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Brief spring trip to Minnesota to see friends. All of these were taking on, of, and below the Hennepin Avenue Bridge in downtown Minneapolis.
Minolta SR-T202, Rokkor 58mm f1.4, Ilford Delta 3200 pushed to 6400, Tiffen Red 25 and ND filters.
Hopefully this 5/16 bolt will last a little longer.
By the way, the first one was quite easy to drill. The /second/ one broke 3 drill bits, which were each in turn lodged inside the bolt in a very very troublesome way.
iPhone 3 4 5 5s 6 6s 7 7s Plus Cable Charger Power Adapter Tempered Glass Samsung Galaxy S3 S4 S5 S6 S7 S8 Plus Edge Note 2 3 4 5 6
Heritage Area Walking Tour beginning at 1:30pm at the Cable Building National Historic Site, Every Thursday. Includes the Cable Building, including the "Road to Yesterday" museum, and Christopher Pratt Gallery. Continuing to the Cable Avenue Municipal Heritage Area, Victoria LOL#3 Museum and Playhouse, SUF Lodge #82. the site of the Fish Plants, and back to the Cable Building. Contact: Lois Dawe, lois.dawe@bayroberts.com, 683-6377
Holdin' Ground Festival
Bay Roberts, Newfoundland and Labrador
No, that was not a false focus. I purposefully focused on the window than on the car, just to see how it comes, and liked the idea. And there goes a couple of other pics in the same lines as well
Because of the kickstand plate and the bulk of the kickstand possibly interfering with the cable routing below the chain stays, the rear derailleur cable will run along the top on this one.
I’ve walked down Richmond Road many times, but can’t remember seeing this “sinking” cable marker outside the former police station before. All that is visible now is “-P Co” and “-les”.
Tanto para iPad, como para iPhone y iPod, el cable cargador que viene con tu aparatito, lo tenemos ahora + largo y de colores! Una forma muy geek de que cada uno tenga el suyo y no liarse! El cable del trabajo, el cable de casa, el cable del coche... En cuatro llamativos colores, dejemos el blanco de lado un ratillo no?! Verde, Rosa, Amarillo y Violeta
The world's largest ship designed to lay fibre optic cable.
In April 2011 she berthed at the Cammel Laird Shipyard, Birkenhead.
The bridge was opened by Queen Elizabeth II on 30 October 1991. The total cost of construction was £120 million (£211 million in 2016), including £30 million (£49 million in 2016) for the approach roads.
The proposed name had been simply the Dartford Bridge, but Thurrock residents objected and suggested the Tilbury Bridge, leading to a compromise. At the time of opening, it had the longest cable-stayed span of any bridge in Europe. It is the only bridge across the Thames downstream of Central London to be opened since Tower Bridge in 1894.