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Scratch built engine change kit for the SEPECAT Jaguar GR1 aircraft, which contains 3 hand-operated winches, each assembled with an upright tubular assembly that attaches to the aircraft fuselage.

While the temperatures might say July the changing colour of the leaves tell us Fall is near.

i'm alive still.

 

snow is always inspiration i find.

 

Flickr is still my favorite place to upload for a reason even if instragram is more popular.

 

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... hard to say what moves a band of wild horses.

Klaipėda, Lithuania. The beaches in Lithuania are lined with these wooden boxes - basically they are changing rooms. As many Lithuanian girls like to go to the beach in high heels and evening gowns (or so it seems), these are quite useful.

believe it or not, this sheet was completely wet. i was hoping for it to look more transparent and stick to the skin, but i suppose it needed to be more wet and stretched etc..

 

despite what i said about thoroughly planning my photos, this wasn't as planned out as i would have hoped. i am still quite pleased by the result i got from a fairly spontaneous shoot, though :)

 

black

Some moody atmospherics few weeks ago as the weather changed. Different layers of cloud mixing with occasional blue sky moments.

Autumn moves through the summer mead. Plants go to sleep to wake up again after the snow melts, and the spring sun shines upon the land.

 

Model Tove Lundgren

MUA: Viveca Molin

Amsterdamse Bos, Amstelveen, The Netherlands.

 

Panorama, 10 shots

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Changing tyres from summer- to winter-tyres.

...with a little help of... me... ;-)

6029 was originally name King Stephen but was changed to Edward VIII in 1930's

Sorry it has taken a while to type up, but I have been rather busy. As stated at the start of the year the aim was to get interesting locations and I think that this might be one of them. Now we are getting into autumn the leaves take centre stage on my photos. Having just had a walk over to the left in a place called Limekiln Wood I made sure to grab a shot of a bus which was a bonus as the weather was great. The bus that showed (sun facing the right way) Lothian buses 615 on a regular service 3 seen on a street called Lilac Avenue near the Mayfield termini whilst heading back to Clovenstone.

I moved my work to the other side of the room to get better light on a dark December morning. Then the sun came through so I had to draw the curtain!

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3 Apples That Changed The World

The one that Eve ate.

The one that fell on Isaac Newton's head.

The one that Steve Jobs built.

 

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Changing times at Friston Forest

There is one constant in life, time. Check out the former Milwaukee Road sign on the bridge, the ex-ATSF Geep. And fast forward to today...nothing. One wonders if Art bowed his head, thinking back to the “good ole days” of railroading, as he worked many years for the Milwaukee.

Art Harnack photo from my collection

Reflection in a birdbath;

The change of season.

Reflection in a garden;

"Et in Arcadia ego."

 

Arcadia Community Garden

DeKalb County (Winnona Park), Georgia, USA.

16 October 2019.

 

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FlickrFriday theme: Change

 

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I came back from YES few days ago and it was a life changing experience. I met so many people and learned so much. I definitely would not trade anything for this experience.

Oh I totally failed my photography project. I continue it for a few days in YES ... then I completely forgotten about it D: Well, I can always start again I guess (:

 

I'm so blessed <3

 

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I took the original photo of the Amish Buggy in the snowstorm. I might upload it one day. Just fooling around with textures for now.

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Genus Classic Head

 

Maitreya Lara

 

Bold & Beauty Douzen Shape, Skin

 

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Behind that silver colored cast cover on the rear end are a pair of meshing spur gears that can be changed in order to alter the final drive ratio of the rear axle. Its common designation is a “quick change rear end.”

 

In this setup, rotational power input from the engine+transmission enters at the front of the differential housing as it does for conventional drive axles. But unlike the usual setup, the input shaft bypasses engagement with the ring gear and continues to the back where there is a small gearbox at the rear of the differential housing. That small gearbox has an access cover which is what can be seen in the photo above. Within that gearbox are the ends of two shafts - one from the input shaft and a short one above it that’s connected to the bevel pinion that engages the driving ring gear. Each of those two shafts are fitted with spur gears that mesh together to convert rotary motion from the drive shaft to the driving ring gear. Different sets of spur gears can be used in order to change the final drive ratio but they do need to be matched together in order to yield the desired mechanical ratio and to fit in the fixed distance between the two shafts.

  

Watch this video for a better explanation:

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The car is a 1930 Ford Model A Roadster.

The license plate has been altered for privacy.

The colors of the fall start to take over in this small forest in the outskirts of Thessaloniki.

Verily,Allah will not change the condition of people until they change what is in themselves. 13:11 Quran Majeed.

 

Tomorrow is Election Day in my country. I pray and hope we choose the right leaders and bring the change much needed. Inshallah.

 

the changing of colours.

the changing of life

 

my changing of life made it to Explore! Highest position: 340 on Saturday, June 25, 2011

Thank you so much!

 

Enjoy your weekend dear friends.

Sorry for being mostly off!

Hugs,

 

Addy and ♱ Alfie

A Common Loon in transition plumage. This was my first time seeing this change in plumage. Its markings are really striking but also tough to get it right.

 

Exif info: 1/800 sec, f/7.1, ISO 500, 400mm.

 

Better Look on Black

 

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"There's something in the wind

I can feel it blowing in

It's coming in softly

On the wings of a bomb

There's something in the wind

I can feel it blowing in

It's coming in hotly

And it's coming in strong

 

Lately I've been thinking it's just someone else's job to care

Who am I to sympathize when no one gave a damn

I've been thinking it's just someone else's job to care but who am I to wanna try but

 

Change is a powerful thing

People are powerful beings

Trying to find the power in me to be faithful

Change is a powerful thing

I feel it coming in me

Maybe by the time this song is done

I will be able

To be honest, capable

Of holding you in my arms without letting you fall

When I don't feel beautiful and stable

Maybe it's enough to just be where we are because

 

Everytime that we run

We don't know what it's from

Now we finally slow down

We feel close to it

There's a change gonna come

I don't know where or when

But whenever it does

We'll be here for it"

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With all the recent flurry of photos of the final trains to run on this unaltered single track stretch if street running I figured I'd edit up a few more from last summer's pilgrimage since I couldn't make it for the last runs.

 

Those who follow my photography know that two favorite rail subjects I seek out all over are 'Freight Under Wire' and 'Trains Where Trains Shouldn't Be' (aka street running). Well in Michigan City, Indiana you can do both at once.. I was fortunate to make this happen for the first time last year but alas then it was only light power and a freight against the light.

 

This time I got the holy grail of an eastbound freight in the morning!

 

So I'm gonna post a few of these just because before returning to the rest of the shots of this chase.

 

Having dropped most of their train at Bailey Yard in Burns Harbor, original CSSB GP38-2s 2003 and 2000 from the ten unit order delivered by EMD during the Chessie System ownership era have a dozen or so in two headed east toward the Carroll Ave. shops. They are seen rolling through the Wabash Street intersection as they make their way down the middle of 11th Street near MP 34.1 on the South Shore mainline.

 

Alas scenes like this are on borrowed time which was my impetus for returning so soon. If you want these iconic shots you better come quick because a massive nearly half billion dollar project to double track the line all the way to Michigan City in order to shave 30 or more minutes off transit times and allow greater train frequencies is supposed to start construction soon. This will lamentably lead to the end of street running and the removal of nearly all the homes and structures on the south side of 11th street (though the one pictured here on the north side should survive). In fact, many more than last year were already bought up and either already demolished or boarded up with big no trespassing project signs on them. And of course the downtown midstreet passenger stop on 11th street has already closed so the line already felt different than 11 months prior. To learn more check out the project web site and the detailed PPT presentation on the project: www.doubletrack-nwi.com/images/DT_PRS_DTVirtualOpenHouse_...

 

But change is the only constant in life, and the CSSB has been modernizing and rebuilding since the Insull era. In fact in 1956 the long section of street running in East Chicago was bypassed and in 1970 the street running into downtown South Bend was abandoned...so I suppose this is just a continuation of what has come before.

 

Michigan City, Indiana

Monday July 5, 2021

A sign of the changing seasons.

Migrating geese. Perhaps Pink-footed?

Queen Anne neighborhood of Seattle, WA.

So far 2014 has been a frustrating year. Physically, at work & in my personal life - all have experienced unwanted change. My reluctance to accept them just compounds my unhappiness and does nothing to improve the issues.

I see more changes coming. I would like to move forward, adapt and influence the new directions. I guess that choice is up to me.

Swell Art Festival, Currumbin Beach, Gold Coast, Australia

The stunning, golden, diamond shaped facade on the New Catalyst building at Helix business development in Newcastle.

Day 216 (08.05.2012)

 

If you don't like something change it; if you can't change it, change the way you think about it. ~ Mary Engelbreit

 

I finally broke down and ordered a crystal ball (I've been wanting to forever after looking at some gorgeous photos by my friends Vicki and Terri). Can't wait to play!

 

August 2012 Monthly Scavenger Hunt entry - "An interesting perspective"

 

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