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Quite possibly the most commonly taken wide angle shot at Cosford - Cold War hangar with the customary Vulcan B2, Bloodhound etc
Lt. Col. Brent Naslund, Bismarck, N.D., purchases a cold beverage from a shop owner in Accra, Ghana on Sept. 19, 2013. Naslund, a member of the North Dakota National Guard is in Ghana participating in the National Guard Bureau’s State Partnership Program (SPP) which partners the west African nation of Ghana with the North Dakota National Guard. The SPP works with the Ghana government by building relationships and sharing ideas. (N.D. Army National Guard photo by Sgt. Jonathan Haugen, Joint Force Headquarters/Released)
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Polar bear encountered during a research trip to western Fram Strait. Fram Strait is the strait between the Arctic Ocean and the Greenland Sea at about 80 N. These bears are all standing on sea ice several hundred kilometers from the coast of Greenland. I took these photos from the deck of a research ship.
Ridge Cemetery on Williamsburg Hill in Illinois.
An excerpt on the history of Williamsburg Hill and Ridge Cemetery from www.prairieghosts.com/w-hill.html:
The village of Williamsburg, which was also called Cold Spring for a time, was laid out in 1839 by Dr. Thomas Williams and William Horsman. It was located on the south side of the large hill and for about 40 years, was a bustling community of about four square blocks. At one time, there were two churches, a doctor‘s office, a saloon, a post office, a blacksmith shop and a number of modest homes.
The Main Street of the community was once part of the "Old Anglin’ Road", a stage route that ran from Shelbyville to Vandalia. It was this stage line that brought prosperity to the village for many years but when the stagecoach died out, Williamsburg followed suit. The end came in 1880 when the Beardstown, Shawneetown and Southeastern Railroad constructed their line to the east of the village. The residents of the village moved along with it and most settled three miles to the east in the now burgeoning community of Lakewood.
Ridge Cemetery has been part of the lore that makes up Williamsburg Hill for many years and has long been considered a frightening place. It is located back off the main road and down a wooded lane that is very dark for those curiosity-seekers who venture down it at night, braving the sheriff’s deputies who regularly patrol the road and graveyard. Cases of vandalism, and some say darker things, have forced the authorities to close the place after dark. There have been reports of cultists using the cemetery and this has sparked both gossip and concern in small, surrounding towns. As far as I know, there is little evidence to suggest these stories are true, but once such rumors get started, they are hard to stop.
one of Lemon tress front yard,these orange spots acutely it's self protection against the cold weather somehow you can say jacket looool
Spc. Lauren O'Neal, a medical laboratory technician assigned to the 153rd Blood Support Detachment at Bagram Air Field's Craig Joint Theater Hospital, prepares to screen blood for platelets count as part of the hospital's new Cold Storage Platelets program. The process, which takes about two hours per patient, removes healthy platelets and stores them away for use during trauma emergencies. (Photo by Kevin Walston, USFOR-A Public Affairs)
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one of those days when I just can't get warm...or so I thought until a moment ago, but now the mulled wine is taking effect...much better!
Latest newly learned photoshop trick: when using a layer in overlay mode for dodging and burning, one can use colours as well as black and white. That's what I did here (with a warm orange colour) to give the black parts of her coat a warmer glow. You can see the difference because I forgot to "do" her nose.
"I, you, she or he…" statue in the snow by Jaume Plensa at Meijer Botanical Gardens in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Cold hearted orb
That rules the night
Removes the colours
From our sight
Red is gray and
Yellow white
But we decide
Which is right
And
Which is an Illusion
he was totallly shivering in the swming pool...but ne never mind to that and doesnt have any idea to come out from that .......
I found a vending machine in Chicago Ridge which still dispences huge blocks of ice. That is SO cool! The lines are just the trapped air bubbles.
"Almost Paradise" -- Guest actor Nicki Aycox, left, and Det. Lilly Rush (Kathryn Morris) on the CBS series COLD CASE, Sunday, May 2 (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network
Photo: Michael Yarish/Warner Bros.
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