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Summer is gone, now the flowers are shedding there beauty, I figured gets some pedals and take some macro photos while they still have some color.
These rickshaws are a very popular way of touring the World Heritage listed area within the centre of Georgetown
This was taken in the evening and I could see that cyclist and his dog coming into view so I only had one go at this and the dog did merge into the wheels a bit but never mind, b/w film scanned into PS and toned !
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Cross-country mountain bike made its Olympic debut at the Atlanta 1996 Games.
John to the rescue with his well-used mountain bike for Macro Mondays.
Macro Mondays: Summer Olympic Sports HMM!
Siamo nel Parco dei Lagoni, un polmone verde a poca distanza da Arona.
I suoi comodi viali sono percorsi da molti frequentatori, sia a piedi che in bicicletta, a volte curiose come questa cui è stato aggiunto un alloggiamento per i bimbi.
We can see the power arriving by the pylons and some being used by an all electric bus. Leave the car and pedal into town or just catch the bus. As seen on the outskirts of Oxford.
A location just west of Hexham pretty much found by chance due to some suspect guidance from yours only!
LNER Azuma 800104 working 1E14, the 10.03 Edinburgh to London Kings Cross on the approach to Hexham, a diversion from the Scottish Capital via Carlisle whiltst the ECML was closed north of Newcastle due to engineering works, Sunday 27.9.26
Brothers taking turns as the driver.
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Pedal cars of the 1940s–1950s were sturdy, metal-bodied miniature automobiles that reflected real postwar car styling and were often built with remarkable craftsmanship. They became iconic children’s toys of the era, blending mobility, realism, and the optimism of post WWII manufacturing.
The classic pressed steel pedal car—heavy, chrome trimmed, styled like real cars—peaked in the mid 1950s. By the late 1950s, several forces pushed the industry away from the traditional designs caused by:
•Rising manufacturing costs for steel and chrome
•Cheaper plastic toys entering the market
•Shift in children’s tastes toward battery powered or TV licensed toys
•Automakers changing styles too quickly for toy makers to keep up
By 1962–1965, many American makers had either switched to simpler, cheaper stamped metal toys or moved toward plastic ride ons.
Lomond Shores, Loch Lomond, Scotland
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