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15th June 2017 - Dassault Mirage 2000-5F '2-ET' of Frances Armee de L'Air taxis past the spotters enclosure om its wat to the flightline at the Tactical Weapons Meet held at Florennes Air Base.
Boats belonging to Dells Boat Tours await another undoubtedly busy day of showing tourists the highlights of the Wisconsin River. High above the river Canadian Pacific SD70ACU No. 7013 thunders overhead into Wisconsin Dells, WI with trains 2-286’s solid string of autoracks in tow.
The Orphan[The Orphan]#2
The orphan, all alone, desperate for answers, began to speak to the wind.
"Let me die father! I fear, I fear
to fall into the hands of this terrible earth!"
No reply ever came to her. She finally began to let leaves blow open in the wind, but no one was there to read. She was ready to tell, but no one was there to listen.
Desperation welled up within her soul. A new longing was created. She felt it so deeply within her. How she longed to push it away, but it remained. Why, she did not know.
The Longing she herself could not explain. It came from the depths of her and she hoped it would soon disappear.
The Japan Air Self-Defense Force (JASDF)'s Kawasaki C-2 (68-1204) transport aircraft, assigned to the 403rd Tactical Airlift Squadron based at Miho Air Base, approaches to Iruma Air Base (RJTJ), Japan, October 28, 2019.
22.07.2017 Malý Čepčín
Tercet bardotek (751 192-6 + 751 128-0 + 751 033-2) prowadzi pociąg towarowy potocznie znany jako "Ekocell", relacji Lietavská Lúčka -Zemianske Kostoľany.
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Title basically says it, but it's been 2 years and like 10 days since I joined flickr, and 4 years to the day that I got back into Lego. I've somehow accumulated about 350 followers with on and off uploading which is pretty good. I've got a lot planned for next year so look forward to that. I've also got a pretty nice scene thats done but waiting for some sunlight to take pics of it, so that should be up soon. Otherwise, thanks everyone, homies are tagged, checkem out.
Wyatt
Barney was hoping I was about to pull a dog treat out from my coat pocket! I always mean to buy - & then switch over to using - a proper treat pouch thingy, to carry the dogs' snacks with me on walks but somehow I never do & as a result all my pockets seem to permanently have dog treats in them. My coats, light jackets, hoodies, jeans... Both collies perk up whenever my hand drifts near my pocket because they just assume I'm reaching for a tasty snack!
Barney did get a teeny tiny treat off me when I took this snapshot of him (who could say "no" to that face?!)... but sadly we're having to make some adjustments with his care at the moment & that means fewer snacks are being handed out. Around mid-month, I decided to take a urine sample up to the vet because... well, I just felt something was slightly "off" with Barney - nothing major had cropped up. Over the past year, whenever Barney's been "under the weather", it's been because he has a urinary tract infection, hence me deciding to get a urine sample. I honestly expected to be told it was clear, he was fine & I was fretting unnecessarily, or at worst, that yes, I should come pick up more antibiotics for a UTI.
It turned out Barney didn't have an infection but his urine was too dilute & there was blood & protein present. He had a blood test the following day & the vet rang the morning after & confirmed poor old Barney now has chronic kidney disease :( Given his age, it isn't surprising but at the same time... I wasn't expecting this news when I took the sample up 2 days earlier, so it's come as a shock. I do think we caught it reasonably early - the vet said his results weren't too bad. Barney's now been switched to a specialist renal diet... which is why I am now having to cut out biscuits & other snacks as much as possible. Apparently, the occasional special treat is OK but the food works best if it's pretty much the only thing they eat. Luckily, Barney does appear to love the new kibble! I'll have to start putting some of that in my pockets, I suppose. Anyway, we're taking Barney back for another check-up in a month, so fingers crossed he'll be doing alright then. Obviously, there's no cure for chronic kidney disease... but hopefully we can manage his condition & keep the old boy happy & comfortable for as long as possible