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Pictured left-to-right: Meals on Wheels volunteers Hank and Victoria Dube, TVCCA Director of Nutrition Services Maraiah Popeleski and State Senator Mae Flexer. Flexer visited the Mansfield Senior Center before joining volunteers to deliver hot meals through the TVCCA Meals on Wheels program in Mansfield. (March 4, 2016)
ist ein kleines aber feines Unternehmen mit durchaus markanten Loks. 192 059 hat den Auftrag, für BoxX Container nach Hof zu bringen.
Nicely modified Ford Flex. I really like this car. Are you in the market for a car for your family? SUV? Mini van? Buy this car. You can thank me later.
Taking photos with drag king / male impersonator - Sterling Maxwell after my show at FLEX Club on Aug 11, 2011.
Flexity 010 waiting to work the Manchester Square to Fisherman's Walk. 011 had just arrived and was terminating here but as the engineering work had just been completed 011 carried on to Starr Gate. 22nd March 2022.
Northern Class 769 'Flex' 769424 was reaching journeys end as it was passing Southport St Lukes whilst working the 07.49 Alderley Edge to Southport service (2W02) on September 20th 2021. The derelict council depot on the left of this scene is built over the site of the one-time direct line to Blowick which closed in 1965. This line was used by services to Wigan and was more direct as it bypassed Meols Cop in the Southport suburbs.
Flexity 018 passing Foxhall with a Starr Gate to Fleetwood Ferry service. This tram has only just come back into service after being out of service for a while with accident damage. The end closest camera seems to be the repaired end due to slight difference in paint and the missing badge. 15th September 2022.
One of the TTC's new Flexity Outlook streetcars cars is being used as a training car for operators and is heading eastbound on Lake Shore Blvd. W. at 23rd Street, on the border between the former villages of Long Branch and New Toronto.
A runner flexes for the camera during the 2012 Apple Run 5K at the LaFayette Apple Festival, LaFayette, New York.
So, who's crazier? The guy flexing or the guy hanging out of a moving vehicle taking his picture?
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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