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Flexity tram near the Tower, Blackpool
A' chiad trama riamh gu Stèisean a Tuath
The first ever tram to Blackpool North, 12/06/24
The way this Brush thick-knee puffed out its feathers gave the impression of sculpted muscles. The aura of 'don't mess with me' was momentarily punctuated by the determined look in its eye. For a second I worried that I had inadvertently ventured too close, but then the Brush Thick-knee calmly returned to preening its feathers.
Location: Brisbane City Botanical Gardens, Brisbane, Australia
I wasn't going to upload this until I got a look at # 82. I am guessing he's looking at a scratch or cut, but maybe he's flexing?
Newly released at the 2012 LA Motorshow in November is the new 2013 Flex. Newly funked up styling and colours meets the boxy oddball wagoneer body.
Strange on the outside, awesome on the inside.
Meet Sharon, also awesome on the inside, and doing the mom's taxi thing and taking the kids trick or treating.
Here are Darren, Mclaren, Karen, Eric, Lizzie, and Robert, all in their halloween costumes. What fun it must be to drive small children around all day.
Built for flickr LUGNuts 49th build challenge - 'On the Job' - and I dare anyone to tell a soccor mom that what she does is not hard work.
A Flex is a pretty sweet multi-seat ride though.
Ciro-flex Model F
Kodak Portra 400vc
The guys on the bench, Harold and Bear, shared a slice with me. Pie on the Mountain makes a pretty good pizza.
This is how I typically hold the flex when drilling. I don't remember being told to do it any particular way in school. I punch a point in the spot where the hole goes into the metal so the bit doesn't skitter around and anchor my wrist and go. It looks a little crooked in the photo, but the hole had already been drilled, just taking the picture with my elbow. I normally hold the drill bit perpendicular to the metal.