Image:Apollo 15 Lunar Rover final resting place.jpg

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Apollo 15 Commander Dave Scott photographed the Lunar Rover at the end of the last EVA. The Rover sits in it final resting place. At the back, we can see the rake. On the handcontroller between the two seats, a Bible can be seen, which was placed there by Scott.

The Lunar Rover from Apollo 15 in its final resting place at the end of EVA-3.

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