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After visiting the Škocjan Caves we continued our walking along the Big Collapse Doline and visited smaller caves. The path winds under the natural bridge to the Little Collapse Doline (Mala dolina). Across the bridge you can enter the Mahorčič and Marinič Cave, which lie below the village Škocjan, after which the entire cave system got its name. Here you can see the view we had looking down from our path :)
Škocjan Caves is a cave system located in Slovenia. It's an underground phenomenon in the Karst region and Slovenia. The explored length of the caves is 6,200 meters. The caves have formed in a 300-meter-thick layer of Cretaceous and Paleocene limestone. Along with the underground stream of the Reka River, it forms one of the longest karst underground wetlands in Europe. The protected area of 413 ha conserves an exceptional limestone cave system which comprises one of the world's largest known underground river canyons. Škocjan Caves was included on UNESCO’s list of natural and cultural World Heritage Sites in 1986. The trail for visitors is about 3 km long. The route inside the cave runs along the narrow walkway, which is situated on a vertical rock and ends with a bridge suspended at a height of about 50 m above the river. After leaving the caves, you can also visit nearby viewpoints on the sinkholes, walk along the Big Collapse Doline (Velika dolina), which is one of the largest collapse dolines in Slovenia and the Reka River valley, as well as smaller caves located nearby.
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Po wyjściu z Jaskiń Szkocjańskich kontynuowaliśmy nasz spacer szlakiem wzdłuż Wielkiego Zapadliska, odwiedzając po drodze mniejsze jaskinie. Ścieżka prowadzi pod naturalnym mostem do Małego Zapadliska (Mala dolina). Przez most można jeszcze wejść do Jaskiń Mahorčič i Marinič, które znajdują się poniżej wsi Škocjan, od której cały system jaskiń wziął swoją nazwę. Na zdjęciu widok jaki mieliśmy patrząc w dół z naszej ścieżki :)
Jaskinie Szkocjańskie – zespół jaskiń krasowych w Słowenii. Sumaryczna długość jaskiń wynosi ok. 6,2 km. Jaskinie charakteryzują się dużą wysokością komór i korytarzy oraz płynącą przez nie podziemną rzeką o nazwie Reka, która wyżłobiła w skałach największy w Europie podziemny kanion. Jaskinie Szkocjańskie znajdują się pod ochroną jako park krajobrazowy oraz obszar ochrony biosfery. Zostały częściowo udostępnione do zwiedzania i stanowią jedną z najciekawszych atrakcji turystycznych Słowenii. W roku 1986 Jaskinie Szkocjańskie zostały wpisane na listę światowego dziedzictwa kulturalnego i przyrodniczego UNESCO. Szlak dla zwiedzających ma długość ok. 3 km. Trasa wewnątrz jaskini biegnie wąskim chodnikiem poprowadzonym na pionowej skale i kończy się przejściem przez most zawieszony na wysokości ok. 50m nad rzeką. Po wyjściu z jaskiń można jeszcze odwiedzić pobliskie punkty widokowe na zapadliska krasowe, przejść wzdłuż Wielkiego Zapadliska (Velika dolina), które jest jednym z największych zapadlisk w Słowenii i dolinę rzeki Reka oraz znajdujące się obok mniejsze jaskinie.
Continuing my series of sunsets at the Ponce De Leon Park in southern Florida... This lone, defeated tree stump standing out in the water had caught my attention each time for the past couple of years when I visited the mangrove shoreline. I've taken pictures of it before but never quite captured what I was looking for. I guess it simply needed to be enhanced with an interesting sunset. ツ
I didn't realize that there was a flock of birds on the horizon (in the pink area) until I was processing this image. It's one of those things that you don't see when looking through the view finder.
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...the concise report on our trip through the southwest of Iceland. Warning: this is only day 2 of 9, so you'll probably get bored... // ...met het beknopte verslag van onze tocht door zuidwest IJsland. Waarschuwing: dit is pas dag 2 van negen dagen, dus je zult je waarschijnlijk gaan vervelen!
Andrew Shenton seeks the low angle as 66132 heads a diverted Drax to Immingham through Brigg station. Whilst the line between Scunthorpe and Hatfield was reopened today to passenger services and DB services to Scunthorpe steelworks GBRF steel trains to Scunthorpe, the Colas Preston tanks and the DB Immingham to Drax services continued to use the Brigg line.
Continuing my Toy-ronto Life series...
Happy Miniature Sunday!
Here is some sparkling blue hour in my miniature Toy-ronto. You can tell by the snowy roofs how blue-purplish the sky was :-)
More of miniature fun is coming- stay tuned / bientot a l'ecran!
in a typical year we get than less than 5" of snow in a full winter season. Yesterday we got 9.5", tonight another 4" and its supposed to continue all week. 17 years of living here and I've never seen so much white.
Keep continuing posting a reflection series from my resent trip in London; This time we have incredibly futuristic scene with a tilted angle, since I could not frame the significance of this space either with a horizontal or vertical frame, I decided to tilt my camera 35 degrees to emphasize the futuristic ambiance of this space. I hope you like it.
One exposure processed in Photoshop CS5: Curves 1, Silver Efex Pro 2, Darken / Lighten Center (CEP 4), Viveza 2
I'm a self confessed Alcohaulic and while I love just about every type of unit Alco built I thought the C636 was about the coolest unit in all of railroading. A lot of units have come and gone since these beasts rolled out Alco's door and nothing has came along that ever changed my opinion. I loaded up and made a trip to the PNW in June of 79 just in the hopes of seeing these in action. For the most part I had terrible luck for a number of reasons. Anything that could go wrong did as far as me being in the right place at the right time to capture C636's in the lead. This particular shot summed up my trip. I'd checked in at Wishram earlier in the day and was told that a number of C636's were in the area with one leading a train up the inside gateway that should arrive before dark. There was also a pair of the big Alco's on 393 trailing a GP35, C425 leaving in late afternoon. I decided to follow 393 west and shot it at a couple locations figuring on catching the inside gateway job that would be following behind 393 on my way back to Wishram. Only problem was that 4368 that was leading 138 instead of taking the west leg of the wye and continuing west took the east leg of the wye and dumped his train in the yard at Wishram cut the power off and parked at the enginehouse. So I not only didn't get the 4368 leading it was now oriented east in late evening. I shot it anyway with bad light and a big shadow. Some days you can't win. June 19, 1979.
We continue to walk up to the crest of the mountain. To one side reindeer, ptarmigan and the beautiful snow bunting and on the other the view over St Jonfjorden and the mountains beyond. I have to admit not having seen landscape like tihs I was speechless, unusual for me. Beside me walked a mad German women, Linda, mad but so full of the joys of spring, a breath of fresh air when fresh air was all around us!
Continuing a run of London City Scenes on Flickr. Its no secret the Shard is my favourite building in the city, but I think it looks even more special when the lights come on.
Continued confirmation that I have a "thing " with mixed, light and dark high contrast image taking .
The light through the window blind provided a nice pattern.
I wish it would warm up here ! 😌
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Trying a different antidepressant. Hope to be able to comment in a few days or weeks, dear Flickr chums.
I'm not very verbal. Will respond when I can.
Try to stay healthy and safe.
Union Pacific SD70M 2002 leads the I-G2G2 shuttle through Elmhurst on a sunny morning along the Geneva Subdivision. Westbounds in the morning aren't the best to shoot light-wise unless you go wide and to the side.
The games were held in Salt Lake in 2002 and the reminders of that time continue to roll across the Midwest in fresh paint, thanks to some nice folks at Union Pacific.
Stealthic Equal10 Release!
Buns have been requested a lot over the years and so we wanted to bring you Dice! Dice is a sleek, elegant bun that continues the use of the ability to color separate parts of the hair (Upgrade HUDs/Full Pack only).
Updated version now available at our main store & Marketplace.
Heads: LeLUTKA
Top: Tetra
Left Chain: Secrets
Right Chain: Tetra
Skins: Moccino
-The Stealthic Team
We continue with rushing, whitewater photos. This was just past the drop from yesterday's photo (in Comments). That was almost mono, but there is much colour in this.
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Continuing our first chase up the Rich Mountain grade we caught them again grinding up the 1.12% climb toward the summit about six miles or so ahead. This is almost exactly one mile east of the Oklahoma state line as they approach a private crossing at MP 361.4 on Kansas City Southern's Shreveport Sub deep in the Ouachita Mountains.
The MKCSH2 02 (second Kansas City to Shreveport manifest) has a nice consist of KCS 4618 (GE AC400CW blt. Dec. 1999 as KCS 2043), gray ghost KCSM 4533 (GE AC400CW blt. May. 1998 as TFM 2633)and KCS 3967 (EMD SD70MAC blt. Mar. 2000 as TFM 1667) on the head end with KCS 5023 (GE ET44AC blt. 2019) on the rear as the DPU.
Polk County, Arkansas
Friday September 3, 2021
Explore, September 9, 2014.
I started hiking the Fish Lake Way Trail about 8:30 am August 25 and returned to the trailhead on August 28, 2014.
The area is not particularly scenic like the great views in Mount Rainier National Park. I say that even though I did tiptoe along the park boundary for a few miles and did get some great views of Mount Rainier. Most of the time I was in Yakima County on the east side of the Cascade Crest. The weather was nice, but the high thin cloud layer present much of the time resulted in few opportunities to get photos with nice blue sky, as you can see. The sign at the Trailhead says that the hike to Fish Lake is 6 miles, but other sources say it is about 7 miles.
I reached Fish Lake, my first stop, shortly after noon. I hoped to travel at about 2 miles/hour since the elevation gain is slight and the trail the generally follows the Bumping River is low gradient. Shortly after fording the Bumping River at the first trail junction I meed another hiker with 2 friendly dogs. He was just ahead of me all the way to Fish Lake. Unfortunately his dogs stirred up a hornets nest and he didn't stick around to warn me even though I could see him on the trail ahead of me. I was lucky to only get stung once.
This hike was mostly a fishing trip so I didn't spend as much time at photography as I often do while hiking. I also don't often upload photos of fish, but decided that I will for this album. The lakes I visited have abundant fish populations, some reproducing to the point that there are too many fish. Brook trout often overpopulate in high elevation lakes.
Fish Lake has an abundant population of brook trout and a rare westslope cutthroat trout. I fished for about and hour and caught and released about a dozen fish. After my fishing and lunch break at Fish Lake I hiked to Buck Lake, fished for about an hour where I caught and released a few cutthroat trout, then move on to Crag Lake where I spent the night. I didn't take long to realize that there were many fish in Crag Lake. I could see many fish surfacing as I approached the lake and as the dogs mentioned earlier greeted me.
I don't pay as much attention to hiking distance and elevation gain as most people who upload photos to flickr and elsewhere so I don't know how far I hiked. I don't have a GPS generated map with my route and all of the details, but I probably hiked about 8-9 miles the first day of the 3 night, 4 day trip.
Right now I will post the photos for the first day, and will continue this discussion as I post photos for the rest of the trip. IMG_0657
The 3J51 continues its circuit as it leaves the Station.
Of particular interest are the'double chimneys' adorning the house on the left!
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[13:12] Belle Mistwallow shouts: Oh goodness heavens. It's INCREDIBLE to see each and every single one of you out here CELEBRATING our FANTASTIC, ONE OF A KIND city. It's more than just a city. It's a community. We love each other as much as we love the Moles and Lindens who invest so much time and effort to improving it on a regular basis. IF you dont live here, you should. But that's by the by. Just want to thank you all for being here, and adding to the color and vibrance of the event. Here is to 8th years and many more. NOW....PARTAAAAYYYYYY
Mercedes 300SL & GT2RS
Although small, this photoshoot was one of the most interesting shoots that I've done. Not only was it my first photoshoot with other people (check out www.flickr.com/photos/133901286@N07 's photos), but the atmosphere of the jets felt unreal. I'll continue posting photos from this every now and then, but I'll be focusing on my photos from various cities.
Continuing the procession of freight traffic along the Maintal route, WLC (Wiener Lokalbahnen Cargo) liveried Class 187, No.187 321 is illustrated hurrying through Himmelstadt with a rake of Wascosa branded hopper wagons Northwards.
Continuing with the mule deer series from this weekend... you always have to take some of the "awww... he's so cute" shots as well ;) ... so this is one of a fawn that is now about seven months old and is one of two that were born in late may.
If you see below I have linked to a shot of the pair of them from in June. Winter's are always tough on first years and if they get through the first year they have a strong hold on survival for a number of years. This year in the rockies is turning out to be a cold and snowy one... and while hard for the wildlife... it is much needed snow pack.
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It continues to be a bad year for wildfires in British Columbia. Today a dense haze is covering the coastal area from fires burning hundreds of miles away, changing the colour of sunlight to orange (this is midday!).
It's estimated to cost more than a million dollars a day to fight the blazes, with 300,000 hectares of rangelands and forest already lost and 45,000 people evacuated from small towns and farms.
August is traditionally the driest month of summer, which makes it likely the state of emergency will continue.
Hats off to 3000+ fire fighters, some from as far away as Australia, who are working hard to bring it all under control.
The giants are off to a great start this year. If this type activity continues it will be the best year for them in my yard to date.
The way the male is pursuing the female giant in this image, he reminds me of Pepé Le Pew from the Warner Brothers cartoons. Pepé spent a lot of time pursuing Penelope. I used to love that cartoon.
I hope your day is splendid, happy snapping.
In July I shall continue with the B&W Project and I am also introducing a new series,, "The Acer Series"
This means 2 B&W Pics will be posted on one day and then the following day I shall post 2 Acer Pics. This will continue throughout the month. Hope you like them.
This is a continuation of the "Project" I started last year.
This year I will post a Pic a day.
This year will be B/W Year.
So that is 365 B/W Snaps to get through......I nearly have to feel sorry for you.......haha
But I Don't
I'm that kind of Guy........!!!!!!!!!! haha
This will allow me to devote a bit more time to on going projects, but if I see an opportunity to post something new, different, maybe even Interesting I will do so!!!!!!
Then again I might just sit around and drink some Red Wine and to hell with it!!.....hahaha
Title for this year was lifted from the Byrds song, lyrics by Pete Seeger and not at all inspired in any way from the Book of Ecclesiastes.
Continuing my streak of getting at least one epic sunrise on each visit to Death Valley, here's the sunrise from last week's visit. It was a firecracker!
A two shot focus stack to improve sharpness from front to back. No filters. This file should easily stand up to being printed at 30x45". The image quality of the D850 is spectacular.
Cracked mud formations, Death Valley National Park, California, USA.
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Am lucky enough that the Evening Grosbeak are still visiting. It's pretty awesome. They seemed to have gathered some extra friends this morning, counted 20+ around the backyard!!!
Explored! Thank you so much!
I've been spending much of my time in the fog, from late night, to early morning- just waiting for shots like this. It was a very strange, whimsical night in the fog that shrouded one of the oldest districts of the city and in a sense, it was like stepping back in time that night. There was a turn of the century grain silo (long abandoned) behind me, I was walking on a road that was just as old as the railway, and the clanging of train cars could be heard just the same as they would have sounded back in the 1900's. It's the oldest part of the former city of Fort William that has remained unknown and untouched since the industry began to shut down in the 1940's. This image was created with not much more than a strobe on 1/2 power, a fast dash, and a ten second timer. As soon as I saw these trees leaning over, I knew that I had to capture what I was feeling.