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Young Swift Fox, photographed one afternoon last summer. There were only a few quick moments where one of them looked at me, when hearing my (quiet mode) shutter click. They were very curious of everything around them and it was an unforgettable experience to watch them play together and explore their den area.
May sound like an exotic location but actually just a little slice of land amid an industrial estate known as Swift Valley Park. Rugby, Warwickshire.
The first generation of the Swift started life in Europe in 1983 as Suzuki SA310. It was built in this form until a facelift in 1986. In 1988 it was replaced by the second generation Swift.
Taylor Swift with Orange Streaks. And red lips. and red nails. Edited on Picnik
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Volvo Olympian/Alexander RH, RA218 is seen outside Clerys Department Store on a 22A service from Cabra to Drimnagh. August 1996
This is the female of the other swift fox I posted. It had been raining and snowing the morning we were there and found it rather cute that her whiskers were slicked into a mustache. View it large you will see what I mean.
Sorry I haven't been a very good Flickr citizen of late, but between my hip and the sciatica, sitting for any length of time has been rather excruciating at best. I will be visiting your photos just not as quickly as I usually do.
MV Swift, built in 2020, able to take 300 passengers and seen on Lake Windermere, Cumbria, England, 2024.
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This immature Swift has been banging on the nest box to try to displace the resident adults. Shown here, it bumps its head, rights itself, flies away and returns for another go...
I had taken the 135mm f/1.8 lens with me to try to get photos of swallows feeding inside the barn. That allowed ridiculously fast shutter speed, but the crop was severe. Upscaled with Topaz Gigapixel.
FTT's Blackpool Swift 570 worked between North Pier and Poulton on a running evening. Interior view at North Pier Blackpool Bus 100 3 July 2021
One from the archives for a change. Not that good a picture I'm afraid, but one I've had several goes at scanning over the years and even now, it's barely acceptable. It was taken at Brewer's premises in Caerau, South Wales and shows MBO 518F which was one of a quartet (or at least a trio?) of ex Cardiff Corporation AEC Swifts the AEC loving operator bought and ran. From memory, the picture was taken circa 1980. Bodywork was by Alexander to one of their 'W Type' variants.
For someone like me with a fanatical appreciation of nearly all things AEC, AE & FR Brewer were a pinnacle amongst independent operators. Their vehicles wore this distinctive livery (copied also by nearby Leyland loving Creamline) and were always seemingly well turned out. Unfortunately within only a handful of years, a slow but steady decline set in as the company underwent several changes before eventually fading away.
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este blend es de una de las canciones de taylor swift, una bellisima, bellisima cancion con la que me identifico muchisimo, por que habla de las cosas que pasan cuando tienes 15 y a mi me han pasado y no dudo que me vuelvan a suceder, pero uno tiene que salir adelante, y les quiero comentar que ya entre a clases(pero de tarde (it sucks)) y en las mañanas tengo que hacer mi servicio social (trabajo sin paga ¬¬) asi que en promedio tengo un total de 3 horas libres al dia, menos mal que es solo un semestre, asi que solamente los vere los fines de semana :'(
Jonathan Swift.
Born-30 November 1667,Died – 19 October 1745.
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At last finally seen these birds today after a while waiting and in the same place as last year too but thankfully a lot lower than last year but just a fast............so from the minute i spotted them i was on a mission but not mission impossible like last year lol practice throughout the year paid off..
New York, NY - Taylor Swift leaves the gym in NYC looking confident as she shows off her long legs wearing pinstriped cutoff shorts and a long sleeve shirt, with a cutout in the back.
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This Suzuki Swift with small license plates catched my eye. It couldn't be a US-model as this generation of the Swift was not sold there. But in the end I could find the dealer from the sign in the back. It was sold by a dealer from Willemstad, Curaçao and imported in the Netherlands in 2008.
Taylor Swift performed at Scottrade Center on September 29, 2015. Haim and Vance Joy opened the show.
Photo by Dustin Winter.
The Swift was a famous "Airship" class air racing 'plane. This class were unlimited in engine power and other design criteria and intended for stratospheric race courses. The competitors were launched and recovered from large airships. These also functioned as pit-stops, with arms to grapple the aircraft into hangars under the gas envelope.
Lacking landing gear helped to make the aircraft lighter and faster. With the Swift, this was carried to extremes. The cockpit featured no instruments, in order to save weight. Heat from the aeroplane's engines could be felt through the cockpit seat and throttle adjustments were made on this basis. It is believed that this is where the expression "Flying by the seat of your pants." originates.
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This design was totally inspired by these illustrations by Pablo Dominguez Aguilar.
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Tommy, a new temporary resident, in his room at the Swift Mansion. Tommy was just released from jail and looks forward to a new beginning. Right now he has this big, impressive quarters all to himself, and he enjoys a beautiful view looking over the balcony outside his window
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This historic mansion, constructed at 4500 S. Michigan Avenue in 1892, was my favorite stop on today's Open House Chicago adventure. It is currently home of the Inner City Youth and Adult Foundation, which provides support and transitional housing to individuals who have a troubled past and are trying to make changes to better themselves. More info: www.innercityyouthchicago.org
Car: Suzuki Swift GLS.
Date of first registration: 25th April 2002.
Registration region: Swansea.
Latest recorded mileage: 104,219 (MOT 17th September 2020).
Last V5 issued: 13th December 2016.
Date taken: 30th December 2020.
Album: Street Spots
This photo closes the excitement of my adventure to this Swift ruins...
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"The empty buildings were gutted by fires in 1971 and in 1973. The latter blaze, fueled by 70 years' worth of animal fat, burned for three weeks. Afterward, owners hired a company to demolish what was left, but after breaking three wrecking balls on the massive brick structures, Hearne Wrecking and Lumber admitted defeat.."
After the plant closed in 1971, the place was heaven for graffiti taggers, a plot of urban wilderness routinely explored by teenagers and photographers... however in the next few years, it may change that.
~ source article "Swift Changes" - Ft Worth Weekly
~ History of Stockyards and Swift meat-packing complex
"The empty buildings were gutted by fires in 1971 and in 1973. The latter blaze, fueled by 70 years' worth of animal fat, burned for three weeks. Afterward, owners hired a company to demolish what was left, but after breaking three wrecking balls on the massive brick structures, Hearne Wrecking and Lumber admitted defeat.."
After the plant closed in 1971, the place was heaven for graffiti taggers, a plot of urban wilderness routinely explored by teenagers and photographers... however in the next few years, it may change that.
~ source article "Swift Changes" - Ft Worth Weekly
~ History of Stockyards and Swift meat-packing complex
Pallid swift, Apus pallidus. 3 April 2022. Tel Aviv, Israel.
I appreciate the difficulties of separating pallid swifts from common swifts (Apus apus) in the field. This is one of the few sharp photographs I have. I had excellent views of them and after discussions with a local birder concluded that they are pallid swifts rather than common. I've also got some heavily cropped versions of these swifts that, whilst grainy, clearly show the dark eye patch and pale throat that is indicative of pallid swift.
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