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Those last 4 car photos look like miniature models up close.
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Those last 4 car photos look like miniature models up close.
I think they were shot inside the GM Heritage Center.

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I think they were shot inside the GM Heritage Center.

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On the Cadillac secondary floor in the middle of the building. Lol
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The Livermore Centennial Light Bulb in Livermore, California, was installed in 1901, according to Guinness World Records, which recognizes it as the world's longest-burning light bulb. The hand-blown bulb was made by the Shelby Electric Company in Ohio in the late 1890s and donated to Livermore's fire department in 1901. Originally a 30-watt bulb, it has been operating at about 4 watts since 2010. It's left on 24 hours a day at Fire Station #6 "in order to provide night illumination of the fire engines," according to Guinness.
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