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I hope they use rackets to shoot a field goal through the hoop and across the finish line. That's my knowledge of sports. I do hope your team wins!

@trueBlue This part is obviously a city skyline with a colorful sunset sky. The two half-round items are probably subway tunnels and the construction below that looks like a UFO base. skyline.jpg @Bitkar At first I thought it was an electrical plug. But there is no wire and one photo shows it is hol...

FerlyChallenge.jpg Lina was not afraid of the ferly things. Many were but she found wonder and amazement in them. Non-competing entry in this challenge. https://blenderartists.org/t/challenge-1089-ferly-03-05-24-entries-open/1528063/14 From dictionary.com noun 1. something unusual, strange or causi...

@bitkar Yeah. Could find things on the web.

Steinie, Spacekdet, borgcone, who else is here?

Bitkar was right. Borgcone, that is a convincing answer. It does look capable of being a braider or similar. It is a speed loader for revolvers. https://youtu.be/NJoHJg720no?si=QGUwUJGnbFjQhBcY&t=73 https://duckduckgo.com/?q=speed+loader+revolver&t=ffab&iar=images&iax=images&ia=i...

Thanks Bitkar. Ha, I spelled Sirius as Sririus on the light.

Pixabay stopped blocking VPN's or whatever it was doing. Now I can use it again with full shields up. I go to the musician's website when possible to be sure I'm getting the music properly.

New photos added. The answer will be revealed Saturday or Sunday.

@Borgcone I'd like to see a picture of the assembled photo gadget.

EDIT: New photos.

What's this?
I blurred the 'end' on the third picture because a patent number is there.

Busy with work. I think the black part is a camera mount because the screw and textured pad are common for camera mounts. I still think the white part is motorized to move the camera. If separate then I'll guess the black part goes on a tripod. With the white part and some unseen parts I'll guess it...

Photos still interesting. We all get to see photos. You went there and really saw it. Just enough clouds here to obscure whatever partial happened. I might have gone to Waco, TX or close but (counts on fingers) that is 590 miles (950 kilometers) so 1180 miles there and back. (scribbles on paper whil...