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June 24, 2014
Kind of breaking my own rule of trying not to post photos of the same type on consecutive days, but today was crazy. A huge storm came through, a tornado touched down, and while watching reports at work, they were saying it was heading right towards our neighborhood. Quite unsettling. Fortunately, as it got close, the storm suddenly changed course and headed North right up towards where I work. That sent the alarms going off and we all had to file into the storm proof stairwells and just hunker down for 20 minutes or so as the storm passed over, but with no more rotation.
Once I got home, I saw that our area had survived untouched, except for more rain. I saw these droplets on the leaves and they were glittering like diamonds in the patch of sun that had opened in the clouds. Couldn't pass it up.
More rain expected tomorrow. Fingers crossed it is not as severe.
I was going to be wicked lazy with today's picture seeings as I have a headache that is mimicking what it would feel like to get stabbed in the eye fifty times. Instead, I got a little ambitious and decided to stare at a light for a bunch of shots... which didn't help the headache. I do like the way it came out, so it was worth it, but I need to remember not to stare DIRECTLY into the light, because it makes looking at the images kind of hard to do without seeing big light bulb-shaped spots everywhere.
My tiredness continues. Wtf? Normally, I'm a great sleeper. I love naps. Everything is wonderful when I'm unconscious and dreaming about whatever wacked out things happen to enter my mind. However, it's getting to the point where it's a little rediculous. I went to bed at 9 last night, woke up for work, and it was like I didn't even sleep. I came home, slept for three hours, managed to get to the store and back, and now I'm ready for bed again. I am starting to wonder what's going on. Mono maybe? Thankfully no sore throats going on up in here, so I'm just going to assume that I'm still making up for my lack of sleep last week. I don't know what else it could be.
Ok, I'm going to stop rambling and go to bed. Weird, eh?
Railfan getting a shot of GE/Westinghouse designed NS 1202 (1951), that's ready for departure at Haarlem.
September 20, 2014, the 175th aniversary of the railways in The Netherlands was celebrated. Trips with historic trains between Haarlem and Amsterdam (the first route), open doors at the Haarlem shops and the display of "1839" engine De Arend (Eagle) were the main ingredients of the festivities.
Quinne: I can't believe you made me help you paint all of this.
Me: You asked if you could help!
Quinne: You didn't have to say yes you know.
The bolection, or window mouldings, have been trial fitted to the east side of the coach. They won't be finally fitted until the glass has been installed.
A tour of bus depots in October 1987 included a visit to Chesterfield where former London Transport Daimler Fleetline / Park Royal 175 KUC211P is seen in the town centre.
66-H-175 - Caption on reverse:
"Del Clanton, [of the] Lunar Surface Technology Branch of the Advanced Spacecraft Technology Branch, tests a battery powered lunar core drill, part of the prototype lunar geology tool box, under evaluation at NASA's MSC."
AST-03-175 (17-18 July 1975) --- Astronauts Thomas P. Stafford (left) and Donald K. Slayton hold containers of Soviet space food in the Soyuz Orbital Module during the joint U.S.-USSR Apollo-Soyuz Test Project docking mission in Earth orbit. The containers hold borsch (beet soup) over which vodka labels have been pasted. This was the crews' way of toasting each other.