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©AVucha 2014
On August 4th, a large fire consumed a barn full of hay in the Town of Linn, Wisconsin. Initial reports indicated there had been around 2,000 bales of hay inside when the fire broke out. Linn FD Command activated MABAS Division 103 Box #33-1 to the 2nd Alarm for a full response and to the 5th Alarm for tankers only. Fire departments responded from all over Walworth County and also parts of northern McHenry County. No news has been released yet about the cause of the fire.
A favourite when any group of Cornish folk congregate in numbers, often sung by men with funny shaped balls! This is the place of which they sing. Quite apt as we were out on a short coastal walk prior to heading to the pub to watch the Autumn Rugby Internationals, England & Wales were both beaten :-(
Lamorna
So, now I'll sing to 'ee
Its about a maiden fair
I met the other evening
In the corner of the square
She had a wild and roving eyes:
We met down to Lamorna
And we roved all night
In the pale moonlight
Away down to Lamorna
Chorus:
Twas down in Albert Square
I never shall forget:
Her eyes they shone like diamonds
And the evening it was wet wet wet
And her hair hung down in curls
She was a charming rover
And we roved all night
In the pale moonlight
Away down to Lamorna
As we got in the cab
Well I asked her for her name
And when she gave it me
Well her name it was the same
So I lifted up her veil
For her face was covered over
To my surprise
It was my wife
I took down to Lamorna
She said "I knowed 'ee well
I knowed 'ee all along
I knowed 'ee in the dark
But I did it for a lark - lark - lark
And for that lark you'll pay
For the taking of my Donna
For I declare
You'll pay the fare
Away down to Lamorna
The 1F01 20:32 Blackpool North - Liverpool Lime Street Northern service is pictured at Preston on June 20th, 2021 formed of a pair of 3-car Class 331 CAF 'Civity' electric multiple units with 331 019 at the front nearest the camera.
©AVucha 2014
On August 4th, a large fire consumed a barn full of hay in the Town of Linn, Wisconsin. Initial reports indicated there had been around 2,000 bales of hay inside when the fire broke out. Linn FD Command activated MABAS Division 103 Box #33-1 to the 2nd Alarm for a full response and to the 5th Alarm for tankers only. Fire departments responded from all over Walworth County and also parts of northern McHenry County. No news has been released yet about the cause of the fire.
©AVucha 2014
On August 4th, a large fire consumed a barn full of hay in the Town of Linn, Wisconsin. Initial reports indicated there had been around 2,000 bales of hay inside when the fire broke out. Linn FD Command activated MABAS Division 103 Box #33-1 to the 2nd Alarm for a full response and to the 5th Alarm for tankers only. Fire departments responded from all over Walworth County and also parts of northern McHenry County. No news has been released yet about the cause of the fire.
Another cozy Thanksgiving at home. We watched the parade, and Steve cooked a bunch of food. Then I took the annual picture of the kids and Steve with the food.
London Midland class 172 'Turbostar' 172 331 is pictured arriving at Birmingham Moor Street on February 8th, 2017 whilst working 2V26 12:19 Whitlock's End to Worcester Foregate Street.
Tuesday, November 27 2012
Really sick of it being dark by the time I'm home from school. It actually gets dark at like 4:30, then I have no chance to think of something outside, and I'm stuck either doing something inside with bad lighting or using flash. Agh.
August 4th.
Set out for some urban exploring with a friend, in some spots we saw during the week. We slipped into this asphalt-making factory. We stayed there a long time. On our way out of the factory, we got caught by the police. Since we didn't steal anything and looked rather nonthreatening (except for my mate's beard and long hair), they let us go, with our names and addresses. First time!
It's a big splash of bitumen down on the platform. Pretty dirty place.
©AVucha 2014
On August 4th, a large fire consumed a barn full of hay in the Town of Linn, Wisconsin. Initial reports indicated there had been around 2,000 bales of hay inside when the fire broke out. Linn FD Command activated MABAS Division 103 Box #33-1 to the 2nd Alarm for a full response and to the 5th Alarm for tankers only. Fire departments responded from all over Walworth County and also parts of northern McHenry County. No news has been released yet about the cause of the fire.
Steve’s side of the family celebrates Thanksgiving the day after. So, here we are! Everything went well and the food was delicious!
SJW 331 /
Adolf Heizmann /
Kampf um Augusta Raurika
Illustrationen: Fritz Reck
Schweizerisches Jugendschriftenwerk
(Zürich / Schweiz; seit 1932)
ex libris MTP
(copied from my myspace blog).
Sometimes you have one of those moments when you realize you're going to remember something forever.
After a frustrating day of trying to make something new and a bit complicated for dinner and tackling Abby for the tape while wrapping Joe's presents, I just gave up. Dan Fogelberg's "Same Old Lang Syne" came on the radio and I was getting ready to turn it off and just watch Caillou.
Abby heard the beginning piano and ran to get her tutu. She began to do her ballet dancing. She asked me to dance with her.
We were dancing to the song. The Christmas tree was lit. The other Christmas lights were on. And then it hit me. This is one of those moments. I stared at her to burn it into my memory.
The chocolate smudge on her face, the goofy Elmo outfit from my grandfather, the mussed up hair from a removed rubber band.
I started to cry. It was unexpected, but needed. I guess from feeling crappy from my discussion with my husband last night, the tears just needed to come. They're not tears of sadness, they're not tears of happiness. I think they're tears of gratification. Grateful to know how lucky I am at this specific moment in time.
Abby said, "Mommy, cry?" That made me cry a little harder. I was tempted to take her picture, but I wanted the experience to be free to be embellished and romanticized by my mind over time, not captured by my camera.
That being said, I finished the dance and then grabbed my camera afterwards for a mediocre picture, but a meaningful 365 portrait of a day that I hope to never forget.
©AVucha 2014
On August 4th, a large fire consumed a barn full of hay in the Town of Linn, Wisconsin. Initial reports indicated there had been around 2,000 bales of hay inside when the fire broke out. Linn FD Command activated MABAS Division 103 Box #33-1 to the 2nd Alarm for a full response and to the 5th Alarm for tankers only. Fire departments responded from all over Walworth County and also parts of northern McHenry County. No news has been released yet about the cause of the fire.
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