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Belas, Portugal
Olympus OM1, Ilford HP5, 35mm film, shot at EI400, developed in HC-110 dilution E (1+50) concentration for 5 minutes and 30 seconds.
The Yeti™ is a skillfully engineered rock racing vehicle with a solid rear axle and independent front suspension. It's built to withstand the punishment of rock racing at a high level of performance. Its distinct aesthetic and technical elements were inspired by full-size desert trucks and various off road vehicles. The Yeti™ is a no-compromise mix of speed and handling unlike any other R/C vehicle. Its strategically engineered design supplies bashing stamina while delivering a high level of technical rock racing abilities without compromise in either category. It's powered by a 3150KV 4-pole brushless motor which provides the perfect amount of torque and speed for this rock racing monster. The long can design provides a massive amount of power, especially when powered by 3S. In the suspension department, the Yeti™ is equipped with an Independent Front Suspension [IFS] system to help maintain high speed stability when running through a diverse range of terrain. Precision machined aluminum shocks are standard equipment and deliver smooth suspension movement for consistent handling.
It's as serious as you want it to be, with true fun factor characteristics that make it a blast to drive. The Yeti™, dirt's new friend.
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green corrosion on scale.
unsigned octant, 1850-1900, acc. no, 2004.0164
Canada Science and Technology Museum
pied water tyrant sitting on a wire fence
how do you tell the difference when a bird is sitting or standing?
the Right light stand at Syliva Park In Auckland on Saturday 24th July 2010 picture By Brendon O'Hagan(L in stripped top) Mel Potter and ((r) pink top ) Julie Potter at the Right light stand at Syliva Park In Auckland on Saturday 24th July 2010 picture By Brendon O'Hagan