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Timing Ireland supplied world famous Polanik Athletic equipment for the Cork city Sports. Timing Ireland supplied a 10m IAAF certified Hammer & Discus cage and IAAF certified Landing areas.
Timing Ireland supplied world famous Polanik Athletic equipment for the Cork city Sports. Timing Ireland supplied a 10m IAAF certified Hammer & Discus cage and IAAF certified Landing areas.
For more information see www.timingireland.ie or contact us on info@timingireland.ie
As the rotar had moved, it was no suprise it did'nt feel right! Holed a piston in just three laps. Bu$$er. All rebuilt now. Let's see what qualifying will bring.
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SAG GOOD TIMING
FLAG : MARSHALL ISLANDS
REGISTRY : MAJURO
IMO :9403463
TYPE :M.CONTAINER SHIP
BUILDER :TAIZHOU KOUAN SB CO. TAIZHOU
COUNTRY :CHINA
YD NR :412
SHIP DESIGN :CV1100+
BUILT :2009
GT :9957
DWT :13702
OWNER :CO 12 SCHIFFAHRTS KG. C/O VEGA-REEDEREI GMBH
VEGA REEDEREI GMBH & CO KG. HAMBURG
EX :VEGA MERCURY 19
LOCATION :NEW BRIGHTON 6 OCTOBER 2021
This is a photo set of the 2016 Downtown Rocks and Runs 5k race 2016 in downtown Mount Airy North Carolina. Officiating the race was Go Sports Timing. Photography by Keith Hall Photography Elkin NC.
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Photos by: Magnus Schmidt
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Maybe a good alternate title would be - "getting off a perfectly good horse...".. This is amazingly hard to do - capture the moment when the cowboy slides off the horse, and grabs the steer.. For one thing - they are going literally as fast as they can - all of them. And the moment it happens can be a half-second out of the chute - or halfway down the arena - you never know. Stuff like this really makes me wish I had more chances to get it right - and better seats.. I brought my old Canon, thinking it would be better to have the extra zooming power, but man - I missed my Nikon.
I DO like the way all three animals heads are in the frame, as well as both cowboys - and the "decisive moment" that I captured.. I only wish the light had been better...