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North Arm of the Fraser River
Coast Mountains as a backdrop
Log booms
Burnaby, British Columbia, BC., Canada
Those trees in the background are leaning like that, believe it or not. The mountainside falls away very steeply in that spot, the creek becomes too rugged to follow.
This composition isn't particularly riveting, I think when I took this I was both admiring the color of the iron-rich rock and trying somehow to show the character of the creek and what made it such a nice place to bring the boys. I did my best to remind them that anyplace in a mountain stream with green on it, can be treacherously slippery! Test, test, test!
To wit, years later, in a very benign spot after a fun but very warm hike, my youngest son stripped down to cool off in some shallow water, and he slipped in the water. In the act of bracing himself, he fractured his wrist. Summer vacation had just started, he spent the rest of that summer wearing a bright blue lobster claw-like cover on his arm anytime he wanted to go swimming, to protect his cast. We sent him to grandma's for a few weeks of R&R and his hygiene and cast-protection skills inevitably suffered after endless days of swimming and eventually the cast started oozing what one of his uncles referred to as "arm cheese".
Crash and Spur on Cat 3, waiting to be armed by two ordies. The arming of forward-firing ordnance, i.e. guns and missiles, is the very last step in the launch sequence before going into tension.
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It was a hot day and I noticed my brother's arms' veins were bulging, so I took a photo of it. It doesn't usually look quite like this. lol
....but they are still fairly noticeable.
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How many times, dear arm,
have you put yourself in danger
for my sake? How many times
have you found your way home
through the dark, or saved me from falling?
I didn’t have to ask you twice.
Poor arm! I broke you once.
I burnt you once. More than once
I cursed your weakness
at arm-wrestling and swimming,
but I was proud of your tan
when I rolled up my sleeve at school.
You aren’t so handsome now,
but you soldier on, one of the faithful
in my band of volunteers,
my noble standard bearer
in the war within a war,
the daily clash of purposes.
Dear arm, hold still for me now,
while I make you suffer once more.
Be brave, while the surgeon
creates an ‘access fistula’
that will wash my blood for me.
It seems you must save my life as usual.
Les maudits et la mer montent jusques au port.
Les mimes, les mots et les mines qu’ils arborent
Me font craindre un instant au terme de mon sort !
Sculptés, bronzés comme des gladiateurs, ils arrivent.
Chevauchant un air marin, se fixent et m’invectivent.
Jusqu’alors, que mépris pour ces gardiens du ciel,
Qui me cachent sans vergogne, un astre tout de miel.
Leur furie est soudaine, des vents violents me poussent
Une pluie diluvienne est bientôt à mes trousses…
J’ai perdu, je regarde, explore et implore…
Et me dis tout compte fait, tout cela est de l’or.
The Crew Access Arm and White Room for Boeing's CST-100 Starliner are attached to the Crew Access Tower at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station’s Space Launch Complex 41. The arm will serve as the connection that astronauts will walk through prior to boarding the Starliner spacecraft when stacked atop a United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket. This installation completes the major construction of the first new Crew Access Tower to be built at the Cape since the Apollo era. Under a Commercial Crew Transportation Capability contract with NASA, Boeing’s Starliner system will be certified by NASA's Commercial Crew Program to fly crews to and from the International Space Station.
Photo credit: NASA/Kim Shiflett
One of the reason's i'm not keen on warm weather.. when i get bitten by a Tick, Midge or Mosquito (he didn't leave a calling card..) i swell up and come out in a large rash.. This chap almost certainly bit me while i was out in the garden pruning the roses.... not a pretty sight but you know flickr has loads of allergy photographs (i've checked)
So if you want to use this photograph for scientific medical research....., be my guest! (fee payable at source via Getty Images)
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Coppiced trees provide stark reflections on the Paddington Arm as sunset approaches.
Walk : Grand Union Canal (Main Line) Brentford to Bulls Bridge then GUC Paddington Arm to Paddington Basin - 18.1 miles.
this is a new development in the 'stayput' range, a hoodie that leaves one arm free. This is for the girl who enjoys some confinement but has things to do. Available in left or right handed versions, this sweatshirt contains one arm in the internal sleeve while the other is free. The hood has just a small opening to peep out of and this can be cinched closed with the cord if required. The hood' nice & floppy so it falls forward a lot, needing lots of attention from your free hand!
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Whooper swans in East Himmerland Moor, Denmark
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Sangsvaner på vej ned for at flække armene på folk.
Lille Vildmose under solnedgang. Hjørnet af Hegnsvej og Møllesøvej.
Fading light and fading railroad history, get'um while you can people. An east bound NS pig train makes way thru South Bend Indiana and under the strong arm of the Conrail signals.
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Autumn, Wairepo Arm. Contax 139 Quartz, Carl Zeiss Vario Sonnar 3.3/28-85, Kodak Portra 400. © All Rights Reserved. This image may not be copied, reproduced, distributed, republished, downloaded, displayed, posted, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including electronic, mechanical, photocopying, and recording without my written consent.
I had a series of shots of me lying on the ground - this one of my arm alone looks really freaky on its own, like it's dismembered or something.
This is the project that prompted me to rethink my yarn snobbery: the Cashmere Arm Cosies by Lion Brand. Not only did I use their pattern, I also used the yarn called for, Lion Cashmere Blend. I did mine in Camel.
This yarn is SO nice to work with. It's merino wool and cashmere and super soft. I liked it so much while knitting this first cosy that I went back to the store and bought more in black.
My only complaints: the cosy is knit flat and then seamed at the end. I HATE seaming. I'm sure I could revise the pattern to be knit in the round if I were clever enough, but alas, I don't currently have the brain power for that. =D At any rate, I seamed mine up using mattress stitch and it was a pain in the arse just because these are so long--I really think they're more like "sleeves" rather than "arm cosies." Also, the yarn began pilling as I was seaming, but I think that was mostly due to the ripping out/re-seaming/re-ripping out that I did. (Told you, I hate seaming, lol.)
Time to cast on the second one!
“Smoke” in the days of steam, a dark smudge of smoke on the horizon meant another train was on its way across the vast open spaces of South Africa’s Karoo (land of thirst), growing larger as the train drew nearer, and eventually revealing itself to the photographer. On the double track main line between De Aar and Kimberley, class 25NC 4-8-4 3433, named “Heather,” charges along at track speed with a Johannesburg-bound passenger train on March 30, 1975.
Judges’ Comments:
This image also conveys the anticipation of an approaching train and the drama of a railroad within a vast open landscape punctuated by the flowing curls of smoke plume. The image conveys both a sense of emptiness and delight.