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Girls carrying and balancing huge packages seem to be rife in Düsseldorf right now!!
It’s the Spring!
People are looking for a change in their lives ...clearing out, buying new gear or moving to a new home!
Hope for a free and independent future perhaps...
We will carry the laughter and silly times she instilled in us over the years and continue to tell her stories.
You were a good bean, Kanj.
Hold your friends tight.
Tell them you love them.
We never have long enough.
If you would like to share your memories and stories of Kanje, you can do so here.
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I don't think Aiko was too thrilled on this enormous hike we took, so he gave me this look several times....
I realized at least that carrying a cam is no problem on long hikes, I thought actually it would be a burden.
But I guess my EvaThrilled feelings took the weight.
It was sooo fun to click with a real cam 😂
And all this thrill thanks to my FlickrFriend 🙏
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Hope you guys had a good day! :)
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Last month on one of my walks at American Canyon a raptor flew up quite a ways ahead of me and proceeded to fly right past me...this gave me plenty of time to aim and focus on him as he went 'whizzing by' me. When I returned home I realized it was a young Merlin carrying a Dowitcher...can't help it...poor Dowitcher!
Transport for Wales continues its testing of the Class 231 FLIRT unit seen here at Brithdir with 3R07 11:59 Rhymney North GF to Rhymney North GF.
As a passionate mountain climber, I can say this quote carries through me over and again.
Theme: Power In Words
Year Fourteen Of My 365 Project
Carrying a kayak on a roof rack. This image is released under Creative Commons. Feel free to use and please credit Happiness Without, linking the credit through to www.happinesswithout.com
Scanned from an old family photo. Must date to the 30s-40s or thereabouts. Thanks to borealnz (www.flickr.com/photos/borealnz/) for the texture.
The newly restored aquaduct at Marple which carries the canal over the river Goyt.
The 200 year old structure has had lots of work done to it and the trees cleared from around it. Also a new path gives better access.
The other arches belong to a later bridge which carries the railway.
De Zakkendrager ("Bag Carrier") by Hans van der Plas (1987), Schiedam, The Netherlands.
This fellow used to carry bags of cargo in the harbour of Schiedam, best known for the production of Gin/Jenever.
Today is King's Day ("Koningsdag") in NL. But, because of some gobal disease, there are no festivities. Some cynically speak of "Coriningdag".
Thus carry your heavy burden of thoughts to the great peak of hope - only to fall in the depths of despair each time!
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Built for the chibi contest on Bricker.
Containerschip CMA CGM Jules Verne komt hier binnen op de Maasvlakte.
IMO: 9454450
Name: CMA CGM Jules Verne
Ship type: Container Ship
Flag: France
Carrying Capacity: 16022 TEU
Gross Tonnage: 176435 t
Deadweight: 186470 t
Size: 396 x 53.68 m
Year Built: 2013
Status: Active
Port of Rotterdam
A curiously named bridge carrying one of Birmingham’s busiest roads over the Birmingham & Fazeley Canal. It was named after the practice of paying the boatmens wages at this point on saturdays. Also of interest are the railings painted red on the bridge which pays homage to the fact that many canal bridges had red doors cut into them to provide access for the Fire Brigade to fill their water tanks during the Second World War.
First discovering a new venue and getting nice conditions happens very rarely, so when there do you can be forgiven for getting excited and carried away. I know I did when I came across this scene last November. I was catching the conditions high up on top of the gorge, and as the mist started to lift my thoughts were to get down to the river bank. By the time I had found a way down the best of the mist had dissipated but it was still nice enough and I took several photos. I’ve already posted a couple of photos entitled round the bend. This is the first photo I took and on reflection it may be the best balanced with the boulder anchoring the left-hand corner, than the ones I rush to post back in November. Stay safe, take care.