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The never coming train
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Let the berry picking season begin! I started off with over 9 lbs. of juneberries and a lb. of mulberries. And as ever I feel like the berries are starting late this year but when I look back at photos from past years, I started picking on the same day!
Joyful Beach facing residence at Broadstairs, with the added bonuses of great sea view and the best ice cream shop next door...Morrelis!!
Amtrak 175 leads the southbound Texas Eagle into Joliet, IL for a station stop. The removal of the center platform has really opened up the view here.
Something different. Shot outside Irish Murphy's Brisbane.
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Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad GP40 175 on the Milwaukee Road (SOO) at Bensenville, Illinois on February 18, 1987, Kodachrome by Chuck Zeiler. Number 175 was built in August 1966 (c/n 32127). This unit ended up on the Union Pacific, but not on the original merger date of August 12, 1988. It was wrecked and retired in February 1989, sold to Morrison Knudsen, rebuilt to GP40-2 specifications (including dynamic brakes and Positive Traction Control), and leased to the Southern Pacific, numbered 7298. Sometime after the SP-UP merger in 1996 the unit was patch painted and renumbered to UP 1553, eventually repainted to UP yellow.
23 June 2020
In Denmark, the solstice is tied to the feast of Saint John the Baptist, known in Denmark as Sankt Hans (“Hans” being the diminutive for Johannes, or John), who was supposedly born on June 24th. Because Danes like celebrating the eves of things, that means June 23rd is marked as Sankt Hans Aften.
The meaning of the summer solstice has varied through time: the Vikings visited water wells and held bonfires to ward off evil spirits. In medieval times, curative herbs were gathered for the year. Until 1770, this was considered a national holiday.
The bonfire tradition continues to this day. In the 1920’s, people began affixing a straw witch to the top of the fire as a way to remember the witch burning of the 16th and 17th centuries. The story goes: when the witch is burnt, she flies to Bloksbjerg, Germany, where a witch-gathering was believed to be held.
Due to COVID-19 the traditional gathering at the beach for the big bonfire was cancelled.
We were supposed to have a nice evening with some friends and my wife made this small witch.
Our youngest son was still sick so I stayed at home with him.
ISO 100 - 1/250 sec - f/2.8 - 30 mm
self...
taken by my sister edited by me.
ive been very uninspired lately, but i got a new camera! :)
im going to start needing a pro account soon...
This is really random, sorry.
But, the image on the right is SOOC! I thought it was too neat to NOT include it, so I made this raaaandom dippy. But this is meeeeee. I haven't done anything like this in a while .. all smiles and cute new hair and whatnot.
I've been pretty lazy with my 365 over the past few weeks .. but I'm going to fix that.
Today was sooo nice. I did nothing. I watched MTV and TLC all day (Like, come on have you seen 'I was pregnant and didn't even know it' ??). Then I bothered my parents for a while. I actually feel pretty bad for them sometimes. I was that baby that you had to unplug EVERY electronic in the house, turn off every light, and silence any noises for the 20 minutes a day I would sleep. I was the toddler that NEVER slept, and ran around at top speed, never stopped chatting gibberish in my high pitched voice and kicked my little sister. I was the child who was ignorant and thought that I knew better than my parents. Heck, I still am that baby/toddler/child that basically make my parents lives hell. But when I'm not being stupid and doing dumb things like putting metal pots in the microwave or setting garbage cans on fire ( BOTH by accident) I'm actually a pretty cool daughter. I get great marks. I play lots of sports. I put all of my frustration and anger into art. I think that they like me somewhat, because they did keep me. They had many chances to get rid of me over the years C:
But now I have little time left in their home. I've already started dropping hints about the fact that I DO NOT plan on going to university anywhere near home. Well, the ONLY place I want to go is to my beloved UBC. That's why my hair is back to normal colour: I hope to get early acceptance in the fall to UBC at the Toronto University Fair. It's the only thing that I want in this world. I figured that having normal coloured hair would be better than my ususal dead blue/orange/green/pink/black hair.
Tomorow I have to take my camera to Henry's. You can't see it in the picture, because I used clone stamp to get rid of it, but there is like, a Jupiter sized piece of dirt in my camera. Yeah, I treat my camera like CRAP. I'm hoping that a) they'll clean it for free, b) they'll clean it FAST and c) they won't have to send it away to get it cleaned. On Wednesday I'm going to the AGO, so I want to have my camera.
That was long!
So, how was your day?
** SO - I wrote that all out .. took a stop back to admire my work and noticed soemthing. You may not have seen this (I didn't even notice) but because of the actions I used in ps and the editing the shadows under my arms actually looks like such bad sweat stains xD I guarantee you that those are JUST shadows. I'm kind of embarassed, and was going to just re-edit it, but a good friend convinced me that no one would notice. So if you DID notice and was like, grossed out .. you should know that if that WAS what it was, there would be NO WAY that I would include that in a photograph.
Just thought I'd let you know xP
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Monet over Madison.
The clouds should have warned me to head home on the bike, or else I'd be drenched soon.