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Third Generation (1971-1974)
A new design was introduced for the 1971 model year. The Satellite adopted new "fuselage" styling - in line with the facelifts on the larger Chrysler C-Body models - on the two-door, four-door, and wagon models. Unlike previous years, 4-door sedans and 2-door coupes did not share sheet metal and each carried unique styling. Sedans were available in base, Custom, and Brougham trim, while two-doors were available in base trim (with rear windows that did not roll down), Sebring trim, and Sebring Plus trim. Station wagons were available in base, Custom, or wood-trimmed Regent models. Two-door models had a loop-type front bumper, and this body was the basis for the related GTX and Roadrunner models.
For the 1973 model year, the two-door models - including the Sebring - received more conventional front end and squared up sheet metal and rear side windows
Safety requirements for the 1974 model year included 5 mph (8.0 km/h) bumpers for the sedans and wagons. The Satellite name was dropped after 1974, after which Plymouth's intermediate offerings on the B-body chassis took the Plymouth Fury name. The Satellite Sebring was replaced by the Chrysler Cordoba (a car which was originally intended to be called Plymouth Sebring) and shared an all new body with the Dodge Charger.
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Shown is the 1971 Satellite Brougham Four-Door Sedan
The satellite was available with a 3.7 L (225 CID) Slat six, and a large variety of V8 engines of 4.5 L (273 CID), 5.2 L (318 CID), 5.6 L (340 CID), 5.9 L (360 CID), 6.3 L (383 CID) and 7.0 L (426 CID).
This Victorian House four rooms on the third floor including large walk-in closet, snack room (but could be used for any purpose) large 15x20 plus nook multipurpose room and a bath room
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The lens can make not so high-contrast pictures. It may be good to take faces.
It was taken with P.Angenieux 75mm F2.8 type Z5 modified to fit Nikon DSLR.
(DSN_6524)
This is the Rule of Thirds. The bottle is in the top left corner of the picture. So the 1st corner is where the bottle is.
Cordley School, Lawrence, KS, 1954-55, Mrs. Burnett
Back row: Kathleen Vaughn -- Tom Kirk -- Margaret Hein -- Bob Duver -- Connie Cain -- Bill Mahler
3rd row: Stephen Lason -- Louis Horacek -- Susanne Burgert -- Connie Sexton -- Nancy Swartz -- Stuart Vallee -- Mrs. Burnett
2nd row: Paul Fager -- Marilyn Council -- Richie Seaver -- Beth Winslow -- Virginia Freeman -- Candy Walters
1st row: Beverly Wyatt -- Jim Rumsey -- Mary McBride -- James Bee -- Ronnie Dietz -- Russell Lengel
19/12/2014. Ladies European Tour 2014. Lalla Aicha Qualifying School, Samanah Golf Club, Marrakech, Morocco. Dec 17-21 - 13. Charlotte Ellis of England during the third round. Credit: Tristan Jones
My "Rule of Thirds" graphic for the "10 Ways to Improve Your Fiber Art Photography Now" article in Issue 3 of the Ennea Collective e-mag for handspinnings, knitters and weavers.
Sochi Ru.Feb13-2014.Winter Olympic Games.Team Canada.skip Jennifer Jones,lead Dawn McEwen.third Kaitlyn Lawes.WCF/CCA/michael burns photo
Today is the birthday of legendary director and actor Orson Welles. Since I have already done a Citizen Kane tribute a while back, my Uncle and I thought it would be a nice idea to do one for the role he may be most famous for as an actor, Harry Lime in “The Third Man”.
To honour it we went outside to recreate the famous chase through Viennas sewage system.
If you have never seen it, you should, it is really good, it has great music and a brilliant quote about Switzerland :-)
Happy Birthday Mr Welles.
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This was shot from the top of "The Giant Stairway", a dramatic 1000ft climb down the cliff face past the Three Sisters. I thought that the top of the Three sisters formation added a dramatic foreground focal point to compliment the view.
The Three sisters are one of the most famous landmarks of the Blue Mountains. Legend has it in the Aboriginal Dream time to rival tribes were at war. One of the chiefs, fearing for his three daughters safety, magically turned them to stone, to protect them until the war was over. Unfortunately the chief was killed before he could undo the spell and his daughters remained trapped in stone forever.
This section of the great dividing range west of Sydney is known as the Blue Mountains and are one of the famous landscape views of Australia. They are named after the blue mist that gives the mountains it's hue. The mist rises from Millions of eucalyptus trees and hangs in the air, painting the mountains and sky alike. The Mountains are actually a series of canyons, the Plateau is around 1000m above sea level and over millions of years rivers carved great canyons into it. It was thought to be an inpenitrable barrier to the west., until finally traversed in 1813 by explorers Wentworth, Blaxland and Lawson. It is now home to many small outback towns but sees huge tourism from rockclimbers, canyoneers, hikers, horse and bike riders and those who just want to enjoy the view. It is flooded by tourists and Sydneysiders alike trying to escape the bussell of the city.
No - not a third of the cake! I'm trying to demonstrate the aesthetic "rule of thirds" for this week's theme. Pressed for time, I had to combine it with baking (and a bit of sampling).
Unofficial Transformers "Cosmos." For more on third party Transformers toys and accessories please visit:
Third day of the EuroSkills 2018. Budapest competition at Hungexpo Exhibition Centre. 28th sep. 2018. Photo: Gergely Máté Oláh
Tool
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Element: Space
This is my chakra project, It was a journey which taught me about myself and others. The simple images represent first a merge between the conscious and the subconscious and explores the physical connection of that hyperconscious with the human body (through the endocrine system and nervous system) and our physical surroundings. Each chakra corresponds to an element and a glad within the endocrine system/a part of the body where the energy of that chakra resides in a swirl of energy.