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At the end of the channel I disperse the ashes of my Aunt and her cat, in the sea. Not an easy day.
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Span: Isla del Faro "Les Éclaireurs" en el Canal Beagle, Tierra del Fuego, Argentina.
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Engl: Island of "Les Éclaireurs" Lighthouse in the Beagle Channel, Tierra del Fuego, Argentina.
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Aurigny Dornier 228 G-OUAR at Guernsey Airport.
Some video of my flight from Birmingham to Guernsey on a Flybe Dash-8 Q400, including the Aspire Lounge at BHX, is here: youtu.be/KvWOMPhtxHY
The full photo gallery from this trip is here: mkttransportphoto.smugmug.com/2017/July-2017/Guernsey-Her...
In honor of SOO Line 1003 making its trek to Chicago these next couple of days, here is a shot of it running back to Hartford after the photo charter along the Rubicon River.
This is the larger channel at Little Austinmer Beach, closer to the beach side.
On this particular morning, the sky was moody and there was a good swell sending water cascading over the rock shelf, as well as into the channel.
Khumbu and Mount Everest region, Nepal, taken in 1989. Pentax Spotmatic, My website on travel, photography, videos and collecting other interesting stuff from around the world is here www.travelcollected.net
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I final revealed myself to my best male friend last night, and I did it by putting this image up on my laptop when he came for a chat. I pointed out the picture and he thought it was Katy Perry until I told him it was me. He didn't believe it at first which is one of the best complements I have ever had.
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On a Day trip to Llandudno and seen on builder street Attain AT16ATN a Scania K380 / Higer Touring C49FT. Photo taken 23/07/16
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CT Plus Guernsey Dennis Dart Caetano Nimbus "Slimbus" 70077 (217) in St. Peter Port.
The full photo gallery from this trip is here: mkttransportphoto.smugmug.com/2017/July-2017/Guernsey-Her...
Some video of my flight from Birmingham to Guernsey on a Flybe Dash-8 Q400, including the Aspire Lounge at BHX, is here: youtu.be/KvWOMPhtxHY
A short set taken in Jersey sometime during the 70's. I made 5 visits to island during that time, 3 work related and 2 holidays. These could have been taken on any one / combination of those visits. Island reasonably quiet in those days. Much busier when next I visited in 2011.
Not the best of quality, but memories are good to keep whatever the quality. Found accidentally looking for something else.
Decided it was time to update my channel banner, as I now do more lego work, than animation. Top 5 figs, Governor 'Too Far gone', S3 Rick Grimes, BoFA Thranduil, S5 walter white and commander Cody. Photos were taken of each figure individually and edited together in photoshop.
Promenade dans les îles anglo-normandes. Voici Jersey, en bas à droite, qui double quasiment de surface 2 fois par jour à la faveur des marées basses. La deuxième île, c’est Guernesey, plus petite et plus au nord. Ça n’en est pas moins la 2e plus grande île de la Manche… Guernesey n’a d’ailleurs pas toujours été une île : il y a 8000 ans, c’était le bout d’une péninsule rattachée au continent européen, avant que la montée des eaux ne les sépare. Pour voir les détails du collage (et les petites îles Sercq et Herm qui appartiennent à Guernesey), cliquez et zoomez sur www.esa.int/ESA_Multimedia/Images/2021/08/Channel_Island_...
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Ready to hop across the Channel Islands? Jersey, bottom right, has one of the largest tidal ranges in the world. As a result, it almost doubles in size twice every day with the low tide. Next up is Guernsey, smaller and further north, it's the second largest island in the Channel. Guernsey hasn't always been an island: 8000 years ago, it was the tip of a peninsula attached to the European continent before being separated by rising sea waters.
To see the details of the collage (and the small islands of Sark and Herm which belong to Guernsey), click and zoom here: www.esa.int/ESA_Multimedia/Images/2021/08/Channel_Island_...
Credits: ESA/NASA–T. Pesquet/W. Harold
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This is part of a lovely 11-mile loop. I saw no one else on the trail; apparently that length lies outside most people's comfort zone. The elevation change is modest - pretty flat along Lewis Lake and the channel, though you occasionally climb a bluff to get away from the river. On the way back, you climb from 7791 to 8000 feet on an easy trail.
Our lodge was located on a peninsula of Lake Edward. The Kazinga Channel in front of us is a long natural channel that links Lake Edward and Lake George, which attracts so many animals and birds. I skipped the cruise that afternoon and walked along the shore with plenty of trees.
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This Day In History - Jan 7, 1785:
Was the first time people crossed the English Channel in a balloon. Frenchman Jean-Pierre Blanchard and American John Jeffries travel from Dover, England, to Calais, France, in a gas balloon, becoming the first to cross the English Channel by air.
NASA Image:
According to sailing folklore, a sense of excitement and restlessness can sweep over sailors as they began to approach their destination, even though no land is yet in sight. The giddiness that portends a journey’s end is called “Channel Fever”. It is said to be named for the English Channel, because the confined waters in the Channel had noticeably different motion than the open sea – and this changing motion, although subtle at times, would alert sailors that they had returned to home waters and would soon be in port.
An important shipping and sailing lane, the English Channel connects the North Sea to the Atlantic Ocean, and separates southern England (in the west) from northern France, Belgium and the Netherlands. In this image, black lines delineate the boundaries of these three countries on the eastern coast of the Channel, with France in the south and the Netherlands in the north. The Channel is about 350 mi (560 km) long and 150 mi (240 km) long. It averages 207 ft (63 m) in depth, but the deepest spot is 571 feet (174 m). The narrowest part of the Channel forms the Strait of Dover, and marks the boundary between the Atlantic Ocean and the North Sea. The Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) aboard NASA’s Aqua satellite flew across the English Channel on April 16, 2014 and captured this true-color image.
At the time this image was captured, the waters in the Channel were colored in many shades of tan, green and blue. Near the coastlines, as well as in the River Severn (west side of southern England) the muddy-colored tans indicated sediment in the water, most likely from run-off. As sediment sinks, its reflective properties change, and sediment can appear either greenish or blue. Phytoplankton, small plant-like organisms, can also color waters in various shades of greens and blues, especially if the blue has a milky cast. Much of the coloration in the Channel is clearly sediment, but some may also be phytoplankton.
There are three of these large cuckoos, the largest cuckoos in the world in fact up at Tenterfield Park at the moment. This wasn't a first time sighting but it was a first time capture :-)