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Waldohreule (Ästling) // Long-Eared Owl (Owlet)
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Weapon of mass destruction : motor of the German rocket V2
Tour de France - J4 - La coupole d’Helfaut-Wizernes : base de lancement des fusées V2 …
(vaut le détour)
Former Village Coaches of Shoreham, Leyland Tiger Reg G661 WMD standing in another part of Mardens yard in its smart new paint job, giving a better opportunity for a decent photograph
8 October 2014
Promoting the new Trentbarton Nines Enviro 200 MMC at Ripley Market Place on Friday 16-12-16 is 155 YX66 WMD.
Decorative boomerangs never to be thrown in anger. Not sure the acrylic pigments and polyurethane gloss are all that traditional though. Queen Victoria Markets, Melbourne.
Four nuclear powered steam propulsion launch catapults. Launch speed 160 mph in 3 seconds.
Below flight deck capacity for 85-90 aircraft.
Former Village Coaches of Shoreham, Leyland Tiger Reg G661 WMD standing in another part of Mardens yard in its smart new paint job, giving a better opportunity for a decent photograph
8 October 2014
Former Village Coaches of Shoreham, Leyland Tiger Reg G661 WMD stands in Mardens yard now decked out with its new Grey Green livery and decals.
Unfortunately a bit hemmed in.
29 October 2014
Former Village Coaches of Shoreham, Leyland Tiger Reg G661 WMD stands in Mardens yard very shortly after leaving the paint shop in its smart new paint job receiving attention.
3 October 2014
I have included this picture as I am not sure if it will be there when I next go to Mardens.
Former Village Coaches of Shoreham, Leyland Tiger Reg G661 WMD stands in Mardens crowded yard awaiting its turn for attention
9 July 2014
This is the only picture I could get due to the crowded yard
A young protester dressed as a missile peers out from her costume at the Stop Bush/Make Howard History political demonstration in the CBD, attended by over 10,000 people, in response to the APEC Summit.
George Street, Sydney, 2007
“I was a squadron leader in the RAF. I was in charge of the Queen’s Colours. We accompanied the Queen on state visits. It was incredibly disciplined, and there was so much protocol, but I enjoyed it. It was a truly unique and honorary role.”
"How do you feel about our recent decision?”
“We shouldn’t be in any satellite wars. We shouldn’t have gone to Afghanistan, it was that idiot Blair and the so-called WMD. It’s costing us now. Aren’t terrorist attacks a direct consequence of that? I think most people would realise that. I can’t see how bombing will achieve anything. Other than destroying the country, it’s people and families.”