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A group of friends and myself went out for a fun photoshoot. Things weren't materializing the way we wanted, so we just started goofing around.
You can see where an ember came loose and bounced across the dock on the lower right.
After touching down this guy seriously bounced and floated another 100 yards or so before planting back down.
Golden Gallery tops The Dome of St. Paul Cathedral. It takes 528 steps
to climb up and look back at were this snap has been taken. Good luck.
The Golden Gallery
The Golden Gallery is the smallest of the galleries and runs around the highest point of the outer dome, 280ft (85.4 metres) Visitors that climb the 528 steps to this gallery will be treated to panoramic views of London that take in the River Thames, Tate Modern and Shakespeare's Globe Theatre.
After the bungee jumper leaps, the cord repeatedly stretches and contracts. As a result, the jumper bounces up and down -- but also swings back and forth. The water below is the Waikato River. Taupo Bungy is located in Taupo, New Zealand.
Their father bounces them on the tramp in our backyard.Their father bounces them on the tramp in our backyard.
Was another accolade bestowed upon the Skoda Estelle. Notice the cooling grille on the rear panel above and parallel to the rear bumper.
There was a slight design fault associated with this grille, as behind this and slightly above it lived the distributor. If it was a wet day and the wind was blowing towards the rear of the car, the distributor could get wet, then the wretched thing would not start. However a quick burst with a can of WD40, would restore normality again.
If I was on early turn (I was working in Doncaster Control then) I used to park the car with its rear end up against the garage door, to ensure this did not happen.
My overall impression of the Skoda Estelle was that it was a competent no frills way of getting around. It had few faults and did most things satisfactorily. During the time I had it, I remember it as reliable and did what was required of it without any dramas.
These days the kids don't just slide down the slope, they bounce and tumble their way down. Too bad I cannot stay long enough to see if there's any kid who did not manage to keep his/her lunch down.