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The second in a series of the Priday plume slabs and specimens I purchased from a dealer at the Prineville Pow Wow gem show this year.
The afternoon storms are starting to build off to the Northeast as coal loads arrive into Manhattan.
12月12日で2周年を迎えました❤
いつも傍にいてくれる彼に感謝(*´ω｀*)
これからもずっとお互い支えあって
補いあえる2人でいられますように・・・☆
It celebrated its second anniversary in December 12❤
I thank him for me and is always by my side.
Be first, and so will be staying together forever in the future...❤
This was my last night in Olympic National Park. I was fortunate enough to peep over Kurt Budligers shoulder on this adventure and man can that guy take a photo… His shot is better than mine for sure, but I was happy enough to catch the sunstar by accident. I took 151 photos waiting for it to pop out the other side but it never did. I hadn’t realized that I caught it in my first two shots before the sun sank behind the rocks, and I liked the composition too much to try and alter it for the sunstar.
I can’t wait to shoot with this guy again…
In the end this was 4 exposures blended together. One for the sky, one for the reflection, one for the warm sand ripples and one for the sunstar.
The palm trees at Hayle look a little battle worn in June 2020. 802015 arrives with a Paddington service on 2nd June 2020.
So.... yep, I got a 2nd DD.
For a while, I had DD and Yuki. Then I decided I didn't need two girls that were so similar. I got rid of Yuki. But, I still wasn't paying any attention to DD.
So...she went on her way.
But, when one came up at a good price... for some reason, I couldn't resist.
So, we'll see how she does here this time around.
I decided I'll keep the same name for her... (sad, I know, but I'm bad at thinking up names)
So, she's Dainty June.
Gorgeous dress and headband are by Kate (moofala1) -- thanks Kate! We just LOVE all the sets!
My original idea was to get something like this when the lights were on at night, but the autofocus works very poorly in the dark. This was the only shot that was focused.
The 2nd early morning line up as annotated intersected by the telephone lines across the courtyard. Took another shot 10 mins later much wider angle with sunrise glow but Mercury eluded me behind a tree! Tomorrow is another day as they say.
Fillee in the corridor between Sister Virgini and Sister Jamilla's homes.
This image was taken for a not-for-profit that has changed its named, focus, and mission to KEZA.
Remera, Kigali.
Rwanda. Central Africa.
October 9, 2006.
Pacific National's 2nd series X class locomotive X44 passes by VL355,EL55 on 2MA6 interrail freight to Adelaide at Agents siding on 14-1-08
Solar prominences from 2nd September 2014, with Earth shown to scale. Equipment Coronado Solarmax 60 BF10 single stack, using a DMK 41AU02 mono CCD camera, a 2x Barlow, and stacked in Registax 6
Stabled in the Down side yard at Nuneaton on the 2nd April 1977 is a grimy 25253.
Locomotive History
Originally D7603 it was part of a batch of thirteen class 25 locomotives (D7598 - D7610) built in early 1966, at Derby works destined for Tinsley MPD. 25253 received its last classified repair (Intermediate) at Derby in May 1980 which was to give it three more years service until withdrawn in September 1983. Following withdrawal it returned to Derby works but was eventually sent on to Swindon works early in February 1985, being broken up there during October 1985.
A view looking above the altar in the sanctuary.
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"Second Presbyterian Church is one of Chicago's architectural gems. Architect James Renwick designed the Gothic Revival exterior and Howard Van Doren Shaw and Frederic Clay Bartlett redesigned the interior in the Arts and Crafts taste. In addition to the original interior fixtures and murals, memorial windows made by William Morris & Company, Tiffany Glass and Decorating Company, Tiffany Studios, Church Glass & Decorating Company, McCully & Miles, and Louis J. Millet enhance the Church's interior. In 2013, Second Presbyterian Church was designated a National Historic Landmark in recognition of its Arts and Crafts interior."