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cotidiano e mobilidade - exposição
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Here is Abellio London Enviro 200 MMC YX16 OBH after just finishing a route 931 journey from Lewisham. Thanks to the kind driver for letting me get an interior shot!
Here is Abellio London Enviro 200 MMC YX16 OBH after just finishing a route 931 journey from Lewisham. Thanks to the kind driver for letting me get an interior shot!
Pictured is an RAF Atlas (A400-M) at night during Operation Mobility Guardian.
RAF Aeromedical Evacuation Teams, working alongside Royal Australian Air Force, Royal New Zealand Air Force and United States Air Force Teams, utilising an RAF A400 Aircraft and UK working practices during Exercise Mobility Guardian. ..An RAF Atlas aircraft, and RAF movements personnel, have been transporting US Military vehicles on Exercise Mobility Guardian. Operating from Joint Base Lewis McChord, and Moses Lake Airfield, they have transported Humvee ambulance variants (pictured) and Stryker Command Vehicles...A Royal Air Force Atlas, Aeromedical Evacuation and Force Protection personnel training with Allies and Partners from over 30 countries on Exercise Mobility Guardian, the largest exercise of its type in the world...Hosted by the US Air Force’s Air Mobility Command, over 50 aircraft and 3000 personnel from over 30 nations gathered at Joint Base Lewis McChord near Seattle for an exercise designed to test and improve how international partners and allies conduct humanitarian relief operations...Security for the airfield was provided by a team of Force Protection specialists led by No 2 Squadron, RAF Regiment supported by RAF Police, reservists from the RAuxAF Regiment and personnel from Australia and Belgium...This was the first time an RAF A400M Atlas has taken part in a major exercise giving personnel the opportunity to experience the aircraft’s capabilities in a realistic operational environment and to train for complex, modern air operations alongside NATO partners, key allies and international partners.
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There is no creature as mobile as a Welcome Swallow so I put together a montage of these tiny birds.
Today's story and sketch by me 1548, is not so much about my pet Budahunga Punkn's Spider's, you may have noticed. While I was driving past them testing my latest Pedestrian Mobility Scooter, I call it the Privy One Ten. I gave it the name Privy 110, after achieving a top speed of 110 miles an hour, on my first scary test drive. I of course wasn't scared myself, having tested and actually crashed dozens of mobility scooters, both antigravity, and terrestrial. You can see the startled expressions on my Punk'n Spider's, as I was traveling past them at 161.333 feet per second. I will circle back to feed them their favorite snack some boiled peanuts. That's of course when I can sort out the malfunctioning emergency brake system, hopefully that will be a story of success for next exciting story, from our Tropical Volcanic Planet we call Budahunga. Tata the Rod Blog.
forearm crutches made with coat-hanger wire, heat-mold plastic, boiling water, chopsticks, swearing, patience, impatience, and google images... not necessarily in that order.
The Aethershrike was a high mobility, lightweight design for a medium-class starfighter. It had a huge thrust-to-weight ratio, relying on its speed and maneuverability for survival.
It was never a successful sales model, due to lack of military interest, but private owners loved its combination of rapid-fire weaponry and extreme thrust.
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Candid street photography from Glasgow, Scotland.
A slightly different concept for me but I simply loved all of the elements in this shot. From the pattern of the new St Enoch Street subway entrance, to the escalator handrails, the disabled man in a motorised scooter and the woman on her mobile phone.
Composition was tricky to pull the elements together in a way that I liked so this is quite a heavy crop from tilting the shot. As always you can enjoy this full screen by pressing 'L' or clicking on the image.
Seen at Kingston, here is a London United Enviro 200 SK07 DXF (DE58) on a route 965 journey to Riverhill!
The Neoframe has some fun posing options at this point. We'll see how I end up building the armor and head and all that...most of the hard parts are done.
n 1719. 8 March 1988.
Former British Airways RMA Routemaster KGJ 612D was purchased by Shaftesbury & District Motor Services from a Barnsley scrap yard as a badly damaged engineless hulk. Over a period of six months the bus was repaired and certified for further service. Here, an engine had been fitted, but some bodywork attention was still needed.
This picture was created in a small old town in Zeeland, Netherlands. It features two old, rusty bikes in an old, narrow lane. I took the picture because it shows how easy it is to overcome the modern demands of mobility and time related stress and life a fulfilling life concentrating on the simple things, staying with the things that have proven to be worthy over past times.
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