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Photo taken August 4, 2017 at Starwood Motors in Dallas, Texas. After following Starwood Motors on twitter and youtube for over a year, my son talked me into visiting their showroom in far north Dallas. It’s impressive to say the least. This place is like Disneyland for anyone interested in custom Jeeps, high-end exotics or American muscle cars. The showroom is enormous and filled with candy-colored Ferraris, Lamborghinis and Porsches not to mention bad to the bone Jeeps. As soon as we parked out front, he started recognizing some of the Jeeps he’d seen them showcase in youtube videos. They made us feel at home the minute we walked in the door and also answered a ton of questions. Cool place. Shown is a 2016 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon “Full Metal Jacket”. It has a 3.6L V6 24v VVT engine. Photo by Clif Bosler, copyright 2017.
Amazing duo of supercars parked at Herb Chambers Cars and Coffee on April 9th
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Sudbury 2011
Having seen on AG that this Murcielago was a regular in Portals Nous so I was happy that it was there when I arrived, apart from the horrible wheels and the wing, this car was gorgeous, much nicer than an Aventador.
Iao Valley fue el sitio de batalla de Kepaniwai en 1790 cuando el Rey Kamehameha I destruyó la armada de Maui para reunificar las Islas Hawaiianas.
ʻĪao Valley State Park.
Maui, Hawai'i.
Another particular flower in “Stiel&Blüte” shop, Haltern.
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Another exotic slime mold or fungus in the woods growing on to an oak leaf?
Nah, it's just a bit of Styrofoam waste along our road, but it sure had me going for a few minutes while I took photos, until I actually touched it! I'm often fooled by these "fungal forgeries" - usually a fallen leaf that looks just like a mushroom. (San Marcos Pass, 12 December 2012)