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[pucho812]

Sometimes you gotta get away.
Took this photo Monday as we left the dock to go fishing. Sunrise on the Gulf of Mexico back home in texas.

 

[AnalogPackrat]

Witnessed a waterspout yesterday afternoon. It formed maybe a mile offshore and then moved inland. Stirred up a lot of beach towels and stuff when it arrived. We were 1/2-3/4 mile from the place it came onshore. F0, I'd guess.

 

[pucho812]

Tied to my pic about being on the water.
Caught limit in red fish. Will be good eating for some time.

 

[pucho812]

Here are some photos from the Route 66 rally down in Ontario California from this year. Lots of American classic autos.

 

[AnalogPackrat]

Here are some photos from the Route 66 rally down in Ontario California from this year. Lots of American classic autos.

That first one is pure class.

 

[pucho812]

That first one is pure class.

Iirc it’s a 1939 Ford.

 

[sahib]

I am in Istanbul at the moment. My sister and I were walking past a garage and came across this. Early '70s Murat 124 which is essentially Fiat 124. The guy in the background on the left, talking to my sister, is the owner. He apparently bought it for pennies to restore.

 

[sahib]

I was kicking around today and this time I came across an actual Fiat 124. Nice white trimmed tyres but the left rear was flat.

 

[cyrano]

Personalised plate and all!

Nice paint job. Black isn't easy.

 

[PermO]

What is it ?

 

[sahib]

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What is it ?

Perhaps a chandelier or a glass architectural structure?

 

[AnalogPackrat]

What is it ?

Lighthouse fresnel lens

 

[Soundwaves]

 

[Walrus]

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[PermO]

Lighthouse fresnel lens

Yes, correct !

 

[KA-Electonics.com]

My Aunt Mildred joined TI in March 1949. She was employee #161. Her husband Thomas was employee #348.

I found this 1954 Texas Instruments Annual Report in my Grandmother's trunk. I recall her being a stockholder for a brief period of time.

The cover is a work of art.

 

[AnalogPackrat]

My Aunt Mildred joined TI in March 1949. She was employee #161. Her husband Thomas was employee #348.

I found this 1954 Texas Instruments Annual Report in my Grandmother's trunk. I recall her being a stockholder for a brief period of time.

The cover is a work of art.

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Very cool. Look how tiny the Germanium boules are. Current production spins monocrystalline silicon boules 300mm across by 2m+ long.

 

[Brian Roth]

This is a GoPro from the 1950's....don't recall posting these....

 

[pucho812]

It’s called a dymaxion desk. It’s a one of one custom build. It was done by the guys who became tree audio.

 

[Gold]

New studio photo. 4” x 5” plate. Watson press camera.