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German woman from Knott's Waveswinger ride. These women are reproductions from Die Schönheitsgalerie in Schloss Nymphenburg in Munich, Germany.
Kitesurfing or Kiteboarding - wave-riding which is focused on big waves using a board designed for wave riding.
Wave slide in a commercial indoor playground - family entertainment center designed and installed by Iplayco
That's it for this week my friend. I'm now going to rejoin my friends in the clubhouse behind me and continue the T-girl party together with them. I hope you like this week's photo series and of course I'll be back next week with another little girlie adventure. I hope to see you again then. Bye-bye!
Wave Lace Socks by Evelyn A. Clark in IWK Spring 04. Project details on my blog.
Does this qualify for the "It ain't easy being green" theme in Socktopia March? (Okay, it's more like "it ain't easy being aqua"...)
Second Beach. 12x36" prints available (without watermark) for $14. Email me at alexfitzpatrick1@gmail.com for details.
RFA's Wave Ruler (A390) replenishment vessel/fast fleet tanker is moved from Cammell Laird's dock 5 to the wet basin. She was assisted by Smit Waterloo, Zeebrugge, Smit Donau and Smit Belgie.
She proceeded into the wet basin stern first.
Quote - 'She has extensive aviation facilities and can carry an additional eight refrigerated 20ft containers when needed. She has a cargo capacity of 16,000 cubic metres, which include 3,000 cubic metres of aviation fuel, 380 cubic metres of fresh water, and 500 metres of dry cargo. She has a large one spot flight deck, hangar and maintenance facilities capable of supporting two Merlin helicopters. She is fully capable of self-defence, which a defensive fit which includes 30mm cannon and the ability to receive two Phalanx close-in weapon systems (CIWS).'
Sources:
www.royalnavy.mod.uk/our-organisation/the-fighting-arms/r...
www.royalnavy.mod.uk/the-equipment/ships/royal-fleet-auxi...
IMO: 9168609
MMSI: 235519000
Call Sign: GCVR
Pennant: A390
Flag: Great Britain
AIS Vessel Type: Military Ops
Gross Tonnage: 23294
Deadweight: 18260 t
Length Overall x Breadth Extreme: 196.3m × 30.2m
Year Built: 2003
Status: Active
Builder: BAE SYSTEMS SURFACE SHIPS GOVAN - GLASGOW, UK
Yard number: 321
Build start: 2001-11-01
Order: 1996-11-30
Freeboard - Summer: 5750 mm
Net Tonnage: 6988 t
Displacement - Summer: 29480 t
Ballast Segregated: 3088 t
Liquid Oil: 15000
Hull Type: DOUBLE HULL
Engine Builder: WARTSILA FINLAND
Engine Cylinders: 12
Engine Power: 19440 kW
Engine Stroke: 320 mm
Propeller: 1 FIXED PITCH
Sometimes sunny, sometimes dull and always windy - this was Cromer on the Norfolk coast during our visit.
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