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1942 M8 Greyhound (Light Armored Scout car) Spotted at a 76 gas station in West L.A./Mar Vista area.
M8 Greyhound vs King Tiger 1944
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You can practice here with authentic ninja throwing stars. They work, they are heavy, and you can throw them pretty accurately... and when they hit the target, they stick to the target.
Camera: Canon AE-1
Lens: Canon FD 50mm F/1.8
Film: Kodak Vision 3 50D
Processed By: LittleFilmLab
Location: Hillburn, NY
This was the first time shooting with Kodak Vision 3 film. For those that don't know, Kodak Vision 3 is a motion picture film. I purchased this hand rolled film from the Film Photography Project after hearing rave reviews of the film on the podcast.
Ramapo Police Department shooting range taken at Environmental Day June 2015.
WW2 M3 Stuart Light Tank spotted at a 76 gas station in West L.A./Mar Vista area. The owner of the gas station recently sold a M5 Stuart Light Tank.
A May Day Bank Holiday Monday visit to Canons Ashby, a National Trust run property in Northamptonshire.
Canons Ashby House is a Grade I listed Elizabethan manor house located in the village of Canons Ashby, about 11 miles (17.7 km) south of the town of Daventry in the county of Northamptonshire, England. It has been owned by the National Trust since 1981 when the house was close to collapse and the gardens had turned into a meadow. "The Tower" of the building is in the care of the Landmark Trust and available for holiday lets.
A look around the gardens at Canons Ashby on the May Day Bank Holiday Monday.
Croquet lawn.
Target practice
Grade II Listed Building
Listing Text
CANONS ASHBY
SP5750
19/34 Canons Ashby House, garden
18/01/68 walls running from SW corner
of House to Lion gates to S,
including gate and gatepiers
(Formerly listed as Walls to
court and garden and gatepiers
at Canons Ashby)
GV II
Garden wall, gate and gatepiers. Early C18. Coursed squared ironstone, some
limestone dressings. High stone coped wall forming S boundary to Green Court
with row of eared stone urns, and consoles where wall meets SW angle of Canons
Ashby House and at far end of Green Court where it meets the pier at this
corner. Pier has moulded plinth and cornice, plain sides and obelisk supported
by 4 stone scrolls. A C16 re-used doorway with 4-centred moulded arch head and
carved spandrels gives access from Green Court to garden. From pier at SW angle
of Green Court a low stone coped wall runs N to gates of Green Court with timber
posts at intervals which have pierced finials and support 2 wrought iron rails.
Another high stone coped wall runs S from Green court to gates and gatepiers to
park. Gatepiers have moulded plinths and cornices, plain sides and large eared
and gadrooned urns. C19 iron gates. From gates to park, a similar wall runs S to
a pier at SW angle of garden. Pier has stone armour (renewed) on square moulded
base with splayed feet. From this pier a low wall retaining the garden and
giving views of the park turns E then NE retaining SE corner of terrace and S
down to the Lion gates (q.v.) at the bottom of the orchard.
(National Trust Guide: 1981 pp.30-34; Canons Ashby gardens and park are included
in the HBMC Register of Gardens at Grade II*).
Listing NGR: SP5762250640
This text is from the original listing, and may not necessarily reflect the current setting of the building.
aspen, colorado
1975
target practice at smuggler mine
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This dual purpose road sign not only alerts drivers of the danger ahead but also provides local shooters with vital target practice.
My 27th birthday at the rifle range with Caitlin, Nick, and Dani.
It was my first time shooting a gun.
Photo taken with the Harinezumi digital camera.
Why do so many people who shoot leave trash? The top of this ridge, from where I took the lovely photos that precede these, is completely littered with shells and things that have been shot. Why?
WW2 M3 Stuart Light Tank spotted at a 76 gas station in West L.A./Mar Vista area. The owner of the gas station recently sold a M5 Stuart Light Tank.
WW2 M3 Stuart Light Tank spotted at a 76 gas station in West L.A./Mar Vista area. The owner of the gas station recently sold a M5 Stuart Light Tank.