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Technics SL-Q15 linear tracking turntable...with intact original T4P cartridge.....and it works....needs a good clean.....
Alabama Governor Robert Bentley tours Marshall Technical School in honor of Alabama Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month in Guntersville, Alabama on Monday, February 13, 2017. The Alabama State Department of Education launched its Alabama Simulated Workplace initiative in 2015 to transform the culture of career and technical education in the state with high-quality learning environments representing business and industry. Through the program, students engage in relevant curricula with opportunities to earn industry-recognized credentials.
(Governor's Office, Sydney A. Foster)
I've arrived at St Pancras. I originally planned to be here at 08:43 - it's now 09:59. This really isn't how I planned it and I detest the stress.
I now have to catch another train - a Thameslink to Gatwick. There are time limits involved here. I try not to overthink it.
This photo shows the limits of an otherwise good camera - the Sony HX90 is absolute pants at dealing with low light conditions. Didn't help I was in rush to capture the scene - but the moment in time as been captured.
Divers
Michelin Technical Team
Michelin
GP Portugal 2024 (Circuit Portimao) 22-24.03.2024
photo: MICHELIN
Divers
Michelin Technical Team
Michelin
Test Doha 2024 (Circuit Losai) 19-20.02.2024
photo: MICHELIN
Divers
Michelin Technical Team
GP Valencia 2023 (Circuit Ricardo Tormo)
24-26.11.2023
photo: MICHELIN
All photos are © David Maskell 2015 unless otherwise specified. Limited permission granted for non-commercial reproduction (eg. Facebook).
Divers
Michelin Technical Team
Michelin
Test Doha 2024 (Circuit Losai) 19-20.02.2024
photo: MICHELIN
Technically, maybe not the best shot but the sun was lighting up the larch trees on this hillside and it was an awesome view.
2D Design drawing of an Islamic Art inspired design. Pattern drawn by hand on design software.
02/04/2014
Technically they're not exactly the cars that frequently ran on the Brighton line back then...but it's close enough.