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Because I was already arrived with Photo 679 in the Far East I will continue with a serie of photo’s that has been taken after WWII on different airfields of the armed forces in the Dutch East Indies (NEI). Dispicted are several aircraft dumpsite’s as where present till the mid 50’s when the remaining aircrafts where scrapped and sold as old iron to the higest bidder.
Unfortunateley I dont have the gift to investigate wat you can see in this photo’s so this is my best trial. No induvidual aircraft can be seen all B24J's
Photo’s are taken by a family member of Jan Wullink during that period in service than by the Dutch militairy Intelservice and probably visiting with his privat camera this dumpsites.
Because of the great fire wall of Chinese policy, it's so hard to cross the limit to visit flickr, so I could not reply my dear friends, I'm so sorry about that and please forgive me,thank you so much and hope my friends can still hit on me！由于中国网络原因，访问flickr很困难，速度很慢，所有暂时没有办法一一回应各位好友，请朋友们见谅！还请各位好友继续关注我！
My pro account is out of time，thank you my friends here for supporting me what a long time！！May I have a pleasure to receive a pro gift from you？我的pro账号到期了，感谢朋友们长期以来的热心支持！！有好心人能赞助一个pro账号给我吗，在此先表感谢！！
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Because I only had one full day in New York I took back to back Hop On Hop Off Buses. Some of the images are not very good as the bus would go over bumps etc,.I have kept them in as memorises of the day. I only got off the bus once so most of the photos were taken as we were travelling along. Sadly I just didn't have time to have a good walk around.
I woke to a lovely sunny day and not too cold with around 16c. As the day went on it clouded over a bit and cooled down. November 7, 2018 USA.
SET 5 – Horn Lake Target, Post-Remodel
The faux woodgrain flooring returns in the women’s beauty department, which is the very first thing located along the front wall next to the checkouts (you can see the red lines hanging from the ceiling in the left-hand background). The circular ring lights from electronics are repeated up here as well, along with a lot of track lighting; the shelves, too, are unique, appearing to be a shorter, slimmer variety than the fixtures in most departments (although that makes sense for small products like cosmetics).
(c) 2025 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)
Because the weather was really fine and sunny, I decided to take a 5 minute climb up Signal Hill to see if I could photograph MS Legend of the Seas berthed at Main Wharf 7.
From this angle, the cruise ship is indeed taller than the port warehouse just next to it. The sea was really blue too. One interesting thing I noticed about Legend of the Seas is the rock climbing wall at the back part. A group of tourists were at Signal Hill too, and some of them took photos of this cruise ship.
because, just like logan said in season 2, they' re epic. and logan may be not the perfect boyfriend but, boy, he really knows how to gave a speech, so i'll make his words mine: www.youtube.com/watch?
v=AsoGjORfIUc
p.s.: i love this show and this couple so much, so i wish i could work on a better drawing :( this crowd in the background looks so crappy that makes me sad.
p.p.s.: i love the fact that logan & veronica name initials makes the word "love".
p.s. Who goes to the LIBRARY for FUN? Moreover, who takes PICTURES at the library, OF the library? Yes, that would be I - guilty on both accounts. SUCH a NERD, it's unbelievable. You know you want to see library pictures, though. They're coming sometime later.
ALSO: I didn't even have to crop this shot. It came out exactly like this, because I'm slightly inept at photographing myself.
Because What Happens at Dragon*Con Stays at Dragon*Con.
...except when it gets plastered all over the internet, of course.
The A55 Cambridge Mark II, known as the first "Farina" model because of its Pininfarina design, was produced from 1959 through to 1961. It was a rebadged Morris Oxford and retained the 1.5 L B-Series engine, now with an SU carburettor, and producing 55 bhp (41 kW) at 4350 rpm.
The interior had individual leather trimmed seats in front spaced closely together to allow a central passenger to be carried. The gear change was either on the column or floor mounted and the handbrake lever between the driver's seat and the door. Other improvements highlighted at the time included an enlarged luggage compartment with counterbalanced lid and increased elbow width on both front and rear seats. A heater could be fitted as an optional extra.
A "Countryman" estate model appeared in 1960. Austin Cambridge Estates were called "Countryman". (Morris Oxford Estates were called "Traveller".) A55 Mark II and A60 Estates were identical from the windscreen back; the later models never got the reduced rear fins and modified rear lights of the A60 saloons.
The engineering of the car was conventional with coil sprung independent front suspension and a live axle at the rear with semi elliptic leaf springs. The braking used a Girling system with 9 in (229 mm) drums all round.
Just under 150,000 were built in total.
A MkII A55 was tested by The Motor magazine in 1959 had a top speed of 75.5 mph (121.5 km/h) and could accelerate from 0–60 mph (97 km/h) in 24.5 seconds. A fuel consumption of 31.0 miles per imperial gallon (9.11 L/100 km; 25.8 mpg-US) was recorded. The test car cost £878 including taxes of £293.
(Wikipedia)
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1959 wurde der Austin A55 Cambridge Mark II angeboten. Er hatte eine neue, gegenüber dem Vorgänger deutlich vergrößerte Karosserie in Trapezform mit Heckflossen. Pininfarina in Italien hatte sie entworfen. Mit der gleichen Karosserie und Technik wurde auch der Morris Oxford angeboten. Ganz ähnliche Karosserien wurden auch bei den zeitgenössischen Peugeot 404 und Fiat 2100 verwendet.
Neben der viertürigen Limousine gab es nun auch einen fünftürigen Kombi. (Estate).
Die Motorleistung war durch Einsatz eines SU-Vergasers (anstatt des bisherigen Zenith-Exemplars) auf 55 bhp (40 kW) angehoben worden.
1961 erschien der Nachfolger Austin A60 mit gleicher Karosserie, aber einem stärkeren Motor.
(Wikipedia)
Hes not called Ash because of his last name. Its because all he leaves behind in his wake of rage is a pile of smoldering ash. Skilled in the use of explosives and firearms. Pretty much anything that goes boom!
Because of the poor visibility and particulate matter in the water this is not a very good photo, but it does show the diversity of life you can encounter while snorkeling in shallow water along Indian Key's shoreline.
especially when you only slept 3 hours.
I was feeling so terrible in my stomach this morning since hubby and I are night owls but we had to take his mom to the airport this morning for her morning flight back home.
Hopefully I can recover back to normal in the next few days.
Because of Flickr's 10MiB limitation the uploaded picture is only one fourth of the original panorama.
You can explore the panorama in its maximum resolution using the google maps interface (javascript) or with zoomify (flash).
I had to build one of these extra large panorama as an exercize before leaving for vacation (where I hope to shoot more appealing stuff).
This was shot as 78 pictures (3 rows of 26) and stitched with autopano-sift, hugin, and enblend. (EXIF data from the first picture.)
The original panorama is 34704x6251 pixels. That's nearly 217 megapixels.
The uncompressed image file is 620MiB, the size of a CDROM.
PS: Yes, I've noticed there is dust on my sensor.
PPS: Can you find the guy peeing on a wall?
PPPS: Thanks to Seb for all the links.
37611 leads 1Z07 out of Polmont with a spirited departure from a booked stop at Polmont heading for Polmadie before continuing down to Carlisle via the GSW on the Branch Line society's because We Can 4 tour which mainly stayed around the lowlands and the very north of England
Keep drinking coffee, stare me down across the table
While I look outside
So many things I’d say if only I were able
But I just keep quiet and count the cars that pass by
You’ve got opinions, man
We’re all entitled to ‘em, but I never asked
So let me thank you for your time, and try not to waste anymore of mine
And get out of here fast
I hate to break it to you babe, but I’m not drowning
There’s no one here to save
Who cares if you disagree?
You are not me
Who made you king of anything?
So you dare tell me who to be?
Who died and made you king of anything?
You sound so innocent, all full of good intent
Swear you know best
But you expect me to jump up on board with you
And ride off into your delusional sunset
I’m not the one who’s lost with no direction
But you’ll never see
You’re so busy making maps with my name on them in all caps
You got the talking down, just not the listening
And who cares if you disagree?
You are not me
Who made you king of anything?
So you dare tell me who to be?
Who died and made you king of anything?
All my life I’ve tried to make everybody happy
While I just hurt and hide
Waiting for someone to tell me it’s my turn to decide
Who cares if you disagree?
You are not me
Who made you king of anything?
So you dare tell me who to be?
Who died and made you king of anything?
Who cares if you disagree?
You are not me
Who made you king of anything?
So you dare tell me who to be?
Who died and made you king of anything?
Let me hold your crown, babe.
Sara Bareilles
King of Anything
Sometimes, sometimes the wind fills your feathers.
Your blood runs hot in the cold winter air.
And, just because you can, you do a 180 º roll and drop into a loop.
The two year old bald eagle and I laughed together in the gusting wind.
If the video loading is slow for you, please go to docellensjourney.com/2016/01/10/just-because/
Because the Penske PC26 wishbones had been chrome plated we had to re-manufacture them. The shock absorbers are original to the car but were not present. The clevises were reproduced as were a good number of other components - all were made using period techniques. www.dtperformanceltd.co.uk
This bird gets its name because its beak resembles a clog (a Dutch shoe).
It feeds on fish and uses a "standing and wait" approach. The bird breeds in the dry spells and builds its nest that is constructed on a floating platform of vegetation, surrounded by water. This species is in decline due to habitat destruction; hunting; disturbance and illegal trade.
Found in Sudan and Ethiopia to Zaire and Zambia.
Diet - mainly fish
D7H_20140125_8699 edtcrop flickr
For the wdydwyd? (why do you do what you do?) pool, part of a large-scale and wonderfully revealing project by Tony Deifell.
BECAUSE I SEE, I take pictures.
More specifically: Because since birth I have seen everything in two dimensions (using only one eye), I love photography and all forms of art that involve a flat surface. Or at least that's the explanation that makes the most sense to me! I have never minded having no depth perception -- it's just the way it's always been, and I believe it has defined me and perhaps even given me certain advantages.
It's why I do what I do!
City of London Bishopsgate Emergency Response Incident with Rescue Vehicle and Metropolitan Police Road Closure Because of Motorcycle Accident
Our dolls are best friends :]
I'm not putting my username on these in case Jackie (dayandnight000) wants to use them because she took some of the pictures and Sirenna is her doll.
Our rear living room window, now repainted, from the inside. The only true single-pane window left in the house; this one would be over $1000 to replace thanks to government building codes requiring much more expensive tempered glass to be used, because this window is over stairs and could hurt someone on the stairs when it breaks. So government safety regulations actually made it so expensive to replace that we changed our mind and didn't -- actually making things less safe and less energy efficient. This is how government regulation often has the opposite effect, and are not a magic silver bullet that solves all societal problems. A non-tempered $500 would be safer than these loose panes! But no! Big Brother won't let me get that. So instead it's technically way more dangerous, as any pane could fall out once the glazing compound dries out.
Oops, painted this window shut too.
Sacrificial boards are used a lot in my house. I guess it's an "old wood window thing". I paid a good $5+ for another piece of crown moulding to put over the sill. The idea is that the sacrificial wood rots before the actual sill, much like sacrificial anodes on boats. In this window's case, the old sacrificial board was so rotten you could rip it off the nails and into pieces with your pinky finger. The sill itself was rotted out too. I spent a week or two building it up with successive layers of Elmer's wood filler. It kept raining on my wood filler and I'd have to start over! Eventually, though, it was built up enough to be flat enough to nail a NEW sacrificial board to. Hopefully this is the last paint job this sill will ever need. At some point in the future when we have more disposable income, we'll replace this window. (We need about $5,000 in new windows, so it's going to be awhile...)
And no, we didn't use edgers. We just got paint on the glass. BFD. I'm not focused on the window when I'm looking out of it. That stuff could be razor-bladed off if we cared enough. But what's the point? This window will likely be replaced someday. If we really wanted to, we could fix this with a scraper and a ladder. It would take at least 30 minutes (20 scraping, 10 ladder setup), and require 2 people (Carolyn as the ladder stabilizer, me as the elbow grease). Don't care enough to do that.
house maintenance, kudzu, living room window, sacrificial board.
upstairs, Clint and Carolyn's house, Alexandria, Virginia.
October 14, 2011.
... Read my blog at ClintJCL.wordpress.com
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BACKSTORY: So our homeowners insurance (Farmers) got dropped due to having peeling paint on our window sills (among other things). Weak. It was a LOT of work AND money for us to repaint all our sills. Wood windows SUCK!! Modern vinyl windows are MAINTANENCE-FREE!! Wood windows... You gotta re-glaze the panes when they fall out, and then the wood itself is always going to slowly rot away. We already had our cats knock a pane out, so we already had glazing compound for pane repairs. This came in handy when we painted our various window sills, as some also needed glazing compound.
It was quite a pain because it cost so much money and had our living room in disarray for so many months, and the whole insurance basis for the situation was pretty bullshitty in the first place. We're not going to make a property damage claim due to moisture that occurs because our windows let in moisture because their paint was peeling! Ridiculous... Is paint really all that's holding us back from having property damage through our windows? I DON'T THINK SO, as no moisture was getting in prior to repainting. Just total hassling from Farmers *AND* Progressive Insurance. NationWide, however, appears to finally be on my side.