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One of two yachts aground in the normally sheltered Arisaig bay after their moorings failed during Storm Floris.
The ocean is behind me. The foreground here is sandy beach in summer and the seawall is about 4 feet high. This was the result of a very strong 2-day storm 3 years ago - can't remember the name of the storm.
Blown ashore in the normally sheltered Arisaig Bay after breaking it's moorings during Storm Floris.
Photographed shortly after Hurricane Sandy skirted Maryland in in late October 2012. Maryland's northern neighbors suffered a more direct impact from the "superstorm" and fared much worse.
Ein Rundgang über das Gelände des früheren Carlswerks an der Schanzenstraße in Köln-Mülheim. In der Vergangenheit wurden hier Drähte, Kabel und elektronische Komponenten für die verschiedensten Aufgaben hergestellt. Ein Teil dieser Werke hat in Form der "Drahtwerke Köln" bis heute überlebt. Der überwiegende Teil des Areals ist heute Heimat für Medien- und Kunstschaffende sowie bekannte Veranstaltungsorte wie "E-Werk" und "Palladium".
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A walk across the historic 'Carlswerk', a former production site for heavy duty wires and cables as well as highly developped electronic components. Up to now part of it survived in form of the "Drahtwerke Köln". Yet the largest part of the area today gives a home to artists, entertainers and media companies. Also some well known venues like the 'E-Werk' and 'Palladium' can be found here.
Haven't done an outdoor scene in a really long time so I decided to get out play in the mud.
I really enjoyed making that helmet. Imma try doing some more stuff like that.
After a day of on and off storms, the sky began to clear and rewarded us with a rainbow over the mountains. (two horizontal shots, merged vertically)
The last time I hiked Wind Mountain (at least a year or two ago), the trail took twice as long to finish due to trees and debris scattered everywhere. Apparently a fierce winter storm had wreaked havoc on the hillsides in the area, which left hikers scrambling up, over and under limbs and trunks and demolished slopes. This scene, though, was still beautiful when the light filtered in.
Image made with my Holga.
Some very unhappy snaps from my trip to the coast to get youngest daughter's plaster removed for wound cleaning. So much ruin. Some bleak beauty, but plenty of very ugly. Some weird lucky breaks, some unimaginable awful luck, sadness and loss.
Nearly every time I have to sort, I'll work for fifteen minutes before getting drawn into building another creation, usually doubling the sorting I'll have to do later. Such was the case yesterday. So enjoy the fruits of my procrastination with this moody little vignette, built around two olive drone thingies, and featuring a healthy dosage of 1x1 round tiles and of course, a bit of olive cheese. Thanks to Ian Spacek for gifting me both.
A fisherman casts his line unperturbed as a beach house lies in ruins after it toppled over during a fierce, ocean pounding of a few days earlier.
Outerbanks, North Carolina.
185138 is westbound on the approach to Dewsbury with 1P24 the 12:54 Scarborough to Manchester Victoria passing the aftermath of a large fire from 13 May 2025 when over 30 vehicles in the adjacent Dewsbury Auto Spares caught fire, charred trees and burnt-out vehicles are still visible nearly 12 months later.
Nature is quick to reclaim its own after devastating events like floods, earthquakes and fires. The tree trunks in this picture all have new growth within three weeks of a ground fire. You can see the old leaves are dead but not burned. The bracken has also shot up from seeds in the ground. This is not a fire that exploded through the tree-tops with a heavy wind behind it but one that raced through the undergrowth, moving on before it could do more than scorch the upper reaches.
“I used to believe that being a good soldier meant doing everything they told you. That’s how they engineered us. But we’re not droids. We’re not programmed. You have to learn to make your own decisions.”
- Clone Captian Rex
And another tablescrap :P
Inspired by a 457th member who's name I can't remember.
As always, C&C appreciated and TFVAHAGD!
P.S. That moment when the sticker starts to peel off and you don't notice till after you upload the pic :P
“There's always some aftermath, good and bad, makes-me-happy or makes-me-unhappy, for anything we choose to do.”
- Richard Bach
In my 11th winter in this region, it was the biggest single-day storm that I have seen. Most of what you see in these two photos (see the other in Comments) fell in one day; there really wasn't a big buildup before. I have seen more snow but not falling in one day.
This is a view back at the house with Sue peering out, coffee cup in hand.
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