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No need to slow down!
My 10th entry for the ABS Builder Challenge Season 1 Finale.
The seed part is used for the basket, the back and sides of the mobility scooter, the chair seat and backrest, the chair arms, the walker, and the lady's T-shirt.
The curved dark red seed part was used 29 times.
Go Lavender!
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Yeah, so I was absent this past week, but I'm back with a build!
A cell phone walker. A crop off a telephoto photo taken from the same church spire scaffolding as yesterday's picture. You may be able to read "Jeep" which was 360 m from camera and about 65 m lower.
Thanks for enjoying our southern summer.
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This lady and her bicycle are a regular in Walyalup Koort. First time however we have seen her riding. Usually see her reorganising her setup.
United States Air Force
Boeing KC135R Stratotanker
Inbound from Al Udeid Airport, Qatar
Glasgow Prestwick Airport
EGPK
Scotland
19/08/2018
Today's story and sketch by me 1525, is about the pedestrian that just moments ago arrived on our Tropical Volcanic Planet we call Budahunga. I was out testing some new high speed Huarache Sandals on my favorite Beach Pigeon Bernice. Bernice and I were cruising along the shoreline of Lake Budahunga, doing about 55 miles an hour. When I spotted an object falling out of a large spinning grey dimension cloud. It was the fellow you see with the terrified look on his face. I'm not sure if he's terrified of having fallen half a mile out of a Grey Dimension Portal, or from having never seen a nine foot beach pigeon wearing Huarache Sandals. Either way I will try to calm him down, check to see if he has any broken bones, then have a trauma unit pick him up, transport him to the Budahunga Urgent Care Center for observation. Then we can interview him to find out just what Dimension and what Planet he was on when he was abducted. Until next time Tata the Rod Blog.
Mamiya M645 1000s
Sekor C 80mm f/2.8
Kodak Plus-X 125 (expired 2007, shot at iso 64)
ID-11 1+3 13:00 minutes
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ÖBB (Austrian Federal Railways) electric shunting loco 1063 034 seen at Wien Matzleinsdorf Depot.
The locomotive makes publicity for the mobility program 2012-2020 of the Austrian Ministry of technology and innovation.
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%96BB_1063
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Emirates flight 213 lands at Miami International Airport Runway 12 with A6-ECC "Expo 2020 Mobility", a specially decorated Boeing 777-36N(ER)
My original 'alt' photography app for my iOS devices is the classic Hipstamatic I can't recall why I got this app or who put it on my radar but it has been a lot of fun. With multiple 'lenses' and 'films' it has a toy camera vibe.
Apple iPhone 15 Pro + Hipstamatic Classic
Muir Lens + Uchitel 20
Spray flies from the catenary as Amtrak Northeast Regional 147 rolls south through Norwood, Pennsylvania. A Nor'easter dumped over an inch of rain on the area, but the train is only nine minutes late out of 30th Street Station. 2022-05-07
Some pictures taken by the late Michael Cleary. Early 1988.
There used to be a network of these occasional services, designed for mobility impaired people. The introduction of universal low-floor bus operation has almost completely finished them off. They were usually operated by a National carrying an extra member of staff to provide assistance on and off, as can be seen. This is Highbury Corner.
cotidiano e mobilidade - exposição
www.nat-eav.art.br/cotiMobil/index.htm