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STIV 25+27 - Brossel A94DAR - Leyland Jonckheere - Stembert, dépôt vers 1970 - Collection Jean Claude Michel.
1. Whitey Orinoco, 2. Gail, 3. Hill and a Tree (2), 4. Carolina, 5. Irit Levy (1), 6. Rodrick, 7. Harry Kent, 8. Julianna, 9. Irit Levy 2, 10. Kate, 11. Tilley, 12. Richard, 13. Adrienne, 14. Sharon, 15. Sue Hodnett, 16. Harry, 17. Mellane, 18. Christine, 19. Julie, 20. Neil, 21. Hans 3, 22. Jane, 23. Sally, 24. Sherry, 25. Russell keeps warm
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Hi guys, I haven't uploaded a selfie in aaaages, so I thought turning 25 this week will be a good reason for it. It was strange to be in front of the camera and using a remote again, but also a good feeling that I managed to take a not-so-bad photo as the others in this session. : D And that I could catch my camera before falling off because of the windy weather. Like a ninja.
Also being 25 somehow makes me feel that I should have a goal or something for the next 5 years. I know I haven't shot many photos recently (althought I should practice a lot), but I hope this will change in the near future and during this years I will be able to say that yes, I have some ongoing photo projects.
The TX-25 Heavy is a localized up-gunned variation of the more ubiquitous XV-25.
By overloading the exo-structural systems on a XV-25 frame, it becomes possible to increase armament at the cost of mobility. The ability to infiltrate heavy support more than justifies the loss however, granting infiltration teams the ability to counter a wider range of targets than they traditionally would.
Ensign's Leyland Titan Jersey Bus No 25 now secured to the tow truck about to depart for Ensign
29 September 2016
bali, indonesia
1972
man giving orders to group of women
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0. This is my mask for my super villain Halloween costume, this is my villain face, scary right? I know. I look 12 and that is two pouts short of a duck face.
1. I was once a tour guide on the Alaska Railroad. I think I was a pretty terrible one.
2. I try not to take my life too seriously, I can't stand uptight, close minded people.
3. I have a pizza snack addiction. It's starting to get a little silly.
4. I am terrible with money. I try so hard to be good and sometimes I succeed. Other times stuff succeeds to get into my mouth and my shopping bag. I'm talking about you, delicious foods and shoes!
5. I've had writers block since my senior year of high school.
6. My real dad was adopted so I don't know half my nationalities, I had a point in high school that this REALLY bothered me, but I don't really care anymore, I like to think I'm half something exotic.
7. I cringe when new people ask me what I do for a living. I always feel weird talking about my dolls even though it's a huge part of my life and something I am very passionate about.
8. I'm shy for about the first 15 minutes, then I am a rude crude dude.
9. I always wanted to be the class clown.
10. I'm a jerk on the inside.
11. I love October. My half birthday is on the 4th, the 25th marks four full years with my boyfriend and two years in Portland and on the 26th two years ago we adopted our kitty-son, Jack. Oh yeah and Halloween is the best.
12. I have an amazing step dad and step family, they have given me more love than my real paternal side ever has and I am really thankful for them. I also look more like my step dad then anyone I'm related to, it's weird.
13. I remember useless details like the names of people on TV shows but can never remember important things like birthdays or pin numbers.
14. I can't wait to go home for Christmas, it's a pretty big deal and full of traditions and ALL of my family lives there, it's both the reason I moved and the reason I miss it so much.
15. Zombies, monsters, aliens, witches and ghosts are all pretty much awesome...in movies. Stay out of my real life, creeps.
16. I am a very strong supporter of gay rights.
17. Going dancing is probably my favorite thing to do, the vibe has to be just right but when it is it's the best thing ever. I don't bump and grind though, no. Just no. I'm more into electronica and older stuff.
18. Music is a huge passion of mine, unfortunately I can't play a single instrument or sing to save my life.
19. I really like to pretend I'm cool but I'm actually a huge dork, ask my roommate, buttonarcade, she's seen it. She's a bigger dork than I am though.
20. I took photography every year in high school and was the editor in chief of my senior year book. I didn't retain hardly any technical terms but I love taking pictures and making out in the dark room. I mean...what?
21. "That's what she said" and "Your mom" jokes are still funny to me.
22. I took two and a half years of French and one year of sign language. I retained very, very little of either and totally loved learning both.
23. I used to act in high school, I was in or apart of almost every play. I miss it so much and want to get back into it.
24. I do not like to wear socks, I think they are cute but my feet are easily annoyed, and ugly so I'm sorry for scarring your eyes with my hideous feet.
25. Seeing musicians that I like is about the most wonderful thing I could be doing, especially when I am with someone who is as passionate about the musician as I am. I actually cried when I saw Elton John perform live and came pretty close during Tegan & Sara and the first time I saw Jack white. I totally bawled when Band of Horses played my boyfriend and I's song though. I also had been standing in a crowd for hours and hadn't sleep in three days! Sasquatch music festival hoorah!
Este era outro que eu tinha esquecido de mostrar pra vocês hehehe...
Não é preto e tb não é cinza, é uma cor intermediária sabe?
Eu vejo um pouco de verde aí tb, mas sei lá...
eu adorei este gente...
Vou usar mais vezes com fervor .... rsrs
kisses
A mio zio Bruno, partigiano, medaglia d'argento alla memoria, caduto nel dicembre del 1944 a 27 anni.
A distanza di tempo non esiste più astio, nè spirito di rivalsa: I morti hanno
seppellito i morti.
Ora la festa è per tutti.
first off, im sorry i was late!!
today was such a busy day, and very unexpectedly busy to say the least (hence why my photo ended up being late). so, i woke up today, and was STILL sick. its becoming sort of annoying.
but alas, i went to work, and suffered through it. still though, it was pretty fun because i have the best co-workers ever. all of them. seriously amazing kids. ♥
i was planning on just stopping over at raleighs house on my way home, picking up my lappy, and going back to my parents to execute my plan for my photo of the day. but, when i got to raleighs, i was convinced into going along to a wedding in wisconsin. i went with hopes of dancing off my sickness.
it was actually a great time, and i couldnt be happier that i went along. i was almost a little too hyper.. sort of bouncing off the walls, singing and dancing and dragging raleigh along on my endeavors.
we didnt get home until after midnight, and my tripod was still at my parents. i couldnt go get it, so i fell asleep with a bit of uncomfort knowing that i had not taken a single photo all day...
but! as soon as i woke up this morning i rushed to my tripod and took the photo i had planned.
sickness is soft, isnt it?
25/01/2014
Hoy nos saltamos el fútbol, por ataque de virus a los futbolistas de casa. Llueve. Pereza...
Number 14 in the cavalcade was Austerity 0-6-0T 25 Northiam visiting from the Kent & East Sussex Railway, Horsted Keynes, Bluebell Railway. 26 June 1982.
This probably qualifies as the saddest railway photo I've ever taken. I think it was the first time I'd seen a member of a class I'd grown up with in such a derelict condition.
25295 was withdrawn in 1978 after only 12 years in traffic, so had sat here at Derby Works for a considerable time when I photographed the remains on 10/1/81.
New to Tinsley, it spent a year working off there and Barrow Hill before being transferred to the LMR where it spent most of its career working from Willesden. According to Harris, the loco was finally cut up in October 1981.
bali, indonesia
1972
local children
part of an archival project, featuring the photographs of nick dewolf
© the Nick DeWolf Foundation
Image-use requests are welcome via flickrmail or nickdewolfphotoarchive [at] gmail [dot] com
Dall'alto a sinistra, in senso orario: Angela (1921), Anita (la mia zia, 1920), Ada (1915) e Maria (1914). Sono le protagoniste del racconto che riporto qui di seguito: è stato scritto dalla mia zia, un paio di mesi dopo gli avvenimenti narrati.
Le foto sono state fatte proprio per ricordare gli avvenimenti che le hanno unite; a oggi (marzo 2009) sopravvivono in tre: Angela, Anita e Ada (93 anni!), e per uno strano caso del destino sono rimaste tutte e tre nubili: la mia zia dice che sono state giovani in tempi in cui di uomini da marito ce n'erano pochissimi in giro...
Nel racconto che segue ho incluso fra parentesi quadre qualche precisazione che non compare nel manoscritto. Spero che non vi farete scoraggiare dalla lunghezza: secondo me vale davvero la pena di essere letto!
Ultima annotazione: la ditta per cui lavoravano queste quattro ragazze era la Persil, produttrice del detersivo omonimo, unico detersivo in polvere in Europa prima della guerra. La ditta cambiò poi nome in Henkel, di cui la mia zia fu dirigente a Bologna negli anni '60 e '70.
(La raccolta delle foto e delle storie di famiglia è questa)
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Hoje é sexta-feira 13, dia do beijo, e dia da Anne morrer de preguiça de fazer uma descrição melhor pro Flickr. Comemoremos!
To my dear friends, followers and viewers. Thank you so very much for the 25 million views. It is astonishing and incredibly humbling for me to have reached this number and I am so grateful for your support. Love from Marilyn❤
Lens: ZEISS Distagon T* 2/25 ZE
Camera: Canon 5D MKII
Exposure: ISO 1250, f/2.0 at 1/200s - handheld
Filter: ZEISS UV Filter
Processed: Lightroom V3.5
Cropped: Panoramic 1:2.7
Location: Statue of Liberty www.nps.gov/stli/index.htm
NORTH AMERICAN B-25 MITCHELL. El apodo Mitchell lo recibió en honor del general Billy Mitchell, pionero de la aviación militar estadounidense que demostró que un bombardero podía hundir un acorazado. Es el único avión militar estadounidense que recibió el nombre de una persona concreta.
bali, indonesia
1972
market
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Segment of a wall mural in the downtown area of Martinsville, Virginia
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