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I found this racket on the way back from Walgreens. It's in bad shape, but I was drawn to the beauty of this old thing. I love the name on it.

Spotted this pair of Drongo ast Saturday. The one on the left should be male.

"Life is like a game of tennis; the player who serves well seldom loses.” -Unknown

16x18 string pattern.

Newspaper Ad, 1939

Galveston Railroad Museum. Galveston, Texas.

One squash ball, three images

Greater Racket-tail Drongo

Rio Quijos EcoLodge, Napo Province, Ecuador

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You can tell it's for Stitch! the animated series because it's got a picture of Okinawa.

So I'm taking up tennis as a hobby. Here is my Wilson Kforce Kfierce fx racket. Can't wait to use it!

Photo by Kevin Borland.

Greater racket-tailed Drongo ( Dicrurus paradise grandis )

David Prados golpea la bola en un partido de la 3ª masculina del torneo de pádel disputado en marzo en el Racket Club Fuengirola.

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day 5

Male, with orange booties.

Pictured are Steve Brown (Trixter), Dennis Zimmer (Lita Ford) and P.J. Farley (Trixter) performing a cover of Poison's "Talk Dirty to Me" at the Beachcomber, Seaside Heights, New Jersey.

Photo by Kevin Borland.

Kaeng Krachan National Park

Phetchaburi, Thailand

Manu Road: Cock-of-the-Rock Lodge, Cusco, Peru. Photographed by Peter Bono on 2008-08-02.