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The Metro North employee holiday train zips along the Hudson River through Cold Spring, NY north on its way to Poughkeepsie.
Battery had gone dead and water drained out overnight on JLCX 4004 at Willows, SK. GWR Mechanical was at work filling her up and another locomotive was brought out for a jump start.
I know the upper arm region can be a delicate subject for a majority of us girls, but I say to go ahead and embrace this season's trend and flaunt what you got baby.
Black cold shoulder sweater, wool animal print skirt and black suede boots.
There is just a single Redwing in this photo taken from the house window. However, the bird was part of a huge cold weather movement that took place on Sunday. Although Redwings are fairly common during Britain's winter months, they are actually quite unusual right down on the Dorset coast, being much more common further north. So it was a huge surprise when several hundred arrived outside the house, mid-morning, looking for food. A few Fieldfare were also mixed in with the flock.
I checked a Dorset bird internet site and Redwings weren't reported on the Saturday or indeed on the Monday. However, on Sunday, the day of this photo, there were reports of large Redwing flocks from numerous county locations e.g. 600 from Ferrybridge between Weymouth and Portland. That is about 5 miles from here.
What was being witnessed was a classic cold weather movement, just like the flocks of Lapwing and Golden Plover during the big freeze a fortnight previously.
PENTAX K-1 • FF Mode • 1600 ISO • Pentax FA* 85mm F1.4 (IF) SE
Smoked Cooked Ham with French Fried • Jambon Fumé Cuit avec Frites
Very cold day at the park (-24C , -37 with wind chill) and the chickadees are eating in huge amounts to get the energy to survive.
This photo was taken at 1850 meters above sea level, near juvasshytta in jotunheimen. From here its about a three hour walk to the top of the tallest mountain in Northern Europe - Galdhøpiggen (about 2450m tall)
Sigma 10-20mm @ 10mm