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ANCHORAGE, Alaska -- The USS Anchorage (LPD-23), a San Antonio-class amphibious transport dock ship, is seen Monday, May 6, 2013, departing its namesake port of Anchorage, Alaska, as it rounds Point MacKenzie. The vessel officially joined the U.S. Navy during a commissioning ceremony held at the port on May 4, and holds a complement of approximately 700 Sailors and Marines. (U.S. Air Force photo/Justin Connaher)
We've had cold, we've had wet, but now the cold and wet weather has arrived. Brown coat for warmth, orange coat to keep dry.
Wednesday, 18th May 2016
This is my third leap year of 366.
In 2008 I was pensive.
In 2012 I had posh chocolates from Bohemein.
For the last week I have been stuck in bed with Swine Flu, and let me tell you it has not been fun. I was on skype with my dad so he could show me my dog in Los Angeles to cheer me up, and I showed him all my medications lined up on my bedside table. I realized how funny and almost beautiful all my flu accouterments looked and thought I would share it.
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My big tree in the back yard has finally started it's transformation into it's autumn colored glory. I'll have to brave the cool day and wind and go out to take a full view of it.
taken from inside. I have yet to go out today, it's cold~!
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JOINT BASE ELMENDORF-RICHARDSON, Alaska -- Sgt. Artis Smith, a native of Fayetteville, NC, assigned to 95th Chemical Company, leads his team through Baumeister MOUT Site, Feb. 28, 2013, during a Military Operations in Urban Terrain exercise. Clearing buildings of potential threats in an urban environment is an essential soldiering skill and imperative for chemical Soldiers to be proficient in when performing recon for chemical or biological agents. (U.S. Air Force photo/Justin Connaher)
So much for the myth of sunny California by the beach. This was Salli, Rosie, and me at lunch at Dukes in Ventura after the dog show. The restaurant is dog friendly but only on the patio. It was freezing and we were sitting under one of those heaters and we were still cold. Oh but how good it felt when we got back in the car and turned on the heater and butt heaters. LOL
After nearly two straight weeks of sub-freezing temperatures, the Chicago River looked gorgeous as ever.
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After finishing a two mile winter hike.
Part of the Winter Hiking series put on by Columbus Metro Parks. This hike was at Blacklick Woods.
The weather was strange, The clouds really closed in on us but we could see blue sky through a gap, It was good to know it was still there somewhere!
Today’s photo is less about creative photography and more about the event itself. As it would appear obvious from the contents of my blog, I am an avid cyclist living in Minnesota. This means that I am denied the opportunity to practice my “art” for around four months of the year. Winters are harsh here on the frozen plains.
Fortunately, we have had an unseasonable warm few days and I couldn’t help but take advantage of them with an outdoor ride. If you browse the blog, you will see that I combine my love of the bike with my love of photography – bringing them together is various posts. Thus, today’s image marks the first bike-related photo of 2011.
Don’t be surprised if you find many more cycling-related photos throughout the rest of the year.
Fine frost covers the branches and berries of Cotoneaster Horizontalis commonly called Wall Spray or Rock Spray, a remarkably colorful shrub in autumn and winter.
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Four photos illustrating the ecological disaster that has overcome an old-established avenue of pine trees, a hitherto attractive and well-known feature of the seafront at Barcola, Trieste.
A combination of an unusually cold winter and a long winter drought proved fatal for the trees, which are now alas dead. For an explanation and an excellent photo, see Stefano Zerauschek's Flickr website page at www.flickr.com/photos/22873479@N08/7048408041/in/photostream
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Before. Here we see the trees as they were in former days.
(The building on the horizon is not a radio telescope, nor a land-to-sea rocket launcher, but Monte Grisa, a Roman Catholic shrine built in the 1960s.)