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Its in good condition although it is slightly out of shape that can easily be sorted i have no idea what its from
Tokyo International Forum
Yurakucho, Tokyo, JAPAN
Taken on a wonderful Tokyo photowalk with my friend Darren.
This looks like it's straight off the 60s series "The Outer Limits"...actually this is not a very good pic of me ...this makes me look fat and old...I may be old but I'm not fat...inspired by two of my friends self portraits uploaded....
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The outer corona at this eclipse did not reach very far, probably due to the dust of the wildfires.
Picture taken a bit after maximum eclipse, shutter speed 1.6sec.
Total Solar Eclipse 12-Aug-2026 observed from La Horra, province of Burgos, Spain
I stared at it long enough so may as well take a picture. Liked the swirls making their way around the rock.
Just finished tonight. Very much enjoyed it. I would say an 8 for me because I liked the ending so much and the humor. I doubt I will play it a second time since I got what was a perfect ending and so not a lot of reason to replay as I did all the things I wanted to.
Interested in wheel charts and volvelles? Please join the Vintage Wheel Charts group and add any examples you'd like to share!
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For another version of this wheel chart, see Outer Space Guide.
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Outer Space Guide
Instructions: Find desired planet on this wheel. Set it opposite arrow on bottom piece. In windows provided find answers.
Diameter in miles. Period of revolution around sun. Mass (Earth = 1.00).
Sun, Mercury, Venus, Earth, Moon, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto.
CLP16 at Outer Harbor - taken just on sunset, Wednesday 10 February 2016.
The former Commonwealth Railways took delivery of 17 EMD-powered CL class locomotives from Clyde Engineering between 1970-1972.
Ownership was transferred to Australian National in 1978 and fifteen years later the class was re-manufactured by Morrison Knudsen Australia into two sub-classes - CLP/CLF.
In the privatisation era ownership of the class was ultimately split between Genesee & Wyoming Australia and Aurizon. The Aurizon units are all stored, unlikely to run again, while six remain in service with GWA.