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Edited, darkened the interior of the car so you could(sort of) see what happen outside.
best viewed large(so you can actually see what happened)
"Why is it blurred?"
"Honey, press the * key. I've remapped the focus button."
"Ah, it's clear now."
"Focus on the eyes."
"Yes, done. How do we make him smile now?"
"Just focus on the eyes and - Owww!"
*CLICK*
"Tee hee hee. You should see this."
"Yeah, with my remaining eye!"
Lighting: Window light.
Spotted as I pedalled to work. The car was heavily damaged at the back also. Exactly what happened on a straight, relatively wide urban road in benign weather conditions was unclear.
I had one really nice flight with a good landing; unfortunately the camera wasn't rolling for that one. This time the plane got away from me and I ended up nose diving it into the dirt. Oops! Ah well, nothing a little glue and tape won't fix...
"Prime mover, low mileage, slight accident damage to front. Ideal for parts or restoration. No tyre kickers please"
(at the Manheim Fowles Truck and Machinery auction yesterday)
The Egret had the snake about half swallowed but the snake refused to give up and continued to fight for it's life. Suddenly the egret regurgitated the snake and was unable to grab it. The snake landed in the water and was attempting to swim away to freedom but the Egret was having none of that and plucked the snake from the water. After a few more minutes of the snake trying to resist being the main course for breakfast, the Egret won out in the end. What a great stroke of luck it was to come upon this life and death struggle, Snake struggling for its life and the Egret struggling for a meal. I have one more photo I want to post tomorrow of these two and that will be the end of this little series. Have a great weekend.
Lesson of the day: never assume the immersion blender is unplugged - always check. The bones in your index finger will thank you.
A Cessna 185 propped up on tires in the grass at 108 Mile airport. Left main gear missing, minor damage to the left wingtip, and one blade of the prop is bent at the tip.
Not sure what happened - I almost suspect it slipped off a jackstand or something while stationary, because of the fairly minor damage. Could also have been a low-speed groundloop, I guess.