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I must have spent several years of my life looking at this view...
OK, probably boring for most viewers, but,for me,there's a kind of alluring romantic melancholy to long solitary trips. Sometimes a man just has to get out of the house and drive.
Mrs r99 will probably agree with that...
Third place goes to Shannon Pugh, for her wonderful snap of PWL Wainwright resident Bertha Bischke, who is holding up a staff member’s visiting Chihuahua. As Shannon says, “Can you believe Bertha is 102 years young?!”
3 points for the Robins after both teams braved the freezing conditions and persistent snow flurries.
Plaster working model.
Henry Moore, 1968-69.
A bronze cast of the sculpture is in the Ulster Museum, Belfast.
Taken on February 9, 2012 on the Universal Studio Tour at Universal Studios (Universal Studios Hollywood, Universal City, CA)
Looking from the front of the Trolley as we head over the points that take trains over the mainline (to the left) or across to the former Ballarat Line right of way that now leads to the storage sheds.
DSCR Trolley Rides 29-12-2018.
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The hexagon facets are not stable, which are the weak points of the ball. In fact, the hexagons are planar, as opposed to pyramidal for those pentagon facets, giving them freedom to move up and down.
Texture: Rough, pointy.
Nikon D3300
F/5.6
55MM
200ISO
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May 1 2015
4:55pm
I'm not really sure what these are called but the texture on them is so rough that if you step on one, you can feel it through your shoe. They are sticky too and can make you bleed. I hate them because they can get stuck in your tires as well.
A 'ladder of turnouts on a gradient is always going to result in cross level compromises. The use of a telephoto lens makes the track look far worse than it really is.
Photo taken at the Leighton Buzzard Narrow Gauge Railway
Points Number 24A. I note that the A has been secured the wrong way round with the countersunk holes facing down.
This chart illustrates the Columbus Crew's points chase over the last three seasons - plotting the team's point total after each game of the season.
Plotting team performance in this fashion allows observers to quickly identify periods of rich and poor form - particularly in the last two seasons as the team suffered strings of poor results late.
Avril 2011 © Compo/typo/photo - Amélie Rondineau
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One year on after the floods - look here www.flickr.com/photos/paul69/863460434/in/set-72157603451... for comparison.
Bramley full-back Aaron Henry kicks for goal successfully against Brighouse Rangers during a Division Two fixture in amateur rugby league's Yorkshire League. The Buffaloes, just four points up at half-time, outscored their visitors eight tries to three at The Warrels as they won 42-16. Bramley, extending an unbeaten sequence to seven games, are in the second season of a successful cross-code groundshare with Bramley Phoenix RUFC.
Match statistics:
Admission: £2. Programme: £1.50 (28 pages). Attendance: 140. Scoring sequence: 4-0 (5mins); 8-0 (12mins); 8-4 (26mins); 14-4 (29mins); 14-10 (37mins); 20-10 (46mins); 26-10 (50mins); 26-16 (62mins); 32-16 (70mins); 38-16 (74mins); 42-16 (79mins).