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Ran by the grocery store to pick up an item and spotted this guy in the parking lot. Seemed like a good photo opp and had the camera in the car with me. Emailed him copies of several pics. Really wished I could have gone up there with my camera, how cool would that be?
On rainy days it looks like a wet ride, from above and below, but is probably fun for zipping around in dry weather. The owner said he modified it a year ago. When he drove off it had a throaty roar and he pulled into traffic with skillful confidence.
2004 OMA Nationals race in Ohio. I don't know who the kid is, but I thought that he looked cool. From this picture... you can see all of the rocks that were everywhere at the Ohio race.
My son, Chris, enjoying the snow.
“Stay home. Have fun. Build a snowman. Go sledding with the kids.” --Michael Easley
I just took this picture because I liked the colorful keyboard and clear blue ball input elements. I don't know the application he's using, but I'm guessing it's some sort of HDTV compositing/editing/color correcting software.
One piece "Shortsuit" We received this "hand me down" from a friend. Audrey won't take it off. It has pink buttons all down the front. I feel like I'm hanging around with one of "Charlie's Angels",
I have no idea what type of vehicle this is. but it looks one cool ride.
Reminds me of a pedal car that I had as a child.
Innovative cooling system, or over-the-top aftermarket AC?
Hwy 13 and I-35E, Lilydale, Minnesota, USA
[but, for real, this is maybe one of those Corvair, or maybe even Pinto, conversions I remember hearing about back in the day. who knows]
The two-story log part of this house was built ca. 1830's by James Carothers. His son, Dr Robert Blake Carothers, added the frame addition in the 1870's. Originally located on Mallory Road, it was moved to this site by the City of Brentwood i 1993 to preserve the home from commercial development.
Brentwood Historical Commission
Located in Crockett Park, Brentwood, Williamson County, Tennessee.
The solar-powered autonomous "Cool Robot" roves the world's ice sheets collecting data and mapping crevasses. It is shown here in Greenland.
Photo courtesy of the Cool Robots project group.