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Solvay Lok 2 am ehm. Bw Bernburg
Solvay Lok 2 infront the long gone engine shed of Bernburg
11.02.2016
Lettres emblématiques de Montréal, au-dessus de l'usine de farine toujours en activité.
En double exposition cette fois-ci, pour 2 fois plus de farine ;-))
Jan 2 - So CC's official entry into this year's project has begun. For those who are unfamiliar with this character, she's the cat who belongs to my next door neighbor...but generally prefers to hang out around my house and another neighbor's house. Of course, that may be because we feed her loads of treats.
She loves snow...and I mean LOVES it. Because we were getting another fresh coat today, I managed to grab some other shots...but I liked this one the best. She was playing a bit of hide and seek with me on the porch.
Oh, and CC is short for Crazy Cat.
A LP640 was on 4th place and now here's number 2. Very cool to see it in Munich. Any guesses on the winner? I'm quite sure you all know.
Munich, 10.7.2010
Edit #2 : previous one was crappy, you know it. So here's another take :D
Added extra drama, oomph & yea baby!
Europe, Greece, Aegean, Limnos, Moudros, Harbour, Fishing boat, Deck, Gillnets (slightly cut)
A small wooden fishing boat in Moudros harbor with an assortment of gillnets.
High time to provide you with some information about Greek coastal fishery:
Greece is a country with a long tradition in fishing. The 4.000 km of the mainland's coastline and the 11.000 km of the islands' coastline favour it. It's output: around 130.000-160.000 tons of fish and sea-food every year. 90% of this total is captured in the Aegean Sea. In general, the Greek waters are not very productive. Owing to the narrowness of the continental shelf in the majority of Greek waters, in general vessels fish very close to the coast. The northern Aegean, in particular the Sea of Thrace, is an exception, because of the extent of the continental shelf and the hydrographic conditions.
Fishing in Greece is characterized by the catch of multiple species - more than eighty different species. However, the predominant catches are small pelagics (anchovies and sardines). Others: cod, mullet, prawn, squid bream. And molluscs ( 9% of the landings) and crustaceans (5%.).
The Greek fishing fleet is not industrialized and dominated by small coastal vessels, as out of a total of 18 900 ships, more than 17 300 are less than 12 metres in length. More than 21% of the vessels in the European Community fleet are registered in Greece. However, because of their small size, they represent only 5% of the tonnage and 8% of the power. These characteristics also apply to the Greek fishing fleet'smain activity, which is focused on catching coastal species around the islands and some other species further beyond the continental shelf.
Only a small group of Greek fishing vessels (around 35) currently operate in international waters, catching fish and crustaceans in the central Atlantic and the western coast of Africa.
The most commonly used main fishing gear is set longlines (64% of vessels) and set (anchored) gillnets (23%). These two types of gear are the main gear of 87% of vessels in the Greek fleet. However, gillnets predominate as secondary gear (59% of vessels), while set longlines are used as secondary gear only by 26% of vessels.
FOMAPAN 400 @ ISO 400
ADOX Adonal @ 20°
Carl Zeiss Jena Flektogon MC 35mm f/2.4
Praktica DTL3
scanned from negative
Pacific Grove, facing Southeast towards Monterey Bay.
Second one of an occasional series on benches with great views.
art created from my photos
There is a great blueberry farm near me where anyone can pick their own.
The first summer I heard about it, I went on the last day they were open for the season and got only a handful of tiny berries. So I set my online calendar for each summer now and pick berries several times. I ended up with more than 25 bags (1/2 lb/each) of huge berries in my freezer in 2016 and my husband and I have been enjoying them with cereal, yogurt, in muffins and waffles.
901 BN09FXL seen at Sileby working on route 2 towards Leicester.
This bus route was the nearest to the location I photographed the HST at Cossington. As by the branding, the route is allocated Citaros but usually sees at least one Solo out on the route to my knowledge.
For the prettiest blackstar.
The complete series here >> blackstar
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David Bowie
В SNAILICIOUS ястието "Много цветен" е съчетан контрастът от кубчета, квадратчета, плодови и екзотични вкусове, и малко цветове. Още снимки и пълната рецепта @
SNAILICIOUS - Много цветен
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In the SNAILICIOUS dish "2 Colorful" is represented the contrast of cubes, squares, the fruity and exotic taste, as well as few colors. More photos and the full recipe @
SNAILICIOUS - 2 Colorful
2025.07.22
Rotterdam
IMO:9625504
MMSI:259161000
Callsign:LGJZ
Width:20.0 m
Length:93.0 m
Deadweight:4944 tons
Gross tonnage:4870 tons
Year of build:2013
AIS type:Other Ship
Ship type:
Offshore Tug Supply Ship
Flag:Norway
Builder:
Astilleros Gondan, S.A.
Owner:
WEST SUPPLY III AS
Hauler 2 was part of a fleet of spacecraft which transported goods around the inner solar system. It is seen here with a 54 stud helium tank from the Octan distilleries in solar orbit.
The SHIP was 104 studs long, not including its large, "Death Star", engine nozzle. It weighed in at 1.45 kg or 3lbs 4oz.
Thrust 2 is a British designed and built jet-propelled car, which held the world land speed record from 4th October 1983 to 25th September 1997. The car was designed by John Ackroyd and driven by Richard Noble. On 4th October 1983 the car reached a top speed of 650.88 mph (1,047.49 km/h) and broke the record at 633.468 mph (1,019.468 km/h) (average speed of two runs within one hour). This was achieved at the Black Rock Desert in Nevada, USA. It is powered by a single Rolls-Royce Avon jet engine sourced from an English Electric Lightning. Thrust 2 is on display in the Coventry Transport Museum.
Hyvää itsenäsyyspäivää Suomi!
Realized for the 100th anniversary of Finland Independence celebration (06.12.2017).