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Abandoned Abused Street Dogs.
Back Story .........................................
Around 4:AM the scooter was packed and
heading down the road to the monkey temple.
Late afternoon I was heading home after stopping
for a short meeting with my friend Mr SideCar Man.
Once home no# 1 wife told me to lay down before
I fell down, ate a bowl of soup and crashed till 7PM.
Alright enough about me lets talk about this photo.
After doing all the same same with the temple dogs
I stopped at 2C's home with hopes of communicating
with the lone monk who lives there. Surprisingly he can
speak a limited amount of English, very limited but good
enough to start a dialog. In the past I would just stop by an
leave supplies with instructions written in Thai.. Something
else I found out is the cat loves to eat the same kibble that
the dogs like so much too. Mr Monk invited me inside of the
building for a look see. Not as big inside as it appears on the
outside but it is a two story building with different rooms on both floors. The stair case going upstairs is steep with very narrow steps.
Means I kept a firm grip on the handrail while going up and down.
Now this next part is to answer a question posted by MiniS who asked about the blue and gold sign hanging over the entrance.
It says this building was built with funds donated by many Buddhists
in order for an elderly monk to have a nice home to live in comfort.
My guess is that monk would be the head monk who started this
rather large project well over 40 years ago.If it is the same
monk he sadly died of a heart attack about 30 years ago.
At that time the jungle slowly devoured the buildings and
everything stopped, except the monkeys, they never stop !
When I showed up The Dog Palace was a large cement
structure consumed by jungle. A ghost covered by vines.
In the last few years I've witnessed painting of some buildings.
The Dog Palace for example plus a few others. Here and there
things have improved. In the past packs of wild dogs caused
great problems but for the most part that has been quelled now.
The photo of 2C was taken with the resident monk not far away.
Step by step I am getting closer and closer to Mr 2C.
The cat is another matter. The minute I stop said cat
is meowing and rubbing all over me, there's probably
a joke there but I'll leave that one up to you ..............;-)~
Thank You.
Jon&Crew.
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Abandoned Abused Street Dogs.
Back Story .........................................
Before we get into the back story I want any and all
"fav collectors" as well as "contact collectors" to read
the new rules in my profile. I'm not the only one who's
doing this ! If your just a collector this site isn't 4 you !
10's of thousands, 100's of thousands and in a few
cases 1,2,3 million fav's is just plain Ludicrous !
For years I've answered all the comments and it's
quality comments that keep me energized.
And for those comments I humbly thank you ... ;-)
Alright,
Now lets discuss this photo and how it has
come to be sense the card reader went tits up !
Met with my friend The SideCar Man who can
do MoJo on computers and related stuff.
Card reader has died, can't be fixed, it's dead !
So what we did was up load the CF card in the
slot on the front of his computer then did a copy
an paste onto my thumb drive. The CF slot on the
front of my computer won't read the card.
This is C2's home, completely surrounded by swamp.
On the right you can see the raised bridge that was
referred to in the last uploaded photo.
Note the dark water line on the rocks, this indicates
how high the tide rises the swamp up everyday.
The occupants of this building are as follows.
One Cat
One Monk.
One Older Dog
One Younger Dog.
The two dogs receive medications
and kibble from your donations as
does all the temple dogs who live
here at the monkey temple.
The monk also feeds them from his
daily alms bowl so the cat makes out like
"A Fat Cat" an the dogs are "Lucky Dogs".
As for the CF card reader I'm working on it.
Look close and you can see 2C on the corner.
Thank You.
Jon&Crew.
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Manufacturer: Northrop Grumman
Operator: French Navy
Type: E-2C (165455) carrier based Eary Warning Airborne aircraft
Event/ Location: 2025 Tiger Meet/ Portuguese AF Base 11, Beja, Alentejo, Portugal
Comment: One of 3 operated by the French Navy.
The 1900 built Midland Railway type 2C box, which presumably replaced another previous iteration is a small box with a level crossing controlled by a console on the quiet road outside. It's difficult to find out too much about the history of the box on line.
The box is currently surrounded by scaffolding - as befits its crumbling status! The door just out of sight to the right of the shot is a conduit for rainwater and the floor is often swamped when rain falls - the pitfalls of managing largely wooden constructions over 125 years old! Blea Moor box has recently undergone a huge makeover following similar issues.
When I acquired my first of these cameras it was as well kept for a 90 year old camera as one could have possibly been. There was no dust on it. I laid it on a table underneath the chandelier and exposed it. There were pinhole light leaks, distortion, and lens flare, but the clarity was just amazing and the negative was nearly 6 inches long. This lens went to one of my homemades and it has taken some awesome images since that time. On Kodak Plus-X Pan from 1991 and developed in D76.
PictionID:44928606 - Title:Atlas 2C Details: Missile 2C Entering Sycamore Test Site S-1 for Erection Date: 09/20/1958 - Catalog:14_015627 - Filename:14_015627.tif - - - - - Image from the Convair/General Dynamics Astronautics Atlas Negative Collection. The processing, cataloging and digitization of these images has been made possible by a generous National Historical Publications and Records grant from the National Archives and Records Administration---Please Tag these images so that the information can be permanently stored with the digital file.---Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum
PictionID:44932443 - Title:Atlas 2C Details: Static Firing at S-1, Sycamore Canyon Date: 12/01/1958 - Catalog:14_015835 - Filename:14_015835.tif - - - - Image from the Convair/General Dynamics Astronautics Atlas Negative Collection. The processing, cataloging and digitization of these images has been made possible by a generous National Historical Publications and Records grant from the National Archives and Records Administration---Please Tag these images so that the information can be permanently stored with the digital file.---Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum
Exclusively to the Republics' Airforce the O-2c Provider is a Light close air support, scout, and electronic warfare asset.
It has 2 20mm wing-mounted cannons with 200 rounds each, wingtip ECM pods with 4 underwing hardpoints.
The O-2 can sport MK.12 small diameter bombs, AGM-101 ATGMs, 70mm rocket pods and additional ECM equipment under its wings.
This light turbo prop is highly valued by the Republics Airforce and the ground units it supports.
Having flow over 600+ combat hours in the middle east and 400+ in proxy wars with Kotavia.
quintana roo, mexico
october 1978
clouds
departing cancún
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Former Red & White RELL GAX 2C is seen in the yard of Horrocks of Brockton in Shropshire. It had previously been at Chuckie Chickens as a staff transport vehicle. Now preserved.
Dassault Rafale F.2C 105/4-HE of the Armee de l'Air taxxing at RAF Leeming prior to an Exercise Griffin Strike sortie.
Exercise Griffin Strike - RAF Leeming, April 2016