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Starting off the game drive looking at the "desert newspaper." Oryx for the big ones. Maybe springbok as well. Lots of birds, a hairy-footed gerbil and possibly an aardwolf.
Really enjoyed a great walk on a lovely day and being around the rowarth area again was a nice change of scenery.
The Crossroads Village carousel, dressed for Christmas. I tried again and again to take a tracking shot by walking alongside it, but it is fast and I don't have much practice doing that yet.
Each morning new tracks give evidence of a very busy night at the beach. From very large wading birds to small crabs, there's no hiding who you are, where you were, and what you were doing last night!
Track toolkit
Cycle Underground 46T (new)
Sugino 75 NJS 47T
Suntour Superbe NJS 50T
Sugino Mighty Comp 51T
EAT 13T
Dura Ace NJS 14T
Dura Ace NJS 16T
Dura Ace NJS lockring
Dura Ace chainring bolts
Dura Ace chainwhip
15mm spanner/allen key set
I bought this a few days after I graduated from high school in 2001 at at thrift store. I've played my dad's eight tracks and some I've bought at the thrift store with it. I even brought it to my English class last year when our teacher Mr. Stoller wanted us to do a presentation. 60% of the class knew what it was b/c "their dad had one".
Track Services department 262, a former Hull Atlantean, in use as the mobile mess room at Broadwater in 2004.
A picnic table sits under a large, leafy tree, casting a shadow on the ground. In the background, yellow train cars are visible against a clear blue sky in Texas - Image 1891
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