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All I've ever wanted, was to be surrounded by people passionate about music, friendship, and happiness like me. I think I may have found it.
Thank you all that support us, I hope you have as much fun with us on this tour as me~
Photo credit: Prince ♥
I thought this night time shot was rather interesting for all the obvious reasons. However, the building is also round and the lighting is special. My title stands for Bottom Left & Top Right, note those are the rooms lit from inside.
Bl. Michael Rua, Priest - Memorial: October 29th
Italian priest and confidante of the great St. John Bosco, with whom he collaborated in the founding of the Salesians. After the death of St. John, he succeeded him as the General Superior of his congregation, and through his capable guidance, expanded its work around the globe. He was noted for his fatherly care of his spiritual family and his fidelity to the practice of the rule. He died in 1910 and was Beatified in 1972. Please pray for his speedy Canonization.
Photo: Holycard w/a piece of his clothing, “Ex Indumentis”.
R&S 879 leads train BL-1 under INT 390 at Pioneer Road in Groveland, NY on the evening of December 8, 2020. The CN unit is headed to AMP in Dansville, NY. The train is on the old DL&W main and will soon swing over onto the old D&MM trackage at Groveland Station. Trains to Dansville are tough to catch, and I only got this because it met the loaded GW-1 at Retsof. It was getting close to sunset when the trains met in Retsof, but I don't mind playing with low light.
Kenners may be old but they're tough. These babies have survived tomato patches, extended periods of time in cedar closets (whatever that means) and various restorations.
That said they are quite fragile. Robin's legs are held on using knickers and tights as they fly off at inopportune moments. She also can't stand up without help (note my sneaky fingers)
C&BL 104 traverses a section of their trackage very early in the morning to move a single car closer to its destination. On this day they were on duty and moving for no more than an hour and a half making this a very elusive railroad to catch working.
Harbourfront - Toronto
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