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Belonging to 2(A)FTS Westland Whirlwind HAR.10 XP331 is seen in the static at RAF Valley on August 18th 1979. It was eventually scrapped on the Otterburn Ranges, in Northumberland, during 1985.
A paratrooper from the 528th Sustainment Brigade, U.S. Army Special Operations Command awaits the release of his main parachute after exiting a UH-60 Black Hawk, Luzon Drop Zone, Camp Mackall, N.C., July 11, 2013.
(U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Christopher Freeman/50th PAD)
Jedes der Forschungsflugzeuge ist mit Informationstafeln ausgestattet, die die Technischen Daten und die Projekte für das DLR beschreiben / The aircraft stand as exhibits, with descriptive panels including technical information and uses.
Reclaimed lumber is not only environmentally responsible and aesthetically pleasing, but it begs to tell its story... Where was it? Who crafted it in the first place? What has it seen over all these years?
A cloth strip dangles from the bumper of a Ukrainian car to allegedly prevent static discharge
June 2009 visit to Ukraine - Kiev, Lviv, Lutsk, Crimea, Simferopol, Alushta and more.
Increasing numbers of isolated elderly people living in the countryside are grateful for the convenience of this limited inventory of daily needs on wheels.
Video snapshots offer the best of still photos (static composition) and video recording (audio and slight moving elements to the composed frame).
I had privilege of shooting Aaron's Saab for Eurotuner's first Saab feature ever this past October! Aaron, being from Tacoma, met up with me in at this gravel lot in Pacific, WA to shoot his stunning 900 Turbo.
Running on Megasquirt EFI and sporting some of the rarest bits one can find for a Saab, it was no surprise that Aaron's car caught my attention when I first caught a couple rollers of it on the Leavenworth Cruise this past year. Let me tell you, it's one helluva sleeper, you'd never guess that this Swedish built cabriolet lays down 335WHP...
Thanks again to Aaron, Sam Du, and Eurotuner for the opportunity!
Aaron's Saab 900 in the March 2010 Issue of Eurotuner Magazine!
I picked up these fabulous silk shorts for $1 the other day with tags still attached!
I was originally going to wear them with navy tights, because I don't wear anything short without tights....I always cover my legs. But, Oh my! The static cling between tights and silk was ridiculous. I put on my footless spanx nylon thingies instead, and that seemed to be the better option, not sure why that solved the static issue, but good to know nonetheless.
Sweater - Bass outlet
Belt - Old Navy
Shorts - thirfted
Boots - Camper
Book - 1Q84 by Haruki Murakami
The T-33A was built by Lockheed during the 1950s as a training version of the F-80, the Air Force's first jet fighter. The T-33 has a long fuselage to accommodate the seat for an instructor pilot. The aircraft was in service with the U.S. Air Force to 1988. In the 1960s, some T-33s were converted to target drones.