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Date taken: 07/04/2012
Location taken: Didcot Railway Centre
Rolling stock in photo: GWR V6 Iron Mink Goods Van 11152
One of the USPs of The Rolling Paper Company is that we offer custom rolling papers that help you to enjoy your smoking session in the way you want.
Week 33 of the 2008 Challenge.
Matthews Corporation International Freedom Sculpture, located in Rolling Hills Memorial Park. This sculpture used to have two hands and a bird, but it has been vandalized. Now the effect is of a hand reaching desperately from the grave, rather than hands releasing a bird to be free.
An image of homes along Park Street in the Rolling Mill neighborhood of Cumberland, MD. Photo by Christopher M. Stevens.
U.S. Marshals-led, Operation Rolling Thunder made significant strides in enhancing public safety in the greater Oklahoma City area. Over the course of 60 days, 463 fugitives were apprehended as part of this critical mission.
The operation, a component of the Marshals nationwide initiative known as Operation Triple Beam, yielded impressive results including the seizure of 69.886 kg of narcotics, 178 firearms confiscated, and the successful recovery of 4 missing children. These accomplishments underscore the dedication and effectiveness of our law enforcement agencies working toward safer communities.
Photo by: Shane T. McCoy -U.S. Marshals
Stopping off at one of my favourite sections along the Crown Range Road, driving out of Queenstown towards Wanaka. A little bit of snow over the tussocks adds an extra dimension to the rolling landscape.
I'd parked close by, and in a fit of energy, decided I could climb to the peak of the mountain over the road. After all, we were already so high, it didn't look that far...
Climbing up the ridgeline at first, things seemed OK. A little tough, but not too bad. Getting past the ridge and into the increasing snow was a little more tricky. The closer you get to the top, the more it disappears. About 2/3rds of the way there, I gave up.
Google Earth tells me that from the car to where I stopped is a climb of about 150m, and from where I stopped to the top is more than that again over a shorter distance. Ouch. It didn't *look* that far, but it's easy in a place like this to be deceived by just how enormous the landscape is around you.
Civic SiR 2000
(Cimon's car)
That was my first rolling shot. Definitely gonna' try another time, when the weather will be better.
2nd attempt at rolling shots. I was on my way home from selling one of my old lenses and decided to stop off in an empty lot to have a quick go. Still lacking a boom arm, I just tried a couple odd spots on the coupe but kept it limited to the window's since the car is uber dirty (you can tell in this one!) and I didn't want to risk marring the paint.
Room for the whole family.
Another absolutely gorgeous day for a lawn event at Larz Anderson Auto Museum in Brookline. Today was German Car Day 2012. This is event probably had the most entries of any that I've been to so far (I think Tutto Italiano draws a bigger crowd, but the lawn was PACKED with a much wider, bigger array of brands hailing from Deutschland). The big hitters were all there, VW, Porsche, BMW, Audi, Mercedes, along with a few surprises.