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....dite Chardon d' argent, n' est pas une fleur comme les autres. C' est une composée sans tige, reposant sur un oreiller d' épines terriblement acérées. Malheur aux doigts qui tenteraient de s' en saisir !
D' ailleurs, plutôt rares sont les passants qui y prêtent attention, car la pauvre Carline, humblement tapie au sol, est éclipsée par la multitude des fleurs de grand renom aux vives couleurs, perchées sur de hautes tiges pour mieux paraître.
Pourtant, la Carline des Alpes est d' une riche nature. L' abeille dorée et le bourdon velu, meilleurs psychologues que nous, ont su découvrir le cœur de cette plante aux apparences rébarbatives. Ils sont parfois plusieurs insectes à butiner ensemble sur un même chardon. Et celui-ci, consolé, reluit du bonheur de pouvoir distribuer à ces Lutins de la montagne autre chose que de cuisantes piqûres!...
L' automne venu, quelques gelées nocturnes suffisent à anéantir le monde des fleurs superbes, avant même qu' elles n' aient le temps de vaporiser leurs dernières gouttes de parfum.
La blanche Carline, cependant, résiste victorieusement aux premiers assauts de l' hiver. Le touriste tardif qui gravit le sentier conduisant à la cabane est charmé par l' aspect féerique de ces petites couronnes aux reflets de métal, jouant au soleil parmi les herbes rousses de novembre.
Un tel spectacle est un don spécial de la montagne aux admirateurs solitaires de la nature, aux yeux de qui les tableaux les plus merveilleux ne sont pas forcément ceux que contemple la foule des touristes de saison.
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EP07-376 oczekuje na godzinę odjazdu ze stacji Warszawa Centralna. Pociąg docelowo jedzie do Białegostoku. Na szczęście maszynista oświetlenie zmienił dopiero po wykonaniu zdjęcia. Dzięki temu jakoś to wyszło.
We chartered a boat to photograph sea otters; these hauled-out Harbour Seals were a bonus. So was the calm water!
Photographed near Quatsino, British Columbia (Canada). Don't use this image on websites, blogs, or other media without explicit permission © 2019 James R. Page - all rights reserved.
E464 062 departs Alassio whilst working Regionale train 10103/10104 from Torino Porta Nuova to Ventimiglia, 6 May 2019
Prosit Neujaht 2017,
I wish you a happy and healthy new year 2017!
Happy New Year to All My Flickr Friends!
Ich wuensche Euch ein frohes und gesundes Neues Jahr 2017!
Une saine nouvel an 2017 !
E464 430 departs Alassio whilst working Regionale train 10103/04 from Torino Porta Nuova to Ventimiglia, 9 May 2019
Finding wall storage for a 25 inch length of wall was a challenge. Most kitchen shelf/hook combinations are 30 to 36 inches. Also, I wanted to avoid wire. I don't like the look of it, and I find that too many small things poke through or fall through. And I knew I wanted solid shelves to hold little things that needed a flat surface to perch on. I looked at a bunch of different storage systems and none of them did quite what I needed, so I put pieces together fron a few places.
The one thing I knew I wanted for sure was a way to store utensils - spatulas, spoons and kitchen scissors - right there for me to grab. The world is completely lacking in this ability. I didn't want to hang them from hooks suspended from bars, the fiddliness of this combined with the imagined sound of the S-hook always falling to the floor had me frustrated already. Besides, I would have needed more than 20 hooks. I considered using the Grundtal cutlery caddies from Ikea for this, but they are just too shallow to hold long-handled utensils, they would have just tipped and fallen out.
I decided I could attached a utensil canister to one of the Ikea Gruntal bars. At first I figured that a canister with holes in it - like this one - would be easy enough to attach using some flexible wire. But first I couldn't find the canister, and then I decided I really didn't love the way it looked. And then I found solid stainless canisters at Storables and declared that I would find a way to attach them. The lip at the top keeps them above the bar, I just needed a way to keep them snug to the bar and I'd be set.
I spent an embarrassing amount of time in the hardware store peering at the various plastic bits with holes and bolts. Finally I wandered into the aisle with chain and discovered thin wire cable and ferrules (little bits of metal that you thread the wire through, then clamp down to create a permanent hold). Please see the next picture to read how I attached the canisters.
The bars are Ikea Grundtal as are the two cutlery caddies, one of which holds napkins. The utensil canisters are from Storables, the small shelf is the stainless steel gallery ledge from Pottery Barn. I use it to hold kosher salt, sea salt, a pepper grinder and the kitchen timer.
I was hoping to find a little stainless steel shelf, but if I was unable to find one I was willing to go with a white picture ledge. You can find these everywhere and I think they would work really well for spices. I wonder if they are sturdy enough allow you to screw those little mug hooks into the bottom?
One note - I spent an obsessive amount of time comparing products from The Container Store, Bed Bath and Beyond, and Storables. I consistently found the products at Storables to be the most pleasing and didn't end up buying from the other places. Unfortunately Storables doesn't sell online and they only have a few stores in the PNW.
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A rarity for here at our corner, which I want to dedicate to our friend António Guerra who is at this moment in the hospital, in the intensive care unit, after an emergency surgical operation.
Photo André Knoerr, Genève. Reproduction autorisée avec mention de la source.
Utilisation commerciale soumise à autorisation spéciale préalable.
La Re 446 017 EDG, ex-SOB, ex-CFF Re 4/4 IV 10103 est en visite à la gare marchandises de Genève La Praille.
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26.02.18 - Pictured at Midlothian Community Hospital is EastCoastbuses 10103 on service 139 to Woodburn. This service was previously operated by Lothian Buses as service 39
10103 CSTM-Madgaon 'Mandovi Express' gets hauled by #12019 UBL WDG4, built by DLW from kit provided by EMD Inc, U.S.
60 FPS Full video :- www.youtube.com/watch?v=2QjEyyPuAYA&t=45s
Algo que daba más vidilla a ésta línea es cuando tocaba venir a los Euromed y Alaris a revisión, en este caso la rama 3, sale de una de ellas camino de Valencia.
Re 4/4 IV 10103 "Luino" leaving Brig on Monday 20 July 1987 with EC 31 to Milano Centrale
This is an improved slide scan
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Indian railways treble sees WDG4D 70851 leading WDG4 12601 and WDP4D 40260 across the Zuari river at Cortalim with train (10111) Mumbai C.S.M.T - Madgaon 'Konkankanya Express' service on 14/11/18.
First day of operation for Tittleshall based Peelings Coaches reintroduced Tuesday only service PE1 and here we see Wright bodied Volvo B7RLE type RIG 6493 - “The Legionnaire” about to make the right turn from Church Lane onto High Street in Tittleshall as it works the above inaugural journey. Having reached this point from Fakenham by way of Colkirk and Whissonsett the route to King’s Lynn continues via Mileham, Litcham, East Lexham, West Lexham, Castle Acre, West Acre, East Walton and Gayton. This routing is slightly different to the previous Tuesday service PE1 which was withdrawn after operation on 2nd April 2019, while the Friday only service PE1 variant, which commenced/terminated at Tittleshall, ran for the last time on 5th April 2019. Some timing points are only served by request to setdown on the return journey from Lynn to Fakenham.
The scene is dominated by some splendid trees in the background and the tower of Tittleshall Church which is dedicated to St Mary. It was good to see some passengers were using the service.
Delivered new to Arriva Kent Thameside in March 2006 with registration GN06 EVK and fleet number 3807 it later passed to Lothian East Coast Buses as their 10103 where it received cherished plate RIG 6493 and subsequently transferred to become Lothian Country 103 in late 2018. As we can see the former LC gold lined green and cream livery layout has been retained and adapted with the green areas repainted dark blue.