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The Bambi trailer has always been a favorite among Airstreamers. First launched as a 16-foot single-axle trailer in 1961, the Bambi’s genesis was a proactive response to a nationwide trend. Americans were looking for shorter, lighter, more fuel-efficient automobiles that lacked the power to pull a heavy trailer.
Today, we apply the Bambi name to all single-axle Airstream travel trailers. Their immense popularity isn’t just because of how they look: they’re easy to tow and incredibly versatile, proving great things really do come in small packages. From the Airstream Sport to the single-axle versions of the Flying Cloud and International, every inch is designed for maximum utility and comfort.
Airstream’s first ride was in 1929, but really Airstream was born the first time Wally Byam left home. Wally’s early life – schooling, sailing, camping, and working – all came together to form a vision of the open road, the outdoors, and freedom. That vision was realized in a tent on a Model T chassis. It was realized in a boy working to pay for his school. It was realized when Wally Byam built that first trailer, and it’s still alive today.
In 1931, Airstream began with Wally Byam’s dream: to build a travel trailer that would move like a stream of air, be light enough to be towed by a car, and create first-class accommodations anywhere.
Every inch of an Airstream has a function. Airstream is the most thoroughly tested brand in trailer history. Its engineering is the culmination of over 80 years of experience plus millions of miles on roads throughout the world.
With Airstream, there is no planned obsolescence. Airstreams of the Thirties are still on the road today, sturdy and modern as ever. They are intended as a lifetime investment in happiness.
Taken with a venerable old 28mm f2.8(lens now sadly deceased)... lit with a single 430ex speedlite on camera hotshoe powered down and bounced off low ceiling...
The rose bushes in our yard at Moss Lake are not particularlly productive. However, there are often single roses with some measure of character. I used HDR and some small amount of Lightroom editing to add some texture to the rose peddles.
Wahoo Docks Single Slip Aluminum Docks. Single slip boat docks are designed for waterfront property owners who have one watercraft that will be docked in a "slip" for protection of the craft.
Single Ladies, Single Men and Nine Times SA & PC during Jazz Fest day 3 on April 27, 2019. Photo by Ryan Hodgson-Rigsbee RHRphoto.com
My first post from a wedding shoot. Something about the simplicity of the groomsman and the bridesmaides really struck me. So here is my first official wedding post....have at er.....any and all feed back from my weeding peeps is greatly appreciated.
he stem of this variety of tulips is very long and the bloom is oval shaped. They make wonderful border and bed flowering plants. They are available in the shades of white, black, pink, yellow and pink.
In the pool
Canon EOS 5D MkII, EF 28-135 F3.5 5.6 IS
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I got roses for valentine's day. Then I won girl's club so we went and bought a Canon 50D today!! Woohoo!! These pictures were shot with my new camera.
小矮惇惇開導著我：戀愛不是聊得來，互相依偎就是一種幸福。
我真的無法認同。
你必須不斷自問，到底什麼對自己是重要的？我不相信這世上什麼事情都要有一個規則，而大家都得要遵循不然你就out，我更討厭什麼事情都要用錢或利益來衡量，有錢的人就叫作條件好：「你不要瞧不起他因為他賺很多。」
我當然知道這世上除了你還有好人，但是你知道嗎，我最喜歡你的一點，就是你明明知道錢很少，還是很用心在做案子。你就是我想成為的那種人，所以我喜歡你。
Railroad bridge over San Jacinto River near Dayton, TX. A single row of five images with 60% overlap was "stitched" together using Gigapan software to create this picture. Taken with jimmy_v.
Large on black
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Nguyễn Huỳnh Ngọc Thanh by me in Jun 2015
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this page is tacked to a wall in the shipping room. the monks run a respectable publishing endeavor called st. herman press. i don't know what book or publication this comes from.
spotted during my trip to the st. herman orthodox monastery (platina, ca)
Thunder was waiting patiently by the fence at the base of this tree, hoping one of the two squirrels playing along the fence and up the tree would fall down beside him.
At one point the squirrels were too, um, busy to pay him any attention...