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Unusual that the marbled white stayed on the knapweed after a burnet moth joined it - must have been a particularly good bit of knapweed.
The KCS O-BRKC grinds up the 1.3 percent grade towards the Rich Mountain summit at Eagleton, AR. The heavy frost made for some impressive scenery.
WE 7025 and 7019 lead the westbound 237 bound for Willard as they approach Spencer where they will make a pick up of 14 cars.
Black-Crowned Night Heron Iron Hill
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Early morning view over Seal Rocks from Sugarloaf Point. No whales in the shot but many sighted headied north in the five days we spent there.
CN 518 climbs out off the Marmora Sub at Trenton Jct with a cut of cars from P&H.
The old school LHF set up GP9RM providing the crew with great views of one side of the tracks!
Something completely different.....
The Norns – Strathpeffer Spa Gardens
This remarkable four-metre-tall wooden sculpture was created by local woodcarver Allister Brebner from the trunk of a giant Douglas fir felled on the Novar Estate near Evanton. Weighing around four tonnes, it is one of five carvings depicting figures from Celtic, Norse and Pictish legend that were installed in Strathpeffer’s Spa Gardens in 2007.
In Norse mythology, the Norns—Urðr, Verðandi and Skuld—were powerful female beings who shaped the destinies of gods and mortals. Often associated with the past, present and future, they were said to dwell beside Yggdrasil, the great world tree, where they determined the course and length of each life.
The three figures have been carved together within a single tree trunk, making the living material of the sculpture especially appropriate for these legendary guardians of fate.
Taken with my Nikon D850.