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Built: 1898
Located in Baltic, Connecticut - a village within the town of Sprague, Connecticut – USA.
This two-story flatiron-style building was a humble forerunner to the famous twenty-two-story “Flatiron Building” constructed four years later in New York City. A building often considered the most iconic early skyscraper ever built.
RAF Typhoon Eurofighter 6 Sqn - "Sir Roderick" on finals to land back home at RAF Lossiemouth in Scotland.
Foto por Rodrigo Unda
Se me había olvidado comentarles que me hicieron una mini entrevista en modabit.com, acá se las dejo para que la revisen.
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Ah, y los invito a darle apoyo a mi amigo Jon Jacobsen en los premios Waw :) (hoy último día!)
Roderick Shaw's fabulous Maico Scrambler, clean and ready to go. Round Two of the Northern Ireland Classic Scrambles Club Championship, Laurelbank, Saintfield.
Foto por Rodrigo Unda
Se me había olvidado comentarles que me hicieron una mini entrevista en modabit.com, acá se las dejo para que la revisen.
www.modabit.com/articulo.php?id_articulo=1847
Ah, y los invito a darle apoyo a mi amigo Jon Jacobsen en los premios Waw :)
This provincial park, established in 1977, was named after the great conservationist Roderick Haig-Brown. Recently it was renamed Tsutswecw Park.
Erythronium citrinum var. roderickii, S of Scott Mountain Pass, Scott Mountains, Trinity Co., CA, 8 Apr 2025.
Stirling Moss (partnered with Denis Jenkinson) drove this 300 SLR Mercedes to a historic victory in the 1955 Mille Miglia.
55th Annual Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance, August 21st 2005
Cropped and adjusted older photo...
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Roderick's Of Orbost Magnificent Kenworth Logger Stops in to Check out the Truckshow at Sandown 1981-1980
I don't spoil him at all... Maybe a little.... Fine, he's spoilt xD but he's my baby and he deserves it. He'll always be my fave because he was my first one <3
He's a very cute bunny, right?
I was talking to someone who asked me what my interests were. I said 3 things. Everybody, guess what I said.
Also, the dolls should be here on Tuesday.
As you head along the main A87 this memorial is beside the road, not far from the junction that would take you to Invergarry. I have passed this memorial many times, and have stopped and looked and wondered, this time I stopped and took some details, this is what it says “At this spot in 1746 died Roderick MacKenzie. An officer in the army of Prince Charles Edward Stuart of the same size and of similar resemblance to his royal prince, when surrounded and overpowered by the troops of the Duke of Cumberland gallantly died attempting to save his fugitive leader from further pursuit.”
I knew about this monument and about the story, I am now humbled to think of what went on here all these years ago, quite remarkable. The monument is well looked after and it is good to see some information relating to the incident.
Build by 66Fixed, Florida.
Rims: H plus son chrome formation face
Hubs: High flange chrome phil wood
Spokes: silver double butted DT Swiss comps
Cog: 17t gold medal EAI
Tires: Innova nearfar Super 7s
Saddle: NOS Perforated San Marco Concur Laser
Seatpost: Nitto Jaguar
Headset: Hatta Super Swan Deluxe
Stem: Steel chrome Nitto Jaguar 100
Bars: Capped chrome EAI/Nitto RBO021 SLP
BB: Phil Wood
Cranks: Sugino 75
Chainring: 52t Sugino 75
Pedals: Mks Royal Nuevos
Clips: Mks
Straps: Kashimax dual sprint
Chain: DID NJS silver racing chain
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Tengo 194 contactos de los cuales 69 los tengo marcados como "amigos"
Y además tengo 493 fotos favoritas de otros usuarios de flickr.
Y este ha sido mi reporte :)
La foto es por don mr. Unda