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Spring runoff dampens the desert salt along the Bonneville Salt Flats west of Salt Lake City and east of Wendover. (c) 2014 Tom Kelly
Series.... what a machine ! The driver reved the car to the redline - sounds AMAZING !!!
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Inspired by the adorable Platecraft Snowman by Chris McVeigh I came up with this design for Santa Claus in a similar style. Learn more at my blog www.brickpile.com or see Chris's ornaments at chrismcveigh.com/cm/blog.html
footposturecentre.com.au/foot-facts/flat-feet/ Flat Feet is deformation in feet structure when the arch of feet completely collapse and midfoot bone's height also lowers down. It can be cured naturally.
We're Here - Void Your Warranty
My warranty would certainly be void as it takes me a long time to get going these days.
A composition for Week 16 - Pattern Interrupted - set by the Compositionally Challenged Group.
A variation on Lesley's idea.
I kept seeing this truck on the way into town for a while, and finally got the chance to get a picture....
At the corner of French and Columbus near downtown Cleveland is the Flats Industrial Railroad, which operates a short stretch of ex-Erie industrial trackage in Cleveland's Flats District. The FIR generally keeps their power on the "east" side of the river when not in use; here, we can see #1222, an ex-SP SW1500, tied down next to the FIR's lift bridge over the Cuyahoga River. The second switcher is parked under the RTA bridge behind us. In the background is Terminal Tower, once part of the massive Cleveland Union Terminal complex. The CUT was an attempt to establish a union station in Cleveland, but nonetheless, only saw limited use as an Erie commuter terminal.
I'm wearing my new silver 'grommet' flats from RAID London with 20D black pantyhose and pleated skirt. They feel great and will garner a lot of attention when I wear them in public soon!!💕
The flat tyre could now be removed from the car. This was when I wished I had an old pair of gloves to wear because my hands were getting filthy lifting the dirty tyre
More pics at www.ladieswithflattyres.co.uk
10 mins before this photograph was taken, the Sun had been shining, with a breeze, suddenly clouds appeared the wind died leaving this eyrie atmosphere.
This three image panel is comprised of crops of the lower left corner of a single but uncalibrated light frame, a master flat frame that was used to calibrate the light frame, and a master light frame from a stack of 21 single light frames after calibration by the flat frame. The three panels have different degrees of curve stretchh applied, hence they are not a one for one representation for how they relate to one another.
Across all three panels, note the vignetting in the lower right corner is less noticable in the master frame. Also notice that the dust mote in the upper right corner of the single light frame and the flat frame has been mostly flatted out in the master light frame. A crescent cliver of the mote remains in the master light, perhaps because the telescope focus changed, or because the dust mote moved.