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The image shows the Bleichenbrucke Bridge in Hamburg, Germany. Information about the Bleichenbruck Bridge in Hamburg, Germany could not be found. Perhaps he was referring to the Kelbrandbrücke, one of the most famous bridges in Hamburg. The Kelbrandbrücke is a 4—kilometer cable-stayed bridge spanning the Hamburg harbor. 1 was opened in 1974. Until 1991, it remained the largest in the world, with a span width of 325 m and a length of 3940 m
Porsche 356 Sports Car The first car of the German company Porsche. The Porsche 356 was a rear-wheel drive, rear-engined sports car, available in two body versions - with a rigid or retractable top. Production began in 1948 in Gmund, Austria, where about 50 machines were built. In 1950, the factory was moved to Stuttgart, Germany; the main production of the 356 model continued until April 1965, when it was replaced by the Porsche 911 model, introduced in the fall of 1963. According to rough estimates, about half of the 76,000 Porsche 356 cars produced have now been preserved.
The image shows a blue 1906 Packard car with yellow wheels and a leather interior. In 1906, Packard produced the Model S, also known as the 24 in terms of horsepower. It was available in Tourer, Limousine, Landaulet, Victoria and Runabout variants. Characteristics of the model S: four-cylinder engine with a volume of 349.9 cubic inches; 3,244 horsepower; The wheelbase is 119 inches, except for the Runabout (108 inches). The Model S was larger and more comfortable than the previous model N. Only 728 copies were produced.
The image shows a white Toyota Celica GT-Four car with logos on the hood, moving along a dirt road. Toyota Celica GT-Four is a Celica model in a liftback body, with a turbocharged 3S—GTE engine and a permanent all-wheel drive system. The car was created to participate in the World Rally Championship. 13 The rules of this championship required the manufacturer to produce road versions of the car in sufficient quantities.
The image shows a TEP60 diesel locomotive with a red and yellow color at a railway station. TEP60 is a passenger six—axle diesel locomotive with direct current electric transmission, produced in the USSR at the Kolomna Locomotive Plant from 1960 to 1987. It was produced in two versions — single-section and two-section. A total of 1,241 single-section TEP60 diesel locomotives and 116 two-section 2TEP60 locomotives were built. During the 1970s and 1980s, TEP60 locomotives were the main passenger locomotives on the railways of the USSR, but then they began to be decommissioned. For its time, the TEP60 was the fastest diesel locomotive in the world, with a speed of 193 km/h.
The image shows a landscape with hills, trees and a sunset. Images of a tree on a hill in Tuscany, Italy can be found on the following resources: Photo "Close-up of a lonely tree on a hill in Tuscany, Italy, on a sunny day." Article "Tuscany and cypresses: inseparable companions" with a description of the cypress tree, the symbol of the Tuscany region. Photo "Tree on a hill, Tuscany — Italy / Tuscany — Italy, photographer Lorenzo Nadalini". Stock photos on the theme "Tuscan Trees Pictures".
Products of condensation of water vapor suspended in the atmosphere, visible in the sky with the naked eye from the surface of the Earth and near-Earth outer space. In a broad sense, a cloud is an accumulation of individual particles of a substance in a certain volume.
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