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Beautiful morning sunlight illuminates the marshland at Falkenburg, Ont., as a trio of Canadian National EMDs charge Toronto to North Bay train no. 451 along the scenic, albeit often overlooked, Newmarket Subdivision. With tonnage for the ONR, trains 451/450 essentially serve as CN's connection to the North. Linking the big city with the far reaches of Ontario over a system that spans more than 650-miles from North Bay to as far north as Moosonee, west to Hearst, and east to Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec, who knows where these cars will go from here! If one thing is for sure though, with the slightest hint of autumn in the air and the blackflies (mostly) at bay, you really can't beat a late summer's morning trackside in this neck of the woods.
One of my camera SD cards. This connects me to you. A very important connection for me. Happy MACRO MONDAYS! May God bless each and every one of you!
Your new connection to the best designs that Second Life has to offer.
Thank you for all of your support and sticking with me!
Water droplets connected by spider web strands.
For MACRO MONDAYS, this week’s theme: “connection".
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''Connection'' is a 9 meters high mural in Doesburg, the Netherlands. Made by Rosalie de Graaf, streetpainter, oilpainter and more. (www.roosartpaintings.com)
A century ago, the building used to be a train station. The mural connects the new city (the little boy) to the old city (train). It took three full days of paintings and is completely made with spray paint. The project is curated by Jongerencentrum Doesburg and Lock 17. June 2019, Doesburg, the Netherlands
For the person who is celebrating life today..who loves bridges and light..whose immense talent of capturing such beauty i cannot replicate..but still I try because of his encouragement.. Happy Birthday 🎂 dear Lucian!
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Bridges are more than just structures; they symbolize deep human desires for connection and unity. They physically span gaps while also bridging divides between people's hearts and minds. Each part of a bridge tells stories of bravery and exploration as they link distant places and create paths to new possibilities. With their elegant curves and strong foundations, bridges represent humanity's unyielding spirit, always striving to reach, expand, and unite across all boundaries.
A moment captured at a café in one of Melbourne's laneways having breakfast. We chose a window seat so we could watch the world go by. A group of people stopped right in front of us and this lady saw me with the camera. I love this image as it represents a momentary, very pleasant connection with a stranger.
our sexy set comming to new round of Uber! Sexy top and pants are rigged for maitreyax,legacy,reborn and new reborn squish!
winners are
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yummifoufou resident
Petal Parnall
The mushrooms are very early this year.
Parasol mushroom, Macrolepiota procera, Grote parasolzwam
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I found this ring at a goldsmith in Kenmare, Ireland. It's full of symbolism to me : My love and I - we are two individuals, forming something new and beautiful together, being one and two at a time, supporting eachother's "gold". All this on a free will and in different playful shapes, but equal in our "yes" to truth and loyalty.
These are not our wedding rings, but my private little mind-supporters. ;)
Have a HMM !
been super busy this past week... got to see my niece graduate from the University with her teaching degree (woot-woot!) and the next day I took Senior Prom photos of my nephew and his girlfriend... such fun days!!
i've missed you guys... time to go catch up!
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n a quiet street in santa catalina, the man stands across from the izakayita, lost in his phone. his reflection drifts in the restaurant’s glass, where a geisha waits silently inside. she watches, her figure half-hidden, her gaze lingering on a world that moves too fast to notice her. the street hums with life, but in this fleeting moment, the modern and the timeless meet—separated by a pane of glass, joined by the quiet weight of reflection.
Connecting to the mains, with a UK 3-pin 13-amp plug, the point of focus concentrating on the earth wire and its associated connection.
Two trees at sunrise, with the light on the top of the fog layer. I picked this angle because it made the treed look connected in the center.
Sheffield Park and Garden is owned by the National Trust. The original landscaping was done by Capability Brown in the 18th century, but the woodland garden was developed in the early 20th century with trees from many different countries. I love our native trees, but they lack reds in the Autumn, so I always enjoy visiting Sheffield Park, where I can lose myself in wonderful, vibrant colour.