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not been out much this week ,and today its raining so decided to push this spider shot from the week to the limits .totally amazing as I reckon I was around 12 feet away from it
NJ Transit GP40PH-2B 4217 was pushing Atlantic City-bound train 4677 approaching the Egg Harbor stop.
Built for the Penn Central in 1968 as their 3218, the rebuilt EMD was looking good despite the clouds.
Using call-sign 'Ascot 9301', Royal Air Force Airbus Voyager KC.2 ZZ343 caught refuelling an unidentified BAE Typhoon south abeam Shoreham-by-Sea
At this point they were at 25,000 feet and approximately mid-Channel before making a gentle right-hand turn towards France and beyond
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Macro-Mondays-Members Choice-Still Life-A Small Group Of The Tiniest Items.
My little pink push pins.
Thanks for all the great comments everyone!
This is the mechanism which spins the prop in my caricature P51 by pulling the belly airscoop. It is derived from the 8232 chopper force which uses the same idea to spin the main and tail rotor.
This is about as small as I could get it, to spin the prop fast enough while having a minimal travel of the linear slider connected to the belly intake. The FW190 and Spitfire use a slightly modified version where the linear tooth rack is replaced by a gear with lever.
68030 pushing TP06 set towards Sheffield in what might have been a regular service, but now with the sets off-hired an ECS move 5Q32 Gascoigne Wood to Longsight TMD, actually running early.
52Weeks2016 Theme "Buttons".
My kids know me so well that they know how to push all my buttons. Sometimes I feel like they have a remote control!
SP17 in 2016
This guy gives me a couple of warning cries when I got too close to him with the camera.
He says he appreciates the nuts but not to push it with this picture taking thing!
I'm heading back to our more local zoo today. Here's Stax, a young common eland who lives there. He's learning to interact with objects in his environment, the way his parents do.
I'm pleased to see that Code, the father of Stax and one other calf, has assumed a big role in nurturing his children.
I saw this in Kinvara, County Galway today. The sign means that there is an unprotected quay ahead and somebody amusingly added a bike pushing the car over the edge. Research on Google led me to Vlady Art, the community artist responsible for this and other...um...defacements. Search for Vlady Art's flickr page - he has one.
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