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"Yet now they’re near. Before them lies

White Moscow, stone and blazing fire

Where cupolas raise to glowing skies

Their golden crosses, lifted higher.

Ah, friends! How often joyous, too,

I suddenly beheld that view,

Of park and palace, spire and dome,

With all its mysteries of home.

How often, dumb with separation,

In my nomadic exile, then,

Moscow, I dreamed of you again!

Moscow….what depths of fascination

Live in that name, what echoes start,

And sound in every Russian heart!"

 

A.S Pushkin

 

- Moscow, Russia (November 2016)

Bench in Newton Wood, North Yorks Moors National Park

An American Crow waits out a morning snowfall.

Peak District National Park

model: Payton

A young woman lies in a deep sleep of oblivion as it snows

The cold side of IceCat.

There is always good and bad in every one of us it just depends on how much of each we do have.

 

Ice

Wintery shot of Ennerdale Water taken with a long exposure.

Nikon D800E + AF-S NIKKOR 24-70mm f/2.8G ED

Happy fence Friday Canon EF50mm f/1.4 USM

Was definitely worth the hike up despite the insane cold wind.

ههه

ترى الملل يولد اشعاعات غازية !

 

جربو تتمللون قبل التصوير ..فله ترى

 

this photo is photographed this morning men el-malal !

  

for the theme " cold" in Macro Mondays.

 

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.

   

♪♬ Cold+Dark+Wet - (Greg Brown) ♫♩

 

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Cold+Dark+Wet - Greg Brown

Taken December 2010

 

Shut Heath Wood, Great Totham, Essex, England

Monson Railroad Locomotive #4 and Bridgton & Saco River Railroad #8 sit on turntable leads in the Sheepscot Yard for the Maine 2-Foot Grand Reunion Event. Both locomotives are owned by the Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad Company & Museum and both have operated since 2000, but neither has a current FRA boiler ticket at this time. The two engines had been housed in Portland, but the city has repurposed their former quarters, so they are temporarily living at the WW&F Campus until new quarters can be built in Portland. Monson #4 is a 19-ton Vulcan 0-4-4T Forney, built in 1918. Bridgton #8 is a Baldwin 2-4-4T built in 1924. Weighing in at 38 tons, B&SR #8 is the largest locomotive ever built for a Maine 2-Foot Railroad.

As Chicago ventured outside to celebrate St. Patrick's Day, temperatures dropped low enough to turn beers to slush!

Oi gente :3

A minha mãe sempre sai pra buscar meu irmão no ponto e hoje aproveitei e fui com ela pra fotografar a Lizi com as florzinhas *u*

 

Espero que vocês tenham uma boa semana <3

Close to home.

Freezing cold and bleak walk across the fields behind my house.

cold frost to the bones of a wind

the moon glows a dark moonlight blue

ghostly this land may be

for not a whisper is heard nor a scream

 

Jaimie Wylie Photography

-New camera: Canon EOS REBEL T4i

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We are sitting at a balmy +5 F. in Hobart, Indiana this afternoon as CFE FWCH heads west at maybe half of track speed at most due to cold weather slow orders. The temps are above where they were a couple of days ago, and if the tradeoff for the cold temps is sunshine, I'll take it. Cold I can dress for, sunshine just has to happen, and has been a rare commodity here for weeks. The last three days of bright sun is welcome. January 16, 2023.

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