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Wes Kuhns, James Arnold, Ben Sanchez, and Paul Vinyard, left to right, install a rocket motor on the 10,000-ft. sled track during a proficiency test.
Watch in slow motion as the rocket travels down the track at speeds up to 3,200 ft/sec.: youtu.be/Ha2efdpdxU8
Photo by Craig Fritz
I tried to do a seductive photo shoot. Lol. My headphones kind of ruin it. But I won't take good photos unless I have music playing. These headphones are kind of ugly though. I am proud of my hair and make up though. It took hours to perfect. I like it though. I hope you guys appreciate the photo shoot. It won't be up long.
This picture just reminds me of the short clip before the movie 'Up', called Partly Cloudly. I love Partly Cloudy! It's so cute :D
M has been extremely excited to get the Christmas tree burnt this year. To her credit, we left it up in the house far too long. The thing was a tinderbox waiting for a spark. So, I hauled it outside and dumped it on the fire pit.
Typically, we wait until the summer to burn the tree as one of the first fires of the season. But, M had so much energy, L had her go out and pick up any sticks she could find to add to the pile and they burned it together today. I stayed inside with C because it was incredibly cold out, but I managed to get this little shot of them staying warm by the tree. L came in and said the whole thing burned up in less than five minutes from a single match, Christmas Vacation style.
I should've had that thing out of the house a week ago.
"VERTICAL CLIMB ROLL"
JASDF Blue Impulse
Iruma Air Base, Saitama Japan
D90*Nikkor ED 70-300mm F4-5.6D
Real and actual switch on the training control panel. This control room is an exact duplicate of the real thing.
Lani and Holly (on the right) invited me for a shoot in her hubby's bike Shop for a pin up shoot ...with so many bikes to use I was like a kid in a toy's store
Walking up the stairs from the Villiers Street exit from Charing Cross tube I saw the opportunity....
Looking up to the top of the Gateway Arch in St. Louis. Way up. See those tiny windows up at the top? Yeah, I didn't get to go up there. Sort of glad, because I think feeling it sway might have freaked me out a little bit.
92042, in DB red, is powering up Shap at Scout Green with the WO 6S94 China Clay to Irvine. This was taken on Wednesday 25th April 2012
Spotted painted on the garage door of a house in Burntisland, presumably where the owner ties their car up to the hitching post in the livery stable. Made me smile.