Hornisse beim Klettern - Climbing hornet - Frelon grimpeur.

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Victoria park widnes sept 2015

Urban Lights at LACMA, Los Angeles.

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Nebraska’s Crawford Hill is famous for the huge horseshoe curve just below Belmont, but there is another photogenic curve below there east of Crawford. On July 7, 1996, an all-Cascade green consist of two EMD SD60Ms and two GE C30-7s works through the curve on the climb to Belmont pulling a train on a brand new BNSF that hasn’t infiltrated the image yet.

When you can't fly, and you keep falling out of trees, climbing skills are in order.

As seen on a tiny patch of land, that nature had taken over by the edge of an inner city car park.

A California Scrub-jay is climbing a redwood tree ✔️

Signage outside a climbing centre in Flagstaff, Arizona

Climb the mountain and get their good tiding, nature peace will flow into you as sunrise flows into trees, the wind will blow their own freshness and storm their energy while cares will drop away from you like the leaves of spring

Yellow-shouldered Ladybird (Apolinus lividigaster)

It had been dining on Daisy Pollen.

The Fairy / Polyantha Rosen.

Waterdrop experiments contd.... Explore #12 on Friday, November 16, 2007

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Hill climb.

Another shot from yesterday.

Beautiful rose "Climbing Iceberg". Night shot in our garden.

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The next five day's I will be over to the other side of the country for my real life job.

So no second life, no taking pictures.and not posting.

This will be the case for four weeks on weekday's.

With a Second Life inventory exploding with stuff to show I have to let real life get my full priority.

In the meantime have fun while you shop until you drop.

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The small figures give good scale. this is the largest dune at Sossusvlei, Namibia.

Nearing Gympie station, C17 967 makes easy work of the load up the grade.

Climbing up!

Turtle - seen @Loro Parque - Teneriffa

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ODESSA: " Don`t be afraid, Pat! Come here high up!"

PAT: " What if I fall?"

OTIS: " Don`t worry! Here is a soft landing on the sand!"

PAT: "Sooft ????????"

To get to The Dunnottar Castle first you have to climb down and then up again

Experimenting with higher ISO and smaller lens opening for insect shots.

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From the Archives

An eastbound Union Pacific intermodal train passes milepost 550 west of Hermosa, Wyoming. The train is climbing the grades of Sherman Hill on the afternoon of September 24, 2003.

Marignac, Haute-Garonne, France

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Walking from New Abbey to climb the Criffel.

Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland.

"Climb the mountains and get their good tidings. Nature's peace will flow into you as sunshine flows into trees. The winds will blow their own freshness into you and the storms their energy, while cares will drop off like autumn leaves."

~ John Muir

Machu Picchu, Peru

C17 974 begins the climb up Red Hill to Gympie station

There aren't a lot of places in southwest Minnesota where trains have to fight steep grades, but a notable exception is the climb southbound BNSF trains make along the Redwood River from Marshall to Florence. This train was struggling about as hard as any I've seen along here. It took 25 minutes to make the 8 miles between Russell and the US 14 overpass at Florence. It will soon be rolling downhill again through the hills of the Buffalo Ridge toward Pipestone.