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A Golden-crowned Kinglet wintering at the Inner Harbour of Kingston seemingly warming up with pullups.
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Crush your enemies, see them driven before you, and hear the lamentations of their women.
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I guess they put these onto the tree branches for doing pull-ups. Nice idea for reuse of a dead tree.
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A reminder of how small the little guy will be in comparison to his big brother. On the right is a size 5 pull-up. On the left, a Huggies newborn, which is not the smallest size they sell...
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This is the double bar pullup in a Marine obstacle course. The lower bar is 8 feet, you jump, grab that and get yourself over the 10 foot bar at the top.
I'm building a physical fitness facility for the US Navy at NSA Panama City. This facility trains combat divers for the Navy, the US Marines, the US Air Force and Coast Guard.
This obstacle course is a part of the project. It's not finished in these shots, there will be a 6" bed of cypress mulch chips placed down the course next week
I was in the Marines more decades ago than I want to admit. I could have run this course without much effort then but.....
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