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This is St. Pete's version of Thrill Hill.
The bridge features a steep hump and if you accelerate fast enough, you hit the hump and it feels like zero gravity for a second. I don't know, smaller cars may even leave the pavement for a split second. Then, of course, you come down and if you're a good driver, you keep going, but if you're a bad driver, you swerve and hit a tree or pole or another car.
They (public safety people, that is) used to show us shock pictures of the Tampa Thrill Hill--gruesome things of mangled cars and bodies--in order to teach us road safety. Or something.
3rd Street South over Salt Creek, St. Petersburg.
View from 209-acre Huntsberry Property on the Third Winchester Battlefield. On November 12, the Civil War Preservation Trust and the Shenandoah Valley Battlefields Foundation announced a $3.35 million campaign to save this property.
Photo by Jim Campi
Third instar on top of the leaf, fourth instar below. Yes, they do grow up fast! The fifth instar will again be twice as long as the fourth instar. They're quickly becoming big bugs!
We were already committed to a 12 mile hike so we passed on Third Burroughs. Next time, I'll start at a different trailhead and get to the top of Third Burroughs.
For a sense of scale, on large-view you can see a pair of hikers on the trail and one on a snow field
Mount Rainier National Park, Washington USA
Third Thursday
Thursday, May 20, 2010
6 – 9 p.m.
museum-wide
Does your closet hold an art collection? Tonight, celebrate one of the primo printing traditions of our time--T-shirts! Toast the winner of the MIA's online Third Thursday T-shirt design competition. Show up in your coolest, funniest, most eye-popping or jaw-dropping tee, or bring your own blank shirt to print and decorate a masterpiece tee here. Rock out to legendary musician Grant Hart, or check in with Chloe Piene, who'll talk about her eye for the sensual line in her latest lithographs and etchings.
Photos: Lacey Criswell
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VCC Canterbury Branch ran the third Ross Butler Grasskhana at the club grounds at McLeans Island on the last weekend in May. The club was joined by members of the Holden club for the day and in total 27 drivers tested their skills around the three driving tests in front of a good number of spectators.
The event was run as a Regularity Trial so the person with the most consistent time on two runs around each course was the winner. Pat O’Connell in the 1959 MGA showed some skill at this matching his first and second times exactly in all three tests. Others seemed to think going fastest was best with one of the MX5’s often hitting the rev limiter. Three motorcyclists also tried the tests but had to take it easy as the cars made the surface slippery and lumpy.
Great support from branch members, and thanks also to the motorcycle section who set out the tests and recorded times. Enjoy the photos.
Macro image of the wounded dragon I had posted yesterday..
The small portion above the head makes you feel there is a third eye positioned right there...
Two of the biggest GT3 cars, the #88 Mercedes-Benz AMG GTS GT3 of Team ABBA with Rollcentre Racing and the #7 Team Parker Racing Bentley Continental GT3 battle at Rockingham Motor Speedway during the third round of the 2017 British GT Championship.
Renovation in progress on the third floor of the building. Flooring has been ripped out.
Photo courtesy Quinn Evans.
The third weekend of October also marks another Civil War-era historical
event: abolitionist John Brown’s raid on a U.S. armory in Harpers Ferry, Va., now West Virginia, on Oct. 16, 1859. John Brown led slaves and supporters to capture the town, armory and arsenal there, Brown’s
uprising was eventually put down when U.S. Marines, under the command of then-Lt. Col. Robert E. Lee, stormed the arsenal’s engine house where Brown and his supporters were lodged, killing the raiders and
capturing Brown. Pictured here is an Oct. 17, 2015, reenactment of the capture of John Brown (portrayed by the bearded man) for spectators. Lee wrote the Secretary of War after the event and characterized the Marines “were at all times ready,” according to retired Joint Base Myer-
Henderson Hall Historian Kim Holien. (Photos courtesy of Kim and Mary Jane Holien)
View of the fence line on the 222-acre Civil War Preservation Trust property on the Third Winchester Battlefield. On November 12, the Civil War Preservation Trust and the Shenandoah Valley Battlefields Foundation announced a $3.35 million campaign to save the neighboring 209-acre Huntsberry property.
Photo by Jim Campi
Status 28.3.17
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3 of the 4 waterborne pillar
(in river)