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Walkers were used by the Federation ground crew to traverse inhospitable planet surfaces, covering large tracts where exploratory skimmers and other flyers were too dangerous to use.

 

In later years of the Federation the same exploratory walkers had scanning arrays and other sensors replaced with weapon mounts to defend distant outposts from Blacktron attack.

 

Inspired by ama77what's brilliantly tiny Mighty Mk3 and in the background of course Legoloverman's brilliantly detailed Recon Walker (now almost a decade old!). These three represent in between members of the family! The old grey family. (did I already say I love old grey?)

Looking down onto the surface of the Land Yeo in the town centre of Clevedon. This small river has its source at Dundry Hill, south of Bristol, and drains into the Severn Estuary at Clevedon Pill.

 

Saturday 17th April 2021.

 

Ilford FP4+

Pentax SPII

Takumar 55mm lens

Epson V600 scanner

 

Ilfosol 3, 1+9, 4 minutes 15 seconds, 20º C.

Finding something picturesque in the most ordinary of things.

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This image was taken whilst exploring a local woodland.

 

I was able to make the most of the mist and fog which helped to add to the atmosphere.

 

I captured this image whilst heading back and decided to come off the beaten track and explore.

This is my first Classic Space MOC. I wanted to build something for Classic Space, but not the overused color scheme of blue, gray and trans yellow. This color scheme is used in a few vehicles and one cruiser in the beginning of the 80s.

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The Cliffs of Sangstrup and Karlby are up to 17 meters tall and stretches 5 km along the coast of Djursland. The limestone originates from a 65-million-year-old coral reef in a prehistoric and tropical sea.

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South Carolina

USA

 

This image was taken when I went to visit my cousins in South Carolina. The bird was photographed on the top of a lamp post.

 

American Herring Gull (Larus smithsonianus) are large gulls with hefty bills and robust bodies. In flight, they look barrel-chested and broad-winged compared to smaller species such as Ring-billed Gulls.

 

Adults have light-gray backs, black wingtips, and white heads and underparts. In winter, dusky streaks mark their heads. Herring Gulls take four years to reach adult plumage. Juveniles are mottled brown; second-year birds are brown but show gray on the back. Third years have more gray on the back and more white on the head and underparts. The legs are dull pink at all ages.

 

Herring Gulls patrol shorelines and open ocean, picking scraps off the surface. Rallying around fishing boats or refuse dumps, they are loud and competitive scavengers, happy to snatch another bird's meal. They spend much of their time perched near food sources, often in congregations of gulls.

 

Look for Herring Gulls in winter along coasts and near large reservoirs, lakes, and major rivers. They feed in habitats as diverse as open water, mudflats, plowed fields, and garbage dumps, and gather in almost any open space near food. In summer, they’re most likely to be seen along the Atlantic Coast, Great Lakes, and coastal Alaska; they also breed across the boreal far north.- Wikipedia

 

Surface stream on the Black Rapids Glacier in the Alaska Range. This world feels a bit surreal at times.

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Today I have got my Merrylook. Of course I have immediately started to

test them.

However, then suddenly the first needle broke. Then it did not stop

any more. In the meantime, 20 needles have broken. I had not counted

on it. And it is a shock and I do not know what I make wrong. I do it

in such a way, as at first

 

My last post this year portrays a beach during an amazing sea foam high tide. Incoming water was barely visible. A column of foam 1 meter high advanced through the beach with every major wave leaving a silky white surface drifting slowly backwards until the next wave.

 

This is also the chance to thank all my flickr friends for their presence and support and to wish all of you friends, contacts and occasional visitors a very Happy New Year! Thank you all.

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