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More buildings from the historic Emu Bottom Historic Homestead, Sunbury. This one is the main house in the dappled sunshine showing the verandah where tables and chairs would be set out for relaxing drinks
Two UP SD40Ns and two KCS engines are the power for YAR62 rolling through the West Bottoms in Kansas City. Both 40Ns are former snoot nose SD40-2s.
from my garden and a great way to recycle...
I have disabled the comments, but thank everyone that come to take a closer look...
Macro Mondays theme. July 10th: Bottoms Up.
Normally, no one sees the bottom of this small moth.
Fortunately she was sitting on our window.
And the window was almost clean :-)))
In the background our garden.
and of course, less than 3"
I'd walked the dog yesterday in the piddling down rain. Through the woods and down to the canal. The water levels in the streams that run through Crowgutter were pretty high. I'd always thought the view of the pumphouse would be better with a little more water so I headed back down there earlier today. The levels had subsided somewhat but there was still more water than previous visits.
I've gone for a landscape orientation this time and as low in the water as I dared. Hence my title! :)
Looking down on the iconic, colorful glacial waters that make Lake Louise so beloved, and special.
"The reason for the difference? The turquoise lakes are fed by rivers where active glaciers are pushing through rocky valleys upstream. The glaciers function like bulldozers, grinding away and pulverizing rocks along valley floors and walls. The process produces a fine-grained powder of silt and clay—glacial flour—that is picked up by meltwater streams. Also known as rock flour or glacial silt. Since the particles are so fine, they are slow to sink to the bottom, remaining suspended in the water column instead."
earthobservatory.nasa.gov
Thank you for taking time to take a look!
Have a wonderful Spring weekend!
MAN010, MAN009 and hired unit CM3309 twist down the Cullerin range with empty Manildra flour train 9879 from Bomaderry to Manildra via the main south line.
Monday 30th December 2024
Sam's Point, Eufaula lake....I have been complaining about the hot dry conditions this summer but, like the old saying goes, every cloud has a silver lining. The extreme weather caused the lake levels to drop exposing this cool mud flat. I was lucky enough to be on the back side of this thunderstorm as the sun was setting which provided some awesome light. Fresh water mussels were left high and dry and I thought they might make an interesting subject. Comments are always appreciated, have a great week!
Credits - kairis-kloset.blogspot.com/2021/08/bottoms-up.html
1990 - Playbunny Set @ Posh Event
Lifonti - Karlina Lace Dress @ Dreamday
November -Kida Pearl Chopstix @ Cakeday (8/13)
Rouly :: 'Baby X' G-String
OMY - Puddles Premium Gin @ Jail Event
IDTTY - Perfect Match
Platinum - "Dahlia" Hairbase 4 - Genus Project
Punklist//: Gelica WISP
Platinum - "Aoki" Bun
RAWR! - Maz Rings Legacy
MAJESTY - Crystal Hoops Silver
This is the bottom of a turned wooden bowl made from birdseye maple. It shows the dovetail carved into the bottom that allows it to be gripped by the lathe in order to hollow out the inside of the bowl. This is a small bowl, and this section is less than 2 inches across. For reference, see www.flickr.com/photos/101440531@N06/35826895965/in/datepo.... Taken for Macro Mondays theme "Bottoms Up". For more photos of bowl turning see my album "bowl turning"
Little damselfly just keeping an eye on things..
Canon EOS 550D EF-S55-250mm f/4-5.6 IS
ƒ/5.6 250.0 mm 1/640 ISO 200