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Enough (photo of) China, now back to Australia.
And we were on the road again during Christmas & New year Holiday. Traveled for 3500km from Sydney to Adelaide, through Mungo National Park in Outback NSW, Murray River towns in Victoria, South Australia, and touched the shore line of the ocean in Victor Harbour, SA.
This shot was taken by Yee Mei on a Highway in Outback New South Wales, Australia.
Here we go.
Almost half way through my 6-day workweek with OT every night.
I take a deep breath.
Check my equipment.
Getting in the mood.
Putting a wide grin on my face.
I breath out.
There´s no way back.
And I love it.
Released in June 2005 and only available through the London Transport Museum. Arriva London North VLW52 was the subject for this model wearing 'Back the Bid' livery in support of Londons bid to host the 2012 Olympics.
BNSF's local from Butte to the interchange with the MRL at Garrison is seen returning to Butte between Garrison and Deer Lodge.
this last year has been full of new beginnings, and second chances. i only hope that i can bring these opportunities into the new year with me. happy new year everyone :)
Back from Hawaii, had a great time with my family and friends. Hope to get some street photography done this weekend. Hope everyone is well.
Just thinking "Window/wall garden" on a cold, grey, wintery shortest daylight day of the year at my tiny home located in the northern hemisphere.
Cannaregio Area, Sestiere Castello, Venice, Italy , Venice, Italy.
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Not sure if this is a loan, or if this one has come back to its original home on a more permanent basis. Still carrying blurb on the rear for BE route 9.
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Alexander Dennis Enviro 300 (B44F)
Stagecoach South (PM)
Hard Interchange, Portsmouth
09 December 2019
Bangkok
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My remake of the 6890 Cosmic Cruiser set from 1982.
The Cosmic cruiser, although not the fastest starship in the federation, is a useful exploration and transportation vehicle. Its capable of low-altitude travel, and can deploy the pilot's seat as an X-5 Land speeder. As the Cosmic Cruiser is not primarily built for combat, it's equipped with only two front-tipped forward facing torpedo launchers. (I still haven't decided if the gadgets on the wing tips are weapons or antennas...) Hope you like it!
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I know this isn't the standard King Penguin photo but I thought there was something quite appealing about it. I don't think this would have worked with any other birds. It is only because penguins are so human-like. Even the height difference adds something as you instinctively know which one is male and which one's female. This was photographed on the beach at St Andrews on the island of South Georgia in the South Atlantic.
Back door. This is what it looks like standing on our back deck. Nothing but Rock and Trees as far as you can see.
Back to work. Bit on the windy side to day outside. Already had the skirt around my ears caught by the wind.
Years before the Southern Sydney Freight Line and even the MIST siding connection were constructed, Countrylink's trial of the Swedish X2000 Tilt train drifts into Minto on one of its early return runs from Canberra in February 1995.
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The back side of the last two buildings along the railroad tracks in Jacob's Creek, Pa. The town was shaken by the nearby Darr Mine disaster in which an explosion killed 239 miners. More information here: