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I spent my last weekend at Sai Kung (西贡), a place I had seldom visited before even though it is not that far away from campus. It is such a beautiful fishing village with such nice villagers, and that peaceful lifestyle and atmosphere just easily filled me with nostalgia. Sai Kung is also famous for its seafood. It is called a mecca for seafood lovers, and I would love to have seafood in Sai Kung some day. :D
Male Ladder-backed Woodpecker (Picoides scalaris) perched at Pedernales Falls SP near Dripping Springs (Blanco County), Texas
.The "Vappu" 1st May celebrations, most popular venue is Kaivopuisto or Brunnsparken, where hundreds of people congregate, mostly wearing their white caps, visible symbols of matriculation.
Many have tables and chairs (or blankets) and set them up for brunch, with champagne for drink. Some even set up pavillions. The technical students and graduates have black tassels hanging from their caps. I have my father's cap at home.
I only noticed two weeks ago that three of the technical students in the photo have their caps back to front :))
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Actually, I wanted to crop this a bit to get rid of people not part of the group, but could not see any way without cutting people in half and so on.
High point of the day, realizing it's Tuesday and while this meant there would be no free breakfast followed by a Monday meeting, it also meant Friday magically moved a day closer.
Ok maybe the real high point was Peter being pleased with his print of "The Other Peter" I'm sure the high point wasn't the pouring rain between 0700 and 1000.
Low point of the day... nope not the pouring rain between 0700 and 1000 I'm pretty sure it was hitting myself on the leg with my sledgehammer... mnn pretty sure that was the low point. Turned into a middle of the road point since my work colleague was so amused by it.
He called for the men in white coats when I gave him a rousing chorus of Gene Kelly's "Singing in the Rain"
So in short it was a regular day at work, I enjoyed myself built some things and shot this panorama with my mobile when the rain happily stopped as I went back to work after breakfast. Hope you all had a great day
So I was out doing some shopping, and I'm hungry, and I hear the McRib is back at McDonalds (again). Nothing like a semi gelatinous restructured meat pork patty to get the juices flowing. A quick trip through the drive through at my local restaurant and I'm on my way. But look at what was in the box! Just how is one supposed to eat this thing!?!
Back to Micky Dees to listen to the manager explain to me that folks don't mind when they make substitutions because they don't have the right piece parts. They were out of McRib buns so they used a round bun instead...
Can we say refund please?
The view to the north and north-west from Back Tor over the Howden Moors and towards Bleaklow.
A three photo stitch, best viewed at the largest size.
A pair of NJ Transit geeps in the MMC backshop. 4207 in for what appears to be a wheel set replacement and the 4108 in the midst of its teardown.
NJTR GP40PH-2B 4207
NJTR GP40PH-2 4108
The exposed cab of an abandoned EMD locomotive sees the Illinois countryside overgrow its controls at Relco in Minooka, Illinois back in 2004.
a few spots are puckered, but hey, who sees the back much? never admited to being a perfectionist.
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The back porches on three-deckers on L Street in South Boston. Note the replacement railing on the top porch. It's a mismatch in color and design.
Taken and originally posted in 2007.
Phil Doyle training on educational facilities
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