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Calle de Madrid / Spain
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Got more bad news regarding me work. The manager of the building is leaving us. I believe this will be a spiral of continuous changes.
This year will definitely be filled with interestingness.
Linburg 39 IIG8339 Leyland Tiger TRCL Plaxton Paramount III 3200 C53F coach leaving Nottingham on rail replacement service to Derby on 3 August 2013.
New in 1990 as G433MWU York City 433.
Culpa…
¿Qué es la culpa?
¿Son sentimientos que se encuentran?
¿Son momentos vividos y añorados?
Simplemente es…
Remordimientos disfrazados en el momento
Explosión traída a la memoria enaltecida
Situaciones que remontan el espíritu
Simplemente como una espiral reencarnada
Entonces, ¿Qué es mi culpa?
¿La tengo?... ¿O la imagino?
Aborrezco cada instante en el que ahogo la vida
Cada momento en que el aire se torna denso
Cada sonrisa falsa
Cada silueta borrada
Cada llanto enmudecido…
Culpabilidad, culpables… huidas fortuitas.
MCG.
They are rubbish photos. However, as I haven't seen a Tundra Bean Goose for 39 years, they're getting posted anyway!
Caused by extended and very icy weather in western Europe, during the last few days there has been a significant cold weather movement of geese to Britain out of countries such as The Netherlands. As with Russian White-fronted Geese, there are now far larger numbers of Tundra Bean Geese in Britain than is usual during winter.
Squeezing every last ounce out of Mr. Lumix, this pair were photographed from the road adjacent to Charminster water meadows on the outskirts of Dorchester. Below, photographed across a main road and a railway line (running along the bottom of the photo) a much larger flock of around 20 birds were located in the water meadows between Wool and Wareham, Dorset.
In case you are wondering where they breed during the summer season it is northern Siberia!
This little fellow was a gift for our wedding. I actually really like this little fellow.
My wife is using the big camera - so I shot this with the iPhone - Only natural light (and there wasn't much).
I then tweaked the colors and cropped it in Snapseed for the iPhone :-)
I know a lot of people think the iPhone's camera isn't good for anything - but I think the possibilities are abundant. A shot like this proves it, I think. I know there's a bit of grain on the photo - but sometimes it adds nicely to the photo itself.
The Renault R-39 was a light tank built in 1939, in fact it was a modernized version of the Renault R-35. Unlike its predecessor it featured a tail to cross trenches, an improved suspension and a better canon which made anti tank missions possible for the tank despite the fact that it was used as an infantry support tank (with high explosive shells instead of armor piercing ones).
The tank proved to be efficient fighting panzers in Belgium during the battle of Hannut but it engine was weak and the suspensions were very fragile which led to a lot of mechanical failures during the battle of France.
I changed a few things, first I put a camo on it: a basic french partial 3 tons camo.
I modified the canon to make it longer (a simple barrel piece). And I put some decals on it to give it a cool look. Like Bm model it features an interior
I have a lot of personnal models coming but since it's christmas time deliveries are looong but it's coming soon :)
I'll also post an FCM 36 heavily inspired out of Brickmania one soon !