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As the city burned behind him, 'Blaze Runner' didn’t flinch. Trained in shadows, born of fire, and bound by a promise long buried, he surged forward with blade drawn and vengeance in his veins. Today wasn’t about justice—it was about reckoning.
Storming the burning streets, every stride a slow-motion masterpiece. His eyes gleamed with intensity, his armor caught the light just right, and the city trembled at his presence.
He whispered into his comms: “Phase one complete.”
Silence.
Then a voice crackled back:
“Ben... err I mean 'Blaze'… you’re on mute. Again.”
He’d been narrating dramatically to himself for the past ten minutes. The team was three blocks ahead.
Undeterred, he burst through the flames, eyes blazing, every muscle sculpted for vengeance. Civilians scattered, whispers of “the Blaze Runner” echoing down alleyways.
He struck a pose, sword gleaming, ready to face his destiny—
—until a small dog latched onto his leg and wouldn’t let go.
Turns out, he’d rolled through the wrong barbecue joint mid-parkour. Smelled like brisket and randy poodle for hours.
... but Shubelik gives a similar Feeling.
Worlds within a screen,
dreams take form, pixels embrace -
Second life, soul's dance.
picture taken on Shubelik
The Road Runner model, namesake to the popular Warner Brothers cartoon character, was first created for model year 1968 to be a lower cost alternative to Plymouth’s front line musclecar, the GTX that shared the same platform.
AIRbourne provided a unique pairing of one of the RAF's huge Chinook helicopters being formated on by 'The Blades' aerobatic team with their four diminutive Extra 300's
Note the 'photographer' in the forward window with the Mobile!
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Montana Rail Link's NP-era GRS Model 2A semaphore signals west of Winston, Montana after sundown on October 10, 1993.
Early runner exercising during sunrise along the beach on the north coast of the Dominican Republic.
After a cloud botched my shot of Pan Am Railways train ED-9 with SD40-2 # 3401 leading, I got word one of the next westbound commuter trains would have brand new F40PH-3C # 1032 in the lead. I figured it was worth sticking around the extra 30 minutes since there were no more clouds in the sky, here we see Keolis Train 421 arriving at North Leominster, bound for Wachusett.