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camouflage level - expert!
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The famous Panzer IV/70(A) at the Musée des Blindés in Saumur with a 75 mm projectile stuck in its frontal armor plate.
The only one of its kind remaining, it was knocked out by US Shermans near Vosges or Colmar in France towards the end of 1944. The Panzer IV/70(A) received a number of hits that caused significant damage. The front and side armor plates shattered, and the welds around the impact area cracked open. It was used by Free French forces after it received this damage.

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The last two images are from the Talimena Scenic Drive in Oklahoma. Lot's of color to see. But there is a lot of green too. A really fun road. Yes, that is Oklahoma.

You know Chocolate milk, as in brown milk is from brown cows. And white milk is from white cows.

If you have an Apple device it has a built in app to export an HEIC photo as a JPG or PNG.

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I have my iPhone set to save in JPG. I am not buying a Mac just to convert the rare HEIC image. The add on app for Photoshop is 99 cents. I refuse to buy it on principal. If Apple wants us to adopt a all new format, they best make it free.

I will stick to JPG as it has been around for over 30 years and is part of every OS out there.

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How the Andromeda galaxy would look from Earth if it were many times brighter than it is.

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A harvested giant Amazonian water lily leaves from the tropical pond. Turn one over, and this is what you get: beauty without compare.

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Totally justified!

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Back 100 years to 1923. Many of you are familiar with Lombard Street, known as one of the most crooked streets in San Francisco. Originally a straight cobblestone street with a 27-percent grade, it was modified in 1922 to include multiple switchbacks so automobiles could utilize it more safely at a 16-percent grade. Now over a century later, it’s one of the most popular tourist spots in the city!

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Here lies Dave Smith, inventor of pineapple on pizza. We are taking no chances!

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Red Mountain Pass-Colorado.

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Just doing some three wheeling!

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Aerial view of the first U.S. aircraft carrier USS Langley (CV-1) on 3 August 1923 with a plane on deck.

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A stairway to nowhere.

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Nashville,Tennessee 1962.
Not one car had traction control or 4 wheel drive, and virtually all of them were on Bias Ply tires. No winter tires at all. The radial tires were not standard until 1976.

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Calcata; located on top of a volcanic cliff. Its history goes back more than 3000 years.

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This circle of 5000km radius is centered around Paris. Because of the projection (Mercator) it looks all funny and asymmetrical.

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Demolition of the former town of Enfield, Massachusetts in 1939, and the approximate location in 2023. Enfield and three other towns were disincorporated in 1938 to construct the Quabbin Reservoir, which provides drinking water to Boston and a number of other communities in the state.

Gator eyes, Mayaka River, FL

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A little more detail...

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The GIMP is both free and Free and supports heic just fine. Has prebuilt binaries for all the platforms.

That said I havent figured out when/why my phone emails as jpg vs heic, I always send to myself without a subject and pick "medium" for size. Most are Jpg but one out of five or six get sent as heic

Long ago before I had a subscription to Photoshop I tried to use GIMP. I quickly realized it is a different layout, and another program to learn. I have been using Photoshop since the days it was Aldus Photostyler, and Adobe bought it and rolled it into Photoshop.

The iPhone OS defaults to HEIC and there is a setting to change it back to JPG as the default.

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RAF ground crewman shows thickness of the 109’s armored glass. How thick would you say that is?

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NYPD Officer hangs from girder 1920


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On October 26, 1979, angler Ken Fraser set the IGFA All-Tackle World Record for bluefin tuna with this incredible 678.56-kilogram (1,496-pound) fish. Fraser was fishing out of Aulds Cove, Nova Scotia and needed just under an hour to land the massive tuna after it ate the rigged mackerel he was trolling. Fraser's catch is the heaviest tuna ever recorded in the history of the IGFA. Congratulations to Ken Fraser on an incredible catch that continues to stand the test of time!

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That's beautiful as long as I don't ever need to work on it or deal with it. I'd happily drive it. I wonder how heat is managed in the hood, if it's full of louvers or something.

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I don't see any venting on the hood, but it's also not a good picture to know for sure.
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Talimena drive in Oklahoma. Fun and beautiful road for sure. Many miles of curves and elevation changes.

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Some Czech dude free-climbing El Capitan, IIRC.
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1400 year old Ginkgo Biloba tree in November
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A difference of 0.053 seconds.

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Fall colors and wild horses
Osage County, Oklahoma

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Milky Way over Three Sister's Formation
Near Kenton, Oklahoma
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This is what happens when you get stuck on our beach and the tide swamps the vehicle. This one has been out here for at least 7 years, though usually we can only see the engine block peeking out under the sand.

I had to look that up. Wikipedia says 22% of all the gold that is accounted for today. So not nearly half.


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Hayden Valley,Wyoming-USA.

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Washington, 1939...
Family who traveled by freight train. Washington, Toppenish, Yakima Valley...
Library of Congress (Dorothea Lange photographer)

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Many years ago a stand up comedian asked the audience "How do you survive when you've done your business and discover there's only one sheet of toilet paper left?" Then he demonstrated with a single square of this paper while describing what he was doing. "First, you fold it diagonally, then again. Then you tear off a little from the point." He unfolds the square of paper with a hole in the middle, and inserts his middle finger through the hole. "You do your business, then wipe off your finger as you slide the paper off of it." Then he takes the little circular piece of paper from the tip and while demonstrating, cleverly says "you can clean under the fingernail with this little piece."

Just paying forward this useful life hack...

"The Hartford agent is here."