Audi R8 – a sports car produced by the German concern Volkswagen AG under the Audi brand since 2006. Despite the sporty character, it has been adapted for everyday use by reducing noise and increasing driver comfort.
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Dodge Viper is a two-seater sports car manufactured between 1992 and 2010 by Chrysler. In 2013, the third generation appeared. The first and second generation Dodge Viper was hand-assembled by people at the New Mack Assembly and Connor Avenue Assembly plants.
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Dodge Challenger – a car manufactured under the American Dodge brand (Chrysler) since 1970. Dodge Challenger is available with a coupe body. The car has a rear drive. Dodge Challenger engines have a power of 250 to 425 hp and a capacity of 3518 to 6059 cc. The maximum speed of the car is 270 km / h.
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Mercedes-Benz CLK is a sporty, luxury coupe (segment G) or convertible manufactured from 1997 to 2010 under the Mercedes-Benz brand with a name referring to brand cars in the early and mid-20th century. There are two generations of this car, the most recent being on the market since 2003.
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Subaru Impreza – a compact car manufactured by the Japanese brand Subaru. Since 2011 the fourth generation of the model has been produced. SUBARU Impreza has a hatchback, wagon and sedan body. Maximum power is between 90 and 300 bhp, which results in a top speed of 181 to 255 km/h, and acceleration to 100 km/h ranges from 5.4 to 11.1 seconds.
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Mini Cooper is a small car manufactured by the British Motor Corporation (BMC) and its successors from 1959 until 2000. In 2001 it was replaced by the new MINI. The original version of the car gained a reputation as a cult and became an icon of the 1960s, and its forward drive to save space influenced the generation of vehicle builders. The popularity of the original Mini has made it possible to create a number of models based on it for a variety of markets.
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The BMW M6 is currently one of the fastest cars offered by the Bavarian manufacturer. The M6 has a five liter engine and a 507 hp.
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Land Rover III – off-road vehicle produced in the years 1948-1985 by the British company Rover (since 1978 by Land Rover). The vehicle originally known as the Land Rover was produced in three generations. Originally produced for use in agriculture and light industry. All generations of the model were produced in short and long versions. In addition, the third generation was produced in the pick-up version.
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Volkswagen Beetle – a German Volkswagen car produced since 2011 as the successor of the New Beetle.
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Porsche 911 – the flagship model of the German brand Porsche produced since 1964 in Stuttgart. A characteristic feature of the vehicle is the boxer engine located behind the rear axle and independent rear suspension.
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In Ferrari Aurea was used elements common with Folmule 1 racing cars. They are particularly prominent in the front – here is a characteristic nose and shredded air intake and a low-hanging spoiler.
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Button mushrooms are the most popular cultivated mushrooms in the world. They contain a lot of B vitamins as well as bioactive compounds, lectin and tyrosinase. Scientific studies confirm the antitumor, antimicrobial, antibacterial and genoprotective properties of mushrooms.
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Enoki mushroom is popular in Asian cuisine, especially Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese and Chinese. Extremely tasty (though delicate), crispy and firm. They have long and thin legs that end with a tiny round hat. They grow in tufts. Enoki mushroom usually are white or creamy.
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Oyster mushroom is a common mushroom that can be found practically all over the world. Oyster mushrooms are most often found in autumn when the temperatures are much lower and the humidity in the forest rises. They do not grow directly in the soil – they are more likely to grow on wood: roots, branches, trunks.
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Saffron milk cap is edible mushroom. It is considered one of the tasty edible mushrooms. You can find it on sandy soils. Occurs in the northern hemisphere in temperate climates. It is also growing in Australia.
Its hat has a diameter of 4-15 cm.
Slippery jack is a very tasty edible mushroom. It is very common mushroom mostly in the lowlands. It is very appreciated by mushroom pickers because of its taste and nutritional value.
The season for buttermilk starts in May and lasts until November. Sometimes, especially in the warm autumn and late winter, it can be found in mid-December.
