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Up on Sand Flats east of Moab, we had just enough time after the drive to walk around the Slickrock Bike Trail's "Practice Loop".
Meant for beginning mountain bikers to get the feel of biking on slickrock, it was a fine reintroduction for us to get the feel of hiking on slickrock, too. And the scenery wasn't bad :^)
(map shows the "taken from" location)
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November 18th, 2012 - Thanksgiving in Moab.
Looking up the backside of my mate's ZX-10 at Donington's Melbourne Loop. This is a still frame from a GoPro Hero2 video file.
Above: The bent section of the rope plus an overhand knot to secure the braided section.
Below: Hawser Point, and the wrist loop with its splices and ornamental button knots.
Detail from the Charles A. Stevens Building (D.H. Burnham, 1913)
"During the 1980s, no fewer than five department stores closed their doors on State Street or went out of business entirely because of the disastrous mall concept, including Goldblatt’s (1981), the original Sears (1983), Montgomery Ward (1985), Wieboldt’s (1987), and Charles A. Stevens (1989)." -- www.chicagocarless.com/2006/08/28/a-greater-state-street/
Safely in the crossing loop at Oberried, leaning out of the train a wall of sound and light approaches through the cold dark night. A quick photograph and just in time, duck back as in a flurry of snow the train rushes by.
Oberried, between Interlaken Ost & Meiringen 26/12/2012.
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A few photos of Loop Rawlins Wild West from our shoot on Saturday night at the new studio. Loop has performed with Cirque Du Soleil and does High-End Events, Rodeos, TV Shows, fundraisers and charities all over the country. He is incredibly nice, and extremely easy to work with and I really enjoyed our time together.
Assisting Photographer: Joshua Reed
Germany's "Olympia Looping" rechristened "Munchen Looping" (presumably for some pedantic post London2012 trademark reasons) at London's Winter Wonderland this year.
It was nice. Very impressive that they get this thing on a few (ok quite a few) trucks and drive it around the place.
37510 passes Claypole Loop with 5L46 10:28 Castle Donington Emdc - Yarmouth C.H.S. This was the third of 4 pictures we managed of this working. 28/09/2024, pole.
Viewing north from roof deck of Wabash-Randolph Self Park (with Trump Tower, the former Jeweler's Building, and IBM in descending order)
*When the Jeweler's Building was completed in 1926, it was the tallest building in the United States outside of New York City.
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Helicopter: BO 105 CB / Red Bull
Scale: 1:3,3
Main Rotor Diameter: 3,3m
Length: 3m
Weight: 24,5kg
Main Rotor Speed: 765U/min
Tail Rotor Speed: 4800U/min
Powered by: 2x Jakadofsky Pro Edition, 5,3KW Speed 93.000U/min
Heli Designed and Build by:
Karl Heinz Plich (Kalle)
Pilot:
Karl Heinz Plich (Kalle)
The roller coaster of Gorky Park. According to the Roller Coaster Database it was in operation from 1992-2008. Apparently its name was "Russian Hills" whereas many Russians called it "American Hills".