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Great to see these cars driven hard and not doing glorified parade laps around the track.
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Prior to the creation of Lincoln County, the Mescalero Apache occupied this region. They were confined to a reservation near Fort Stanton in 1873 and to their present reservation, only partly in Lincoln County, in 1883. Much of the commerce of late-19th century Lincoln County consisted of government contracts to provide food and other commodities to the Mescalero and to the soldiers at Fort Stanton. Hispanics from northern New Mexico began moving into the region in the 1850s.
Lincoln County was named in honor of President Abraham Lincoln. The county was created in 1869 when Soccoro County was divided into two with Lincoln county in the east. At the time, it was the largest county in area in the United States. The county boundaries were often modified and reduced until 1909 when the present-day boundaries were established.
In the late 1870s, the Lincoln County War began between ranchers and the owners of the county's largest general store. William Bonney, better known as Billy the Kid, became involved on the side of the ranchers after his friend and employer was killed. In the end, Bonney killed the county sheriff, a deputy, and the deputy that killed his friend. Several other people were slain in the conflict, which included the other leader of the rancher faction. His death ended the conflict. In 1878, the new territorial governor, retired Union General Lew Wallace, offered amnesty to the combatants to bring a long-lasting truce between the factions.
This is another interesting old home in Lincoln, New Mexico. If you have never driven through LIncoln you will really enjoy the trip!
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Ghost Recon Wildlands : NVIDIA Custom Resolution @ In-game Photo Mode (freecam, fov, tod, timestop and filters)
Here’s an eight (portrait) image panorama of a small, dilapidated Cape Dutch cottage… a few kilometers from my farm in the Little Karoo.
Although this place is just a stone’s-throw away from my own Cape Dutch cottage… and although I’ve driven past it at least 400 times over the past ten years… would you believe that I have never actually photographed it before!? I decided to change all that on Sunday morning though… I set my alarm clock to wake up in time for sunrise… to capture this cottage in the best possible light. I couldn’t have asked for better conditions!! :)
Nikon D300, Sigma 18-200mm at 52mm, aperture of f16, with a 1/80th second exposure.
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Okay... Would someone call Air Traffic Control. The airplane traffic is the only thing taking away from this photo. Perhaps I'll go back into the individual shots later and remove this annoying detail. Loved the shooting location though.
We had driven all day in blinding whiteout conditions on roads of deep slick snow and black ice.we rounded a curve , the blinding snow was gone and the sun was setting and the day was growing dark.Hubby stopped the truck in safe placed .I jumped out and snapped a few shots.As I jumped down out of truck I was standing in knee deep snow on the edge of the road ...But I got a great few shots of magic ..and very wet cold feet ....
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Driven by what looked to Grinelda like a supernatural intelligence, Luna busied herself, twisting dials here and adjusting settings there. An hour later she paused and breathed a sigh of relief.
“It’s done!” she said.
“You are truly amazing.” replied Grinelda.
Far above them, the lights of Moon City stabilised, the wild sparks subsided, and everything returned to normal.
“And now, I do believe it’s time to celebrate,” continued Grinelda.
“What would you like to do?” asked Luna.
“Let’s go on a shopping spree!”
Luna laughed, relieved that the emergency was over and grateful for the chance to unwind. "That sounds like a great idea!" she said.
Grinelda led Luna out of the control room and into the narrow side streets.
“Everything looks so much cosier now the lights are back.” said Luna.
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Hud driven animations. Lots of pews. At the Warehouse Event now!
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Wide angle winter seascape featuring a colourful sunset. Interesting snow texture on the ice leads the eye through the image.
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It was a pleasure to spot this Datsun being driven by its elderly owner (who has owned it from new) in SW London traffic. It looked absolutely mint, with no rust, also with it still retaining the supplying dealer numberplates and window stickers. Eagle eyed viewers will notice that it has a wonderfully 80s ‘P&O’ ferries sticker on the rear windscreen - a sign that this car went further than a trip to the shops in days gone by!
Mileage in between MOTs - 1,495 Miles
Mileage at last MOT - 78,524 Miles
Last Ownership Change - 1st December 1981
BGO 576X
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The infamous Liberty Walk Lamborghini Aventador shot in Las Vegas during SEMA 2014 for Forgiato Wheels.
This beautiful Painted Dog was getting somewhat annoyed with the constant harassment of all those pesky flies
Having driven for hours across a magenta-hued desolate planet surface, Nova Team in their R-RAV have arrived at their destination; the source of the rare biometric readings. Nicknamed the Oasis, the team is shocked to see strangely beautiful plant life of various types thriving on this harsh world. Strange luminous dots sparkly the unbreathable air around the rover and just beyond, a pool of glowing magenta liquid is bubbling. Sensors on the R-RAV are abuzz with data reporting that organic life is all around. Now its time for Nova Team to start doing what they do best, explore…
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I’ve driven MANY a mile with this baby up and down Woodward Ave. We are NO strangers. I got some stories to tell!
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Founded in 2014, the Care and Hope Center is a not-for-profit information hub to instill awareness on the horrors of domestic violence. The Center provides, in a free and safe environment, informational boards on topics such as "What is domestic violence", "Emotional Abuse", "Teen Dating Abuse", "What to look for in a partner", etc. as well as videos. Additionally, the Center offers free and confidential classes where we discuss topics such as "Warning Signs of an Abusive Partner/Relationship". The Center is with the approval of LoveIsRespect.org, The National Domestic Violence Hotline, NoMore.org, The National Resource Center on Domestic Violence, and Joyful Heart Foundation.
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We've driven by the sign for Obsidian Dome countless times on trips up and down US Highway 395. We finally took the short road and spent a couple of hours exploring -- well worth a side trip, and a place to return to in cooler weather for a longer hike.
Obsidian Dome is a mile-long 300 foot high lava dome that is part of the Mono–Inyo Craters volcanic chain located in the Inyo National Forest. The Dome is essentially a big pile of shiny black volcanic glass that was formed by an explosion (a Phreatic Blast) when magma reached the water table,turned the water to steam, cooled and then turned to rock. The eruption date for Obsidian Dome is one of the best constrained prehistoric eruption dates in the world. Using tree rings, geologists have found that the eruption occurred in late summer 1350 CE.
There is not a lot of color in the formations to the left of the trail, so I've converted to black and white. The shine is from the fractured rock turned to glass by the heat of the explosion -- also known as obsidian.
Hope you have a lovely day whenever you see this. Thanks, as always, for stopping by and for all of your kind comments -- I appreciate them all.
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I have driven past this location countless times. Twice a day, in fact. I have been waiting for the right time, sufficient time, and right weather conditions, with the windmill pointing in the right direction.
This panorama is not perfect and was done with two shots. I felt uneasy working beside the highway, though my car was parked safely off the highway into a drive way, still I needed to walk beside the highway.
There is a problem with the 10-pin connector on my Nikons . . . I can either attach my GP-1 GPS, which uses the 10-pin connector, or a Remote Shutter Release. I have not found a way to use both, simultaneously, which would require a cleverly designed piggyback connector. I opted for the GPS and used the normal shutter release, with the camera mounted on the tripod.
Acceptable. Not perfect. And, surprisingly a lot of Noise, though 100ISO was used.
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If you’ve driven I-44 in Missouri, you’ve likely seen a billboard-or few hundred similar to the one in Stanton, MO, sitting alongside the Cuba Subdivision. Keeping the town relevant are the Meramec Caverns. Located just beyond town, the 4.6-mile cave system has existed beneath Stanton for millions of years, formed through extensive mineral erosion. Along with several other attractions around the site, the caverns have become one of the main draws along historic Route 66. As the sun sets on Christmas Eve 2025, BNSF L-HLA816 is living up to its nickname, the “Rolla Rocket” races through Stanton, MO passing the iconic billboard you see when you exit off of I-44. Running east on the Cuba Subdivision, the rocket is bound for its next stop to switch West Valley Park before the Holiday.
A change of pace...
We'd driven past Levin's Rose Gardens a couple of times but the Roses had looked wind-blown and damaged - past their prime in other words - so we hadn't bothered to look more closely.
One afternoon, not wanting to have to pay for parking on Main Street(!!!), we parked beside the Gardens where parking was Free!
Surprise, surprise... As soon as we got out of the car, we were 'struck' by the Fragrance radiating from a whole new set of beautiful flowers bursting forth...
We never did get to go Window Shopping on Main Street that afternoon. Instead we spent a good part of the day just enjoying the peace and tranquility of those Gardens...!
A song to hum along to; Sol3 Mio singing "The Rose": www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kcci1JtzV0c
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Oreca 03 LMP2 driven by Jim Davenport. 460Hp Oreca 03-Nissan LMP2 (2012) Le Mans Series Racing Prototype - V8
The Formula Le Mans car is built by French manufacturer Oreca and known as the FLM09. The chassis is based on Courage's LC75 LMP2 chassis, while the car's carbon fiber and kevlar bodywork is a simplified version of the LC75's design. All FLM09s use a production-based General Motors small block LS3 V8 which produces approximately 430 horsepower (440 PS). Transmissions are supplied by Xtrac and feature a six-speed sequential transmission operated by paddle shifters. Engine management is regulated by Magneti Marelli. Up to 2012, all FLM09 cars ran on Michelin slick tires based on their LMP tires but in March 2013, it was announced that Continental AG would be the tire supplier for the LMP Challenge class in the upcoming American Le Mans Series season owing to Continental's deal with NASCAR as sole tire supplier for their sportscar arm. Reinforced carbon-carbon disc brakes are supplied by Brembo.
In order to accommodate endurance races in 2010, Oreca also offers an endurance upgrade for the FLM09 which adds an air restrictor to the engine to increase reliability as well as slowing the car in comparison to LMP2 category cars.
Another shot from my trip North the other day, taken hand held with the light catching the peak of what I think is Stob Gabhair, and the snow being driven off it by the wind.
A good sense of scale is given by the trees at the bottom right,
Canon Eos 5D mk ii, 70-200 f4, no filters
The Culprit of the MadPea Christmas Adventure Calendar: Murder on the MadPea has been found out and apprehended by many of our clever Detectives, but that doesn't mean it is over yet!
There is still time -until January 6th, as a matter of fact- to collect all the prizes, sleuth all the clues, gather your Achievements and enjoy the epic story-driven adventure!
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It's a Porsche sunrise in Muttontown, NY. Setting up for the inaugural East Coast Air-Cooled Porsche Celebration, Driven To America.
Isn't it nice to have an unexpected day off, Daisy? Now, let's go see what's on your agenda this fine morning. I mean, aside from modeling the new belt your Mistress bought you. 😍
See ya tomorrow, folks!
slight rework. all testing for a larger project. i sped this up and added a new scene at the end. i think the shots with motion blure look way smoother.
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1973 Gulf Mirage driven by Chris MacAllister in Group 7A at the 2017 Rolex Monterey Motorsports Reunion.
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Driven by here for years, never on foot, just had to get a shot a few weeks ago when we got the light.
We were driven from Stavanager to a small village where we caught the Lysefjord ferry. Our coach left the ferry at Lysebotn at the end fo the fjord and then drove up the mountain side on a road with 31 hair pin bends including two in a single land 5 km long tunnel. We then crossed the mountain tops for several hours before we came down into a valley near the village of Rysstad. from there we drove down to Kristiansand on the southern coast of Norway. A fantastic road and ferry trip.