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My best layman's guess: This Biltmore Estate statue is of Ampelos, a Hamadryad nymph who was the daughter of Hamadryas. This type of wood nymph, Ampelose (plural), were bonded to vines and flowering bryonia. That is why I think there are a string of flowers on her hip and another in her hair.
It looks as if her right arm is off being repaired. I hope. As I recall, I came across this statue around the south terrace of Biltmore Estate.
Some say this photos shows Jaime stopping the car just in time to save Oscar. Others think she getting in the car to finish the job.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=xoOHnX0K47U
BIONIC FESTIVAL 2022
MADRID - TEATROS DEL CANAL
Photo by Eva San Juan
Kenner Steve and Jaime 3 inch figures. Both molded to ride a vehicle. A motorcycle for Jaime and a rocket sled thing for Steve (as I recall). Bigfoot was made too, but I don't have him (sadly).
Finding new shoe styles that fit Jaime's... shall we say, "delicate" feet is no easy task. But these may work.
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October 2024: OSI agent Jaime Sommers goes undercover at a strange coven of Fembot witches in Salem Mass.
HELP - I've already checked ebay, but not quite sure I want to shell out $100+ dollars for a decent Bionic Woman doll, so thought I'd ask my Flickr friends if they or someone they know might have one for adoption (sale)?
Really want one with the nicer face screening, as seen on the right in Tornadowitch's photo here:
www.flickr.com/photos/tornadowitch/4917265262/in/faves-ma...
Please email me directly:
mylifeinplastic@gmail.com
Thank you,
Michael W.
Updating my Flickr with Bionic Lego custom models. This is Steve Austin's villa. The model is based on the Big Jim Kung Fu club from the same era. Now instead of being a place for training it's a place for fun with the best 70's technology.
In the early 1970s the toy manufacturer Kenner produced a line of action figures based on the adventures of astronaut Steve Austin on the The Six Million Dollar Man TV series. I've had this action figure and rocket since I was a boy.
But don't be fooled! He may look like the actor Lee Majors, but this is not Steve Austin at all!
Want to see who this really is?
Submitted to the Flickr group 7 Days of Shooting.
The BIONIC program on the campus of Eastern Illinois University in Charleston, Illinois on June 7, 2021. (Jay Grabiec)
This is my first technologically advanced bodily implant designed to improve physical performance. I am now well on my way to becoming a bio-mechanical cyborg.