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Behind one of CN's full bodied C40-8Ms, K445 pulls out of the siding at South Ottawa following a three-way meet. At the time of this photo, NW Ohio was still in Mother Nature's freezer, and we had to combat 20 mph winds, blowing snowflakes, and excruciating cold in the moments leading up to the ethanol train's departure.
it seems that these two swan's take of out of the cold water near the Jan van de Boschpad in the Oostvaardersplassen in the provence of Flevoland, but it is as half as peacefully as it may look, here are two male young ones who are battling out one of the world's strongest instinct powers and dilemma's : one female and two males, the one in the back was the most agressive of the two, there is ice in the back indeed
Olá pessoal. O frio resolveu aparecer por aqui. Não tem coisa melhor que isso?
Quando o frio aparece por aqui eu corro pegar o cardigã no armário *-*
Obrigada por tudo pessoal.
yes...it was, lots of frost on the ground!
Hard to believe this is all about to become a housing estate!!
A snow covered South Western Mainline looking towards Farnborough alongside a completely frozen Basingstoke Canal at Pirbright.
A photo from each month this year. (man oh man it was hard to choose just one Scotland picture!)
January: small landscapes
February: but not broken
March: pushing against the cold
April: I should go now, quietly
May: untitled
June: a rare moment of stillness
July: beach living
August: and one old truck
September: the arrival
October: in a flurry of chaos and light
November: study in coolness
December: a little christmas red
Hello my flickr friends. I've been so busy and hadn't much time to breathe.
This is another shot from my Alaskan cruise I took several years ago. Just looking at this makes me cold.
A sunny and nice day in Napa today. I need to do some errands and also get the girls some dog food. Have a great Monday, everyone.
It's early on the morning of January 2nd 2026. L591's crew was already hard at work cleaning the backlog of cars accumulated in the yard since Christmas cancellations. With only one working cab heater aboard GTW 6226 and minus 4 degree Fahrenheit winter trying to fill up the already cold cab thru every holes and cracks, heavy winter coat and hat are mandatory in cab that day as showing by engineer trainee S.P.
Outside, sub-zero temperature and the ever-present windchill kept the ground crew quite busy dealing with rock-solid air hoses, frozen angle cock along with switches.
You bet S.P feel quite lucky escaping an another winter working the ground and filling up the right hand seat, up toward the spring season.
Coteau-du-Lac,QC
January 2nd 2026
January 20, 2019
Attitash family ski vacation.
Grand Summit Hotel
Attitash Mountain
White Mountains National Forest
Bartlett, New Hampshire
Photo by brucetopher
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Taken on a chilly December morning just before the sun rose. The exposure time is 32 seconds, which was accomplished with a cheap-o ($14) variable neutral density filter. The filter only goes to about 6.5 stops before the "x of death" appears, so 32 seconds was all I could get with this while making sure to no blow out highlights.
A bit of editing helped bring out the colors and shadows to produce one of the best images I have taken all year.
Entered into the 30 seconds or more challenge at www.dpchallenge.com/challenge_results.php?CHALLENGE_ID=1684 and finished 8th place!
My interview on Google Local Guide Connect
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Driving home for Christmas. Well, not yet.
But just have a look at the weather conditions.
Let's use this shot as a cooling-off from the hot weather at the moment in Europe.
Probably one of the ugliest Ferraris ever made but it's rare. Pretty rare.
To be precise - one of 448 ever made. I didn't expect to spot one of these while there is so much snow outside.
I took this shot last December and I was so bloddy freezing. It was more than -15°degrees. Nevertheless I spotted several other nice cars on that day.
Its cold, wet, windy and add in the fog. Just miserable conditions but also, some what favorable. An eastbound coal train illuminates the rain and fog as it is about to make the turn by the B&O Harpers Ferry Station. Lit up inside the station is the ticket window.
The same rain droplets on the window, from the previous photos... this time out of focus, oddly decorating the dark tree outside.
The actual scene was dark enough that I needed to try repeatedly until I got a decent capture. Quite a bit of guesswork, and I had no tripod...
♪♬ Cold+Dark+Wet - (Greg Brown) ♫♩
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Cold+Dark+Wet - Greg Brown
Lonely and cold, I search for the warmth I once knew.
Even among crowds, I find myself looking for you.
An ache in my chest I had never known before,
Longing to hold you close, to feel your warmth once more.
I keep myself busy to let the long hours pass,
Filling my days with things that mean little at last.
For if I allow my restless mind to grow still,
The tears will come, and my heart surely will spill.
No matter where I go, no matter what I do,
The quiet emptiness remains without you.
Coming home now to this silent house
Is not coming home—it's just a house.
Our favorite quote still hangs on the wall:
“Together is a wonderful place to be.”
Once I would read it and quietly smile,
Now it is only a memory… waiting for me.
Home in Heaven someday I will be,
When God calls my name, that day I’ll see.
You made me a promise before you went—
To greet me with a hug, Heaven-sent.
Alone in the mountains I look to the west,
Remembering the moments I cherished the best.
The cold of the winter settles deep in my chest,
The loneliness of life… until my last breath.
For the one who still holds my heart, until we meet again, forever "my Eddie."