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Metro-Cammell Class 82/2 Mk.IV DVT No.82 217 of East Coast in their silver-grey livery near Welham Green on a southbound ECML service, 16/04/14.
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The only good thing about last year's removal of the signal bridge at Forest Ave is that it opened up this north side view to the west.
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1. fool in the rain, 2. Country, 3. Soul2Soul_3JUN06 175, 4. Encore!, 5. "Perfecto" Man was part of the Deal, 6. Lady sings the blues., 7. brian's not so old piano, 8. Listen… Can You Feel Music?, 9. FlipFlop Summer Tour 2007, 10. Dean Martin, 11. Sublime Point HDR 4, 12. Vanity Fair 2
1. What's your favorite song?
2. Favorite genre of music? (Classical, Jazz, Country, Pop...)
3. Favorite musician (add singer/band to end if necessary)?
4. What was the last song you listened to/are currently listening to?
5. What type of music do you dislike?
6. What instrument do you like to listen to the most?
7. What instrument do you most like to play (or would like to learn)?
8. Where do you go or what do you listen to when you're sad?
9. What was the last concert or musical event you attended (add singer/band to end if necessary)?
10. What concert or musical event do you wish you could have attended? Or a performer you would have loved to have seen live?
11. You and your sweetie, what's your 'song'? If you aren't paired off, what song do you think it might be?
12. What song gets stuck in your head the most? (For good or for bad...)
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1. Fool In the Rain. I can't even fathom how many times I've listened to this song since I first heard it when I was 15.
2. Country, baby. I go through phases with all other genres, but this one has stuck. To paraphrase John Denver, Thank God I'm a country girl.
3. Oh lord. LOVE Tim McGraw. Which most of you already know. My first Tim song, this started it all. Man is HOT.
4. My answer for this is proof of my randomness. The last song I heard, which I listened to on my train ride home tonight, is Encore, by Eminem/50 Cent/ Dr. Dre.
5. Most techno. The pic for this is ironic, b/c I do actually like Paul Oakenfold. And I def had a techno phase in college, but I just can't listen to it anymore. Some of you may get this, lol.
6. A powerful voice. Best instrument there is.
7. Piano. Not sure why, I think just b/c I had to pick one.
8. Nostalgic music. I love grabbing my computer or ipod when I'm in a mood, and listening to old songs that remind me of other parts of my life. Usually an instant mood enhancer.
9. Kenny Chesney's Flip Flop Summer Tour, 2007. That was quite the interesting experience...let's just say that I may be officially too old for day-long tailgating in dirt parking lots in 100 degree heat with no shade.
10. I wish I could have seen Dean Martin perform.
11. Sublime's Marley Medley. It was the first song hubs ever sang to me. (Although we danced to this as our first dance song at our wedding. The Sublime song is more meaningful.)
12. Not sure anyone will know this song...but it's one of my faves: Vanity Fair by Mr. Bungle. The song content is VERY...um...interesting. Something about the melody & his voice just rock. I couldn't find a decent version of this anywhere, so this will have to do.
Dad threw him up in the air while mom held on to the light stand to keep it from blowing away. (It was very windy) I stood on a park bench so I could be even with junior when he was at the top of his flight. It was a clear sky and the sun had just dropped below the horizon. It looks like he is catching some major air, but part of that is point of view/optically trickery.
This image has NOT been photoshopped.
Nikon D200 - 24-70 f/2.8
SB800 on a stand shooting through umbrella (fired with PW)
1/200, f/8, ISO 400
Shot about 5 minutes after sunset
Surgery #2:
To resolve breathing issues due to a paralyzed right diaphragm causing a collapse of the right lung.
Post surgery #2:
Not only is he looking better, he's much calmer and can breath much easier. Doesn't need the face mask to blow oxygen into his lungs and both lungs can now work in unison.
Surgical story:
Once the surgery was complete, the anesthesiologist was removing the breathing tube inserted down his nose. Even under the anesthesia, the Dr.'s said he was still feisty and even tried pulling out the breathing tube himself.
He's our little fighter. :)
Ljubljana (locally: [lʲubˈlʲana] ( listen); Lə-yoob—Lə-YAnah; German: Laibach, Italian: Lubiana, Latin: Labacum or Aemona) is the capital and largest city of Slovenia and its only centre of international importance. It is located in the centre of the country in the Ljubljana Basin, and is the centre of the City Municipality of Ljubljana. With approximately 272,000 inhabitants, it classifies as the only Slovenian large town. Throughout its history, it has been influenced by its geographic position at the crossroads of the Slavic world with the Germanic and Latin cultures.
For centuries, Ljubljana was the capital of the historical region of Carniola. Now it is the cultural, educational, economic, political and administrative centre of Slovenia, independent since 1991. Its transport connections, concentration of industry, scientific and research institutions and cultural tradition are contributing factors to its leading position.
Format: 35 mm farge negativ
Film: Kodak Safety Film 5075
Dato / Date: November 1979
Fotograf / Photographer: Ukjent
Sted / Place: Trondheim
Wikipedia: Trondheim Torg
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Flyfoto 1937: bit.ly/AcZ7fH (Finn.no)
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Eier / Owner Institution: Trondheim byarkiv, The Municipal Archives of Trondheim
Arkivreferanse / Archive reference: Tor.H43.P1.F5826, film 36
Merknad: Fra Byantikvarens negativsamling.
Danielsveita 2 og Danielsveita
Danielsveita 2 er en gammel bygård fra ca. 1770, som ble flyttet hel til Sverresborg folkemuseum i 1990.
Veita, som også har vært kalt Davidsveita ble anlagt etter bybrannen i 1681. Den gikk opprinnelig fra Erling Skakkes gate til Kongens gate, med et tverrløp mellom Munkegata og Prinsens gate.
Da forretningsgårdene ved Torget ble oppført i 1960-årene, ble nordre del av veita ut mot Kongens gate igjenbygd. Mye av bebyggelsen ble revet da Fylkets hus ble oppført i 1970-årene mens resten forsvant da Trondheim Torg ble bygd i 1990-årene.
(Kilde: Trondheim byleksikon, 2008)
2014: 365-2 REFLECTION: Four years ago I made a new year's resolution that I was going to meet new friends and follow where God led me. I was looking to meet some "girl" friends as all my friends that are girls live far away. On January 2nd four years ago, I decided to go on a photo walk with some other photographers. Not knowing that any guys would be on this walk. I remember clearly seeing Brian walk up and thinking sarcastically "Great what is this guy doing here?" I didn't think anymore of it as I moved through the museum taking pictures. I was standing in one room looking at a picture and I heard a voice audibly saying "IT'S HIM! HE'S HERE!" I looked around and no one was even near me... I was hearing things in my head. Again I heard a voice audibly saying "IT'S HIM! HE'S HERE!" I turned a full 360 degrees and the only other person in the room was Brian. I shook it off and walked away clearly avoiding HIM.
Later that day as we were walking the downtown streets I stopped to take a picture, Brian said something to me about a setting on my camera. He reached out to grab my camera and I was literally transported back in time. Like a movie reel playing out in black and white, I was sitting on a porch in the western days watching HIM (Brian) get off a horse and walk toward me. This vision back in time lasted less than a split second It was enough to shake me and I yanked my hand back, thanked him kindly and skedaddled away from him.
I truly believe it was our souls connecting. I just wasn't willing to listen that closely at that time. Fast forward 5-6 months later and Brian and I were comparing stories and he told the same story of a flashback to the same time, only from his perspective... He was walking toward me in my prairie dress sitting on a porch in a rocking chair.
This is the ongoing story of us and our intertwined lives...stay tuned for more of the story...