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On a walk over to Hagley Park to great some shots of the wonderful Cherry Blossom I past by the Knox Church rebuild and found that the scaffolding has come down at last. It sure was shinning in the midday light.
Victoria Street September 12, 2014 Christchurch New Zealand
Hello everyone - I am back. We had a wonderful holiday and I have lots of photos to go through. I took this photo at a Lion and Rhino Park at Hartbeesport. We were sitting in the car looking at some wild dogs when my husband noticed the lions walking through the long grass. They came right up to the car before we realised that we couldn't close the windows as the motor was turned off. Luckily, they walked around the back of the car and walked about 50 metres away and laid down under a tree.
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I saw this location yesterday and had to return last night to shoot it. I was hoping for better bus trails but I'm still quite happy with the images.
T-Way bus stops on the Liverpool to Parramatta T-Way.
Fuji X-E2 + 10-24mm + Gobi pano head.
I was coming off Pendle Hill when I saw this chap looking at the great sunset beyond
So I quickly got the camera out and shot a couple of frames with this gent blocking the sun
I knew it was on the way to going dark and the snow was blue with a tinge of red and thought it may make a good shot.
My hands were blue from the cold no gloves
It was only when I arrived home that I saw this fantastic image in camera.
It reminds me of those camping shots you see of an orange tent lit up inside on blue snow
Cool thing about these swans is they are always in the same place. Pretty reliable they will be there.
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Sometimes it's a challenge. He's pretty hardheaded and it's like arguing with a Tea Party conservative.
Coming exclusively to September's "We <3 RP" round with a 25% discount!
This time with an Aguamenti wand!
After turning at Fabyan, 252 leads her train back home toward North Conway, seen here just east of Fabyan depot.
and the Santa Fe is coming along.
I haven't had so much fun building from instruction since the Saturn V Rocket, and that one wasn't even a train, so Doubleplus kudos for Tony for designing this thing and making the instructions available.
What I mostly enjoy is seeing how my fellow Trainheads design and build their Legos, and these instructions are a great way to show this. There are literally dozens of little building techniques in this model where I pause for a second and think "hmm, I would have done this totally different!" or "wow, I'd never come up with this solution!". So, that means time well spend if you ask me!
With the mild weather this weekend (60 today) its hard to believe that we are nearing the end of November. This was taken at Onota Lake in Pittsfield, Ma.
I got a number of shots of galahs mating a few days ago which I'll try to post over the next coming days. This shot shows part of the pre-mating ritual. Too bad other stupid other birds are in the background: galahs have no scruples about doing it in public.
One of BNSF '25th Anniversary' locomotives, #5872, backs into the locomotive pit at Galesburg after leading an inbound manifest.
In 2020, BNSF decorated ten ES44AC's with the logos of its predecessor railroads, both on the Burlington Northern and Santa Fe sides, to celebrate the railroad's 25th anniversary. In September, it will be turning thirty!
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The brakes are starting to heat up as CN 5563 South dives into the Lake Superior Basin., approaching Waldo, MN on Labor Day 2011. CN 5563, DMIR 404, and 407 have Minntac pellets for Two Harbors just 7 miles ahead. The 5563 will stop in a few miles, just south of Waldo, to recharge the air, before heading down the steepest part of the grade on the old southbound main into the yard.