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Vancouver's premier Hardcore outfit were kicking ass during their show at Desi in Nuremberg. Oldschool early eighties sound.
This may, at first glance, appear to be a macro of an old bicycle change. In reality, it is a photograph of a very large chain. Each of these links are about six inches long. These have probably been laying out in the weather for decades.
This was taken at a farm that my great grandparents used to operate. We visited the farm after a funeral of my grandfather which was in the area. I am sure other photos from this location will pop up, as there were many beautiful things happening all around.
This was taken with my Nikon D90.
Nikon 18-105mm DX lens at 105mm.
F/5.6 - 1/80s
200 ISO
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Always an exciting moment when I see them unexpectedly!
In Cape Town/harbour with a shiny padlock, a fly-curtain and spotted on a children's carousel.
Have a glorious day and thank you, M, (*_*)
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Summerhill Nursery and Floral, at intersection of Davenport, Poplar Plains and MacPherson, September 16, 2010
This wall had ice (and icicles) all over it, but it was the frozen chain that was the coolest. Taken in Market Square.
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In Hapeville, the train tracks run right through the middle of town. Lots of trains run through there, especially when Ford was shipping thousands of cars. To facilitate foot traffic, the city built a pedestrian bridge up and over the tracks. To keep people from jumping onto trains or other crazy stuff, they closed it up with a fence--sides and top. This is the top, looking south, the depot off to the right.