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April 24. This photo sucks. It's only a teaser for the awesome shot I'm going to get when I have more time to compose and figure out exposure setting (and strobist settings to light the fire-spitter too). This is getting posted because it's all I have from that day, and it was pretty fun to try.
I have a hard time letting myself let things out the door I'm not happy with but what can you do... a photo a day has it's problems.
Arriva Trains Wales Alstom Coradia Class 175 diesel multiple unit 175 008 is pictured as it departs Crewe whilst working 1V35 07:30 Manchester Piccadilly - Carmarthen on March 15th, 2017.
Arriva Trains Wales Alstom 'Coradia' Class 175 diesel multiple unit 175 008 is pictured at Hereford whilst working 1W66 13:10 Milford Haven - Manchester Piccadilly on June 20th, 2018.
Today we watched an interesting video at our large group meeting. Some begged to differ but I enjoyed it :)
It was the NOOMA video by Rob Bell talking about how one passes off "I'm busy" for not doing something. They are so busy sometimes that life passes them by.
He made an interesting analogy in the short film about his family vacation on a beach. His son was picking up seashells when suddenly he spotted the largest starfish ever! Rob encouraged his son to go get it. He runs into the water... but quickly dashes back... then he tries again, doesn't make it quite deep, and runs back... makes a third try and fails again... Why didn't he just grab the starfish? His hands were full of seashells.
Do we sometimes have too many seashells in our hands that we can't grab hold of what's really important in our lives?
Or maybe one is collecting all these seashells thinking they would somehow give you a starfish. Get my flow? Maybe sometimes we are doing a million things in pursuit of Happiness, when Happiness is just right there around the corner, being passed by us. Seashells are completely different from Starfish.
This happens often in ministries. We get so caught up in logistics that we forget to pursue God. Which is why we were there in the first place.
A 3 car class 175/1 crosses the Clwyd at Rhyl, forming the 1144 Llandudno-Manchester Piccadilly, 6 March 2010. The rusty bridge in the foreground is the old downside bridge, in the days of the four track North Wales mainline it carried the down slow and fast lines, reduction to a two track formation saw the lines re-aligned onto the old up side bridge.
Item Number: 09843-175-D
Document Title: Univ. of Mississippi Medical Center Jackson, Mississippi Perspective Study For Dr. Love Memorial Garden Scale Perspective
Project: 09843; University of Mississippi Medical School and Medical Center; Jackson; Mississippi; 04 College & School Campuses; 343 PLANS (1947-1970)
Artist/Creator:
Location: Olmsted National Historic Site, Brookline, MA
Category: PLAN
Purpose: PREL (Preliminary)
Physical Characteristics: 0000184947 12 x 19.5 ink trace
Dates: OCT1969
Notes: View with comic figure.
Please Credit: Courtesy of the United States Department of the Interior, National Park Service, Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site.