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Royal Navy Rescue Sea King Helicopter Excercise with Arbroath Lifeboat RNLB Inchcape in July 2005.
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Amongst my mothers photograph albums I found this book
Health Excercises and Home Gymnastics without the use of appliances
by Hartvig Nissen 1901.
My uncle had introduced his own captions.
AC Splendor, docked, at Viterra terminal.
New Brighton Park, spring,
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada,
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Water spray keeping down the grain dust,
Wrestlers in the outside (on the Ganges Ghats, Varanisi, India)
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New Orleans Revisited: This is a shot from last year. I leave for New Orleans in 2 weeks.,. I can't wait.
Excercise Coronet Fife consisting of the 113 TFW/121 TFS District of Columbia ANG: F-105D 58-1173, 59-1774, 60-0504, 60-0526, 61-0093 and F-105F 62-4413
192 TFG/149 TFS Virginia ANG: F-105D 59-1731, 60-0498, 61-0086, 61-0164, 61-0212,62-4365 and F-105F 62-4414, 63-8315, 63-8362
On the left is my senior year in high school. On the right is me in college. I became pregnant with Aaron in college and was determine to loose the weight.
Too embarassed to show pregnant pics.
Bulgarian paratroopers board a C-130J Super Hercules prior to a wing exchange jump July 17, 2013, in Plovdiv, Bulgaria. American and Bulgarian paratroopers exchanged parachutes for the opportunity to conduct a wing exchange at the end of FTD Thracian Summer. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Trevor Rhynes)
A container deployment system floats to the ground as two C-130J Super Hercules aircraft prepare to drop their CDS bundles during a flying training deployment July 16, 2013, at Plovdiv, Bulgaria. FTD Thracian Summer is an opportunity for American and Bulgarian forces to train together and learn how each other perform their mission. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Trevor Rhynes)
I took this quickly on the roof top, so did not have much time to set up the shot correctly, like framing etc... but still like the way it came out! Although they never made me feel unwelcome... I felt like I was intruding on their little sanctuary, So I took a few shots and quitely slipped back down the stairs.
My apologies for not getting around to all your photos... been quite busy since returning from my holiday. I hope to visit soon!
Harmonic Convergence experiment (using the Ricky TIms book), with two ombre-printed fabrics. About 18 inches square. 2010
I placed my hand on a weighing instrument today while doing one arm push-ups today. The weight on the pushing arm, at my total weight of ~160 lbs , is about 50 kg. This means that a one arm push-up nearly equals an absolute bad ass level of dumbell chest press. Nearly? Well - a bit of work is done by your abs in a OAP, so you don't move those full 50 kg with just chest, triceps and shoulders. Nevertheless - I think that this shows that body resistance training can get you much further than often claimed. An individual capable of a one arm CHIN up is basically doing "curls" with his/her FULL body weight. On one working arm. Imagine what happens to the bicep and lats of this individual. See, it's true. Building muscle and strenght is a piece of cake in a gym compaired to doing it with your bodyweight. And arguably, you will get somewhat bigger gains with weights. This is probably because the truly effective bodyweight excercises are gymnastic masterpieces that the fewest humans will EVER attain. Sure, calisthenics will most likely not give you an elite lifter's physique. But most people won't attain those levels of muscular development with weights EITHER. And it is easy to say that calisthenics does not build reasonable amounts of muscle mass if you never tried. I mean, how many individuals can do all the one-limb bodyweight moves with proper form? Now substract those who train weights parallely (Greg O'Gallhager... Hi, you rock btw.) and think about those who built up these bodyweight master skills without the help of weightlifting. Are there any? Only someone who achieved this can tell you how much muscle can really be built with straight calisthenics. And I'm here to find out.
An athlete takes the time to prepare for a workout session in a London forest.
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Sheba working out in the garden. At his age this is energetic enough. Poeka assists him in the background.
A Bulgarian paratrooper celebrates after landing from a wing exchange jump where he used an American parachute July 17, 2013, in Plovdiv, Bulgaria. American and Bulgarian paratroopers exchanged parachutes for the opportunity to conduct a wing exchange at the end of Thracian Summer. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Trevor Rhynes)
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Title: WWII Training Excercises - Miami Beach
Date: CA. 1943
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Photographed pelicans and other fish eating birds along the Yakima River yesterday. They put on a great show. Some of them were almost to close for my 400 mm lens. IMG_3913
This guy was diving in the sea from a fifty feet tree., which was on a 40 feet cliff,(that is almost 90 feet before he hit the water)..but of course he had to do his stretches, before he took the task on at hand......wish him luck. He was superb See photo-'whats in the water,' to see the small body of water he was actually jumping in???)
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Zhenya getting ready to do the plank during our Fitness shoot on 7/29/17 at Lunatic Lens Studio in Phoenix. She did her own makeup and hair. Great photoshoot! The main light was a DigiBee800 fired into a medium gridded strip bank, camera right. At camera left, I had a large, foam white reflector. Zhenya's rim light was an Alien Bees B1600 fired into a medium gridded strip bank, behind her, camera left. Both lights were triggered with Pocket Wizards.
Canon 6D and Sigma 24-105mm f4.0 Art lens.
A C-130J Super Hercules performs a dirt-runway landing during a flying training deployment, July 15, 2013, Plovdiv, Bulgaria. FTD Thracian Summer was a two-week training deployment for American and Bulgarian forces to work together and learn how each other perform their mission. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Trevor Rhynes)
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In the middle of Roi Et's city center you will find an artificial lake with an island in its center - Bueng Plan Chai Park.
This park is a nice place to relax, come to have a picnic, have some fun with your children or have a lot of possibilities to make different physical excercises.. It is particularly busy during weekends. Inside the park there is a Walking Buddha.
Outside the park, around the lake on a comfortable boardwalk, you will see a lot of people walking or jogging around during the dusk (or in the dawn) - when the temperature is falling down unter 30° (sometimes even more).