, a six burner cook top and a sub zero
refrigerator you'll have all you need to prepare wonderful meals for your
family and friends. And while you are preparing your feast, you can watch
all of the activity on the lawn and lake below from two sizable banks of
windows.
The dining room table sits 14 comfortably and a second table in the great
room will sit an additional 6 people. The main floor master suite has a
king-sized bed, bathroom with walk-in shower and large lakefront window
perfect for watching the sunrise from bed.
On the 3rd level there is one master suite with a queen-sized bed, large
interior jetted tub (please note: the home does not have a hot tub),
separate shower and private lakefront deck perfect for lake viewing and
star gazing. Also upstairs are two additional bedrooms with a queen-sized
bed in each. These two bedrooms share a second bathroom with a tub/shower.
On the 3rd level there is also a large loft area overlooking the great room
with amazing lake views, a comfy couch and large desk set up for working
professionals.
The lower level is a walkout with a huge rec room looking out towards the
lake through another long wall of windows. This room has many amenities to
entertain both kids and adults alike. The room currently has a quick-shoot
basketball game, train table, large table for doing crafts or playing
games, and player piano. The room also has a television WITHOUT CABLE.
There is a DVD/VHS player for watching movies.
In addition, the lower level has another king bedroom, two bunk rooms and
another full bathroom, The first bunk room has 3 sets of twin bunk beds and
the second bedroom has 2 sets of queen bunk beds.
This home has a huge wrap around deck on the main level that has a
barbecue, two picnic tables and several rocking chairs to sit and enjoy the
lakefront views. On the lower level there is a huge porch that runs the
width of the house with a third picnic table and a porch swing.
There is a large grassy area on the lakefront perfect for throwing the
ball, Frisbee or just enjoying the amazing views. The house also has its
own private boat dock along with a couple of canoes, kayaks and paddle
boards.
"The richest man in the world couldn't have bought our Antarctic sunset tonight..."
- A. Kumar
Credits: ESA/IPEV/PNRA - A. Kumar
Thats our way to get a well presentation for our minfigures.
There is a standard base for one minfigure wich can be connected with another one. Two bases are connected by the legs of a minifigure in the retral line. So you get two lines of minfigures with a great view of all of them.
More information and pics up: THE BRICK TIME
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Mars Base Camp is Lockheed Martin’s concept for sending humans to Mars in about a decade. Using NASA’s Orion spacecraft as the command deck, the orbiting outpost could give scientists/astronauts the ability to operate rovers and drones on the surface in real time, helping us better understand the Red Planet.
A childhood dream come true: This is the Moon Base I would have loved to have when I was a kid: 9×3 baseplates filled with stations, vehicles and spaceships.
8/20: A walk around (5/6)
For a short while Bowens operated a London base TGD551R a Volvo B58 / Plaxton Viewmaster 3 C53F was operated from the London base
Base Protección Civil VilagarcÃa de Arousa,Pontevedra,Galicia.
Agrupación de Voluntarios y Servicio de Emergencias.
the "colored" bricks will be covered up don't worry aha but i am not able to yet i need to receive my brick link first then back to building(:
- www.kevin-palmer.com - Many colorful wildflowers were blooming at the start of the Heart Mountain Trail. From here it was 4 miles to the summit.
Three Sea King helicopters, based at "HMS Gannet" (Prestwick) made a farewell flight over their operational range this afternoon, which included Edinburgh. Looked like to Sea Kings MK5, red and white, and one Sea King Mk4, green, "the junglie". Much updated, these are basically very old helicopters, and have been replaced by moden civilian operation, run by Bristow Helicopers, still based at Prestwick, and taking over some of the old personnel.
They flew down Princes Street from west to east, circled Arthur's Seat, passed over the Castle, and went on their way. The two MK5 Sea Kings flew close together as a pair, the Junglie moved around them at a distance, my guess is providing photo coverage.
Photographed from the top of the Scott Monument using a Minolta 80-200m f2.8. The top landing is pretty cramped with barely enough room for two people to squeeze past each other, so I shot handheld.
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2012 Open House and Air Show, JB MDL (Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst) United States Air Force Base, New Jersey
Panning back a bit, the storm looked pretty cold and its wall cloud was continually getting undercut by outflow. In spite of that it was still a pretty impressive storm given the day's modest dynamics. The cloud bases were extremely low by Alberta standards, owing to the highly moist air mass (the past few weeks had been quite rainy).
The Perrine Memorial Bridge spans the majestic Snake River Canyon on the northern edge of Twin Falls, ID. The bridge is 1,500 feet long, with a deck height of 486 feet above the Snake River. It is the eighth highest bridge in the United States.
BASE jumpers enjoy the Perrine Bridge year-round as the launching point for parachuting to the canyon floor below. BASE is an acronym which stands for Building, Antenna, Span and Earth. These four categories relate to the types of exit points most typically used by BASE jumpers. Jumping off the bridge is incredible, but I was more impressed that after a jump, the jumpers would climb, up and up and up, from the river to the bridge deck to jump again and again.
Additional Information & Map:
Leyland Nationals belonging to Dart Buses, Paisley were to be seen in quantity when I visited their home town on November 19th 1998. Seen here working route 9 to Hawkhead Estate is N21 (RJI 5343). This Leyland National 10351A/2R was new as a dual doored bus with London Transport as their LS71 (OJD 871R). Note the dual purpose seating which had been fitted latterly, possibly whilst it was with Eden Bus Services, West Auckland.
YOKOTA AIR BASE, Japan (Mar. 29, 2017) - A C-130J Super Hercules approaches Yokota Air Base. This is the second C-130J delivered from Lockheed Martin, less than a month after the first was delivered March 6th. Yokota serves as the primary Western Pacific airlift hub for U.S. Air Force peacetime and contingency operations. Missions included tactical air land, airdrop, aeromedical evacuation, special operations and distinguished visitor airlift. (U.S. Air Force photo by Yasuo Osakabe) 170329-F-PM645-418
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This is the base image for "Tidal Pull" prior to adding in all the distortion filters (Zig-Zag, Twirl, etc.). Using an 8-second exposure, I moved physically moved the dodecahedron closer to the lens every two second (two seconds stationary, two seconds move, rest two second, move two seconds) to create the light explosion and light trail effect in camera.
I did use Topaz Adjust's Psychodelic filter to brighten up the image.
Mama 645, Ilford HP5 Film
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