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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coleus_amboinicus
More specifically the flower stamen en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coleus_amboinicus#/media/File:Panik...
Arabian old cultural abandoned 2 story house was built only by arranging different size of stones without using any mortar or cement.
I was thrilled to see yet another heron in The Pantanal. They were very skittish except when we were in a canoe with no sound from a motor. When I saw this heron I thought it looked a lot like a Green Heron and Wikipedia says that is another name for them.
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Once the sun set, everybody got together for a nighttime photo shoot of 5704. Even Mike Haverty stopped by. Special thanks to everyone involved with the night shoot.
Did the model copy the prototype or did the prototype copy the model?
ATSF 5704 model on the nose of ATSF 5704.
ATSF 5704 resting in the evening sun at Kansas City Union Station. This unit was the result of 18 months of hard work bringing it back to its original 1976 spec. Before cosmetic restoration, this unit was GN 6484. Better yet, it was the original 5704. It was due to be scrapped in Memphis before being donated in early 2020. The next leg of its journey is to the Southern California Railroad Museum where it will be operationally restored.
Mont Blanc (Italy). Rieccolo riavvicinato il bacino superiore del ghiacciaio della Brenva. Teatro di pericolosissimi attraversamenti per raggiungere le grandi vie di Graham Brown.
Da vedere preferibilmente ingrandita.
Bicentennial ATSF 5704 is being pulled back in the shop by MAC 82. Unit was outside the shop for official photographs after the completion of the cosmetic restoration of the unit.