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der Weißerritztalbahn kurz nach verlassen des Bahnhof Seifersdorf Richtung Kippsdorf
Die Weißeritztalbahn ist die zweitälteste sächsische Schmalspurbahn und die dienstälteste öffentlich betriebene Schmalspurbahn Deutschlands. Die Strecke führt seit 1882 von Freital-Hainsberg bei Dresden durch das Tal der Roten Weißeritz bis Dippoldiswalde und seit 1883 bis Kipsdorf im Osterzgebirge. Sie wurde beim Hochwasser im August 2002 so schwer beschädigt, dass sie komplett außer Betrieb ging. Nach einem langen, durch viele Verzögerungen geprägten Wiederaufbau wurde die Strecke von Freital-Hainsberg bis Dippoldiswalde 2008, die Strecke von dort bis Kurort Kipsdorf am 17. Juni 2017, fast 15 Jahre nach deren Verwüstung durch das Hochwasser, wieder in Betrieb genommen.
the Weißeritz valley railway shortly after leaving the station Seifersdorf direction Kippsdorf
The Weißeritz valley railway is the second oldest Saxon narrow gauge railway and the longest publicly operated narrow gauge railway in Germany. The route leads since 1882 from Freital-Hainsberg near Dresden through the valley of the Red Weißeritz to Dippoldiswalde and since 1883 to Kipsdorf in the Eastern Ore Mountains. It was so badly damaged during the flood in August 2002 that it went completely out of service. After a long period of reconstruction characterized by many delays, the route from Freital-Hainsberg to Dippoldiswalde 2008, the route from there to Kipsdorf spa on 17 June 2017, almost 15 years after its devastation by the flood, was put back into operation.
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Herbstspaziergang am 1. November - Allerheiligen - in Gennep. Die Sonne vom Vortag hat sich verabschiedet und passend zum November hatten wir trübes und nebliges Wetter.
Canon EOS 6D - f/5.6 - 1/250sec - 100 mm - ISO 100
Libellula quadrimaculata - Four-spotted Chaser or Four-spotted Skimmer
The Four-spotted Chaser (Libellula quadrimaculata), known in North America as the Four-spotted Skimmer, is a dragonfly of the family Libellulidae found frequently throughout Europe, Asia, and North America.
The brown colour and the four spots on the wings make them unmistakable.
This active Dragonfly mainly lives by ponds, vernal pools, and slow flowing rivers; they are most common in June and July.
Libellula quadrimaculata - viervlek
Een middelgrote libel met een lengte variërend tussen 40-48 mm. De viervlek is de enige libel met een duidelijke zwarte vlek bovenaan in het midden van de vleugels (vier in totaal). Er is tevens een vlek op het pterostigma. De achtervleugel heeft een donkere basisvlek. Boven de donkere basisvlek is een bruinoranje vlek aanwezig die tevens op de voorvleugel aanwezig is. Het voorste deel van het achterlijf is grotendeels oranje van kleur en het achterste deel van het achterlijf is eerder zwart van kleur. Op de zijkanten van het achterlijf zitten gele vlekken.
Zeer algemeen bij stilstaand water.
De soort komt in grote delen van Europa voor, daarnaast ook in Noord-Amerika.
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تنمحِي فيه ألوانُ الأسماءِ القديمةِ
كضرُورةٍ للحياةِ، والبقاء !*
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So I decided to start a 365 project because I want to explore my artistic side more than I have been recently since I've been doing photography more as a business/moneymaking thing than an art thing. I don't know if it'll be all self-portraits, but we'll see how it goes. :)
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NOT TO BE CONFUSED WITH THE CROSSVINE
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This is known also as,
Trumpet creeper
Cow vine
Foxglove vine
Hellvine
Devil's shoestring
Native to eastern North America as far north as Ohio and South Dakota, this vine is often cultivated for its attractive, reddish orange flowers and can Escape (A cultivated plant that has gone wild.) cultivation, sometimes colonizing so densely it seems a nuisance, particularly in the southeast, where its invasive qualities have earned it the names Hellvine and Devils Shoestring.
A high-climbing, aggressively colonizing woody vine to 35 ft., climbing or scrambling over everything in its path by aerial rootlets.
Flowers showy, waxy, broadly trumpet shaped, up to 3 1/2 inches long, orange to reddish orange, clustered at the ends of branches, appearing throughout the summer. Fairly drought tolerant within its range. Blooms most in full sun.
Fruit pod up to 6 inches long with 2 ridges running lengthwise, tapering more gradually to the base than to the tip, and roughly round in cross section.
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Open flowers hanging in a vine growing wildly on a roadside tree.
Campsis radicans
Family Bignoniaceae
Roadside, Melbourne, Florida, USA.
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He hadn't ever thought it would come to this...he certainly hadn't planned it. But she lied...and lied...and lied. This was the last time.
He didn't know she was dead until the gun grew icy in his hand...and the silence closed in on him.........and the fog finally crept into his soul. It was too late for her, but far, far too late for him.
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