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At the Children's Museum of Memphis in Memphis, Tennessee

Tin wind-up Schuco sedan with happy mouse driver.

The mixing of electricity and water. What could possibly go wrong? From 30,000 feet or so, crossing the south end of the North Sea probably off the coast of Belgium. I felt it was a large scale minimalist image if such a thing exists.

This awesome artificial Cardinal (at least, I believe it's a Cardinal!) was hanging from a tree just over the dividing fence between our lot and our neighbor's lot at the Sheep River Campground.

 

This thing was really cool; the wire hanging down from underneath it is connected to weighted wind chimes, so that, as the wind blows, this bird spins around and flaps its wings and beautiful music is also created from the chimes!

 

The water of the Sheep River can be seen in the background.

“And forget not that the earth delights to feel your bare feet and the winds long to play with your hair”

― Kahlil Gibran

a heavy wind in the morning 6.30 am

digital converter 2.0x

aka 200 mm

at F2.8!

Amelie and Allana looking down Wind Ridge, with the Bow Valley, Pigeon Mountain and Centennial Ridge in the background

Keeping cool! In gale force winds.

Viewfinder and trig. point on the summit of Winder in the Howgill Fells.

Windmill at Volendam

18 may 2014

Wind Surf near fort Sv. Ivan, Dubrovnik, August 2009

Crystal and I were driving out to Larimore the first time after the flood, and we passed this wind vane. A few years later, I met the sculptor, and he's tempted to go back and pull it up 'cuz the people that own land never did pay him for it.

 

On the other hand, he says, "people get to see my art."

Wind turbines near Pike, NY

From the top of the Wind Tower view of Middle, Little Sisters and Canmore valley

Photo taken with Sony RX100

Wind jackup platform moored up in West Float, Birkenhead Docks. She was acting 'hotel' for the workers at the Western Link HVDC job which is now completed and currently under testing

 

www.ziton.eu/wp-content/uploads/WIND_Technical-Specificat...

 

IMO: 9107851

 

MMSI: 220520000

 

Call Sign: OXSW2

 

Flag: Denmark

 

AIS Vessel Type: Other

 

Gross Tonnage: 1501

 

Deadweight: 1463 t

 

Length Overall x Breadth Extreme: 55m × 18m

 

Year Built: 1996

 

Status: Active

 

Jacking operations (design): Wave height: 1.25 m (Hs), Wind speed: 10 m/s, Current: 1 kn

 

Jacked survival (design): Wave height: 7.0 m/9 s wave (Hmax), Wind speed: 25 m/s, Current: 3 kn

 

Cargo area: Approx. 430 m2

 

Deck load: 20/30 t/m2

 

Main crane boom length: 110 meters

 

Wind speed: 10 m/s, 3 sec. gust

 

Main hoist lifting capacity: 30 tons @ 30 m radius @ 100 m height

 

Leg length: 50,2 m

 

Transit speed: 6 knots

  

Wind turbines generating electrical power at Horse Hollow Wind Farm, Nolan county, Texas the world's largest wind power project during sunset.

A shot of the part of the wind farms found along the coastal road travelling down to Tarifa.

The wind was so strong there was a mini sandstorm that you can see in this image

Generating power (Carne, Wexford)

Twin Groves Horizon Wind Farm located outside Bloomington, Il produces enough energy to power 54,000 homes with clean energy.

Wind surfing in the Wash at Hunstanton.

McCall Winery, Cutchogue, NY

Wind Cave National Park

Viewed from Crosby Beach

8) Is your luck good? Knock on wood, open a fortune cookie, pick up a horseshoe, etc.

 

"Wind chimes help block bad luck and add good luck to a home. Choose all metal wind chimes for best Feng Shui results. Use metal wind chimes on the west, north or northwest areas."

Angela Harris, Yahoo! Contributor Network

Extremely high wind was reported on the ridge tops of the mountains during the storms. You can see the evidence of this based on the wind-blasted formation of the snow and ice on the ridge-top trees.

In bed today. Bad head ache. The curtains are tickling me. Took a few pix with the iPhone

Wind me up and watch me go. We both love to go urban exploring and to take some fun photographs of the things we see. I get really excited when I know I have an abando to explore... :)

the answer, my friend, is blowing in the wind.

Wind Cave National Park

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