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Another gem which i found at the Paddocks when i was at Brands Hatch, was this somewhat special Lotus Evora. It looked like something for the track, but it has number plates. So what is it?
My theory, is that this is a Lotus Evora Enduro GT Concept car, one of a couple, which were all made as base form racing cars, made for the GT4 and GTE racing series, where the Evora would partake. The colour scheme of these were definitely F1 GP Edition looking, which made me think it was actually one. However, they don't have a rear diffuser like this does.
A very strange car, however my god it looked amazing!
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Prep Portrait collages of Parents. We make these every year and they are sold at the fete. Parents are very keen to read the special comments about themselves attached to the bottom.
natural resource scientist Brian Gallagher fills a 20 foot PVC tube with water to keep the equipment that collects depth-data under water.
K is tightening her shoe laces just right. In Irish dancing this is very important. A broken shoelace can be a recipe for disaster....and a waste of months of training.
MAC Eye Makeup using -
Delft paint pot
Violet Pigment
Freshwater eyeshadow
Contrast Eyeshadow
Electric Eel Liquidlast
Bootblack Liner
Prep & Prime Lash
Zoom Fast Black Lash
Bikes For Preppers
I have watched a few youtube vids from Preppers.
While they cover things such as guns/knives/survival stuff, they never seen to talk about one bit of kit you would want if there was a problem, and that’s a bike.
This is for several reasons:
1. To keep fit. Most Preppers on the youtube vids are big fatties who if in truth if there was some disaster would be the first to perish as they are too fat to get away from the zombies or even walk into a wood.
2. A 4x4 needs fuel and would get stuck in the traffic. A bike needs no fuel and you can cycle through traffic and the woods.
3. Cheap. Bikes are very cheap.
Josh sports VHS cufflinks, a throw-back to his interest in film and to the fact that he directed a documentary about the home video revoltion which is called Rewind This!
(1998) In 1998 Prep senior Jeff Miller ‘98 led the Pirates to the Parochial A State Championship with a victory over St. Joseph’s (Met.) at Elizabeth HS. As he accepted the game’s MVP award, he was flanked by (l-r) Asst. Coach Peter Butler, Artie Grutt ‘98, Phil Wells ‘98, Kevin Shannon ‘99 and Mark Curry ‘00. As the age of “specialization” was dawning in high school sports, Miller was the last of the 3-sport varsity all-state athletes.