Randy Pobst on Instagram: "South Africa has Penguins? Got nice Jaguar F-Pace S, but steering is on wrong side. In country ten days, now visiting old racing friends David Brown and Ann in Cape Town."
587 likes, 15 comments - randypobst on April 30, 2017: "South Africa has Penguins? Got nice Jaguar F-Pace S, but steering is on wrong side. In country ten days, now visiting old racing friends David Brown and Ann in Cape Town.".
matt hall on Instagram: "This Friday I'm having a pop up show at Dogwood studios (alley behind The Bridge) for First Fridays, and I'll be showing some photography/video work. From 6-9, come hang!"
53 likes, 2 comments - matt__halll on May 1, 2017: "This Friday I'm having a pop up show at Dogwood studios (alley behind The Bridge) for First Fridays, and I'll be showing some photography/video work. From 6-9, come hang!".
Low Flight on Instagram: "Work mates #MGA Roadster. Back on the road after 4 years. Dropped fuel, diff oil and water, turned the key and proceeded to scare his girlfriend for the remainder of the day 🏁💨 #mg #classic #convertible #topless"
43 likes, 1 comments - loflytkulture on May 4, 2017: "Work mates #MGA Roadster. Back on the road after 4 years. Dropped fuel, diff oil and water, turned the key and proceeded to scare his girlfriend for the remainder of the day 🏁💨 #mg #classic #convertible #topless".
NASA on Instagram: "Hubble sees a force awakening in a newborn star…What looks like a double-sided lightsaber is actually a cosmic object known as HH 24. This celestial lightsaber does not lie in a galaxy far, far away, but rather inside our home galaxy, the Milky Way. It's inside a turbulent birthing ground for new stars known as the Orion B molecular cloud complex, located 1,350 light-years away. Just to the right of the cloaked star, a couple of bright points are young stars peeking through and showing off their own faint lightsabers — including one that has bored a tunnel through the cloud towards the upper-right side of the picture. Credit: NASA/ESA #nasa #space #hubble #science #astronomy #telescope #starwars #starwarssday #maythefourthbewithyou #maythe4thbewithyou #lightsaber"
718K likes, 2,661 comments - nasa on May 4, 2017: "Hubble sees a force awakening in a newborn star…What looks like a double-sided lightsaber is actually a cosmic object known as HH 24. This celestial lightsaber does not lie in a galaxy far, far away, but rather inside our home galaxy, the Milky Way. It's inside a turbulent birthing ground for new stars known as the Orion B molecular cloud complex, located 1,350 light-years away. Just to the right of the cloaked star, a couple of bright points are young stars peeking through and showing off their own faint lightsabers — including one that has bored a tunnel through the cloud towards the upper-right side of the picture. Credit: NASA/ESA #nasa #space #hubble #science #astronomy #telescope #starwars #starwarssday #maythefourthbewithyou #maythe4thbewithyou #lightsaber".
Aston Martin Racing on Instagram: "Free practice 1 and 2 for @fiawec_official #WEC6hSpa and @marco_sorensen has finished the day on top after setting a 2m16.458 #wherewebelong #instacar #instasport #WEC"
2,099 likes, 3 comments - astonmartinracingofficial on May 4, 2017: "Free practice 1 and 2 for @fiawec_official #WEC6hSpa and @marco_sorensen has finished the day on top after setting a 2m16.458 #wherewebelong #instacar #instasport #WEC".
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