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I gave Parry a twin brother, his name is Terry
Hazy views from the Door County Maritime Museum.
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Here's a collection of vintage bathtubs to dip into.
A German soldier standing next to a Trench Periscope and whistle in snowy France during WW1 Via Flickr: The WW1 German trench periscope was an essential optical device used by German soldiers to observe enemy positions from the safety of their trenches without exposing themselves to sniper fire. These periscopes typically featured a simple design with two mirrors or prisms set at 45-degree angles inside a wooden box or metal tube, allowing soldiers to see "over the top" of the trench while remaining protected. German trench periscopes varied in design and complexity. Some were basic handheld models, while others were more advanced, such as the telescopic periscopes manufactured by Carl Zeiss Jena, a leading German optics company. A nice video on YouTube about WW1 Periscopes: www.youtube.com/watch?v=RVZ_7fYsDOo
[PERISCOPE] 161216 | 161215 Christian Yu hablando en su emisión de Periscope sobre que es muy cercano a #Zelo Video vía: JC_LeeKim Trad. Al
christianyu Periscope December 15, 2016
April 5 2016 - Periscope Live Screenshot