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Breanne Delgado is an elemental alchemist. You can find her by the Metropolitan Museum. Those who frequently pass by will easily notice her. Her eyes are very piercing, despite being hidden behind sunglasses. Her smile is contagious. Her charisma as intese as New York.
She kindly agreed to have a few pictures of her taken.
I hope I'll run into her again and take a few more.
You can follow her on Instagram at www.instagram.com/bybreanne/
She reminded me of the Madonna by Antonello da Messina, with her jacket that looks like the Virgin Mary's veil in the painting
As everybody was busy to show off in this outstanding TriBeCa space with an outstanding rooftop terrace, no one seemed to pay this totally gorgeous, unpretentious beauty any mind, as she was diligently doing her job, cleaning there where less caring, more ego-driven people were desperately trying to be noticed.
Fortunately, I spotted her.
Breanne Delgado is an elemental alchemist. You can find her by the Metropolitan Museum. Those who frequently pass by will easily notice her. Her eyes are very piercing, despite being hidden behind sunglasses. Her smile is contagious. Her charisma as intese as New York.
She kindly agreed to have a few pictures of her taken.
I hope I'll run into her again and take a few more.
You can follow her on Instagram at www.instagram.com/bybreanne/
As everybody was busy to show off in this outstanding TriBeCa space with an outstanding rooftop terrace, no one seemed to pay this totally gorgeous, unpretentious beauty any mind, as she was diligently doing her job, cleaning there where less caring, more ego-driven people were desperately trying to be noticed.
Fortunately, I spotted her.
I found this at Newfound Gap in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. My friend, George, worked for the US Coast and Geodetic Survey, as a surveyor (What else?) When I find these I often photograph them and send them to him. Why? Well, for one thing, it often reminds him of some good stories..
I think this is on the NC/TN state line.
As everybody was busy to show off in this outstanding TriBeCa space with an outstanding rooftop terrace, no one seemed to pay this totally gorgeous, unpretentious beauty any mind, as she was diligently doing her job, cleaning there where less caring, more ego-driven people were desperately trying to be noticed.
Fortunately, I spotted her.
As everybody was busy to show off in this outstanding TriBeCa space with an outstanding rooftop terrace, no one seemed to pay this totally gorgeous, unpretentious beauty any mind, as she was diligently doing her job, cleaning there where less caring, more ego-driven people were desperately trying to be noticed.
Fortunately, I spotted her.
Breanne Delgado is an elemental alchemist. You can find her by the Metropolitan Museum. Those who frequently pass by will easily notice her. Her eyes are very piercing, despite being hidden behind sunglasses. Her smile is contagious. Her charisma as intese as New York.
She kindly agreed to have a few pictures of her taken.
I hope I'll run into her again and take a few more.
You can follow her on Instagram at www.instagram.com/bybreanne/
Passing the Control Point Mallin diamond, laying the throttle on. And yes, I was BACK up that signal tower.
Control Point Elvira under a bridge in San Diego, CA. Control Point Elvira (at the edge of Marian Bear Park) used to be a busy place. The railroad went through Rose Canyon in 1881. Some time in the 1920s the Elvira flag stop station was built, with bunkhouses, a water tank, equipment sheds, and other railroad necessities. The rumor is, Santa Fe's flag stop stations and sidings were named after people in the company; Elvira was the wife of some railroad bigwig. In the 1930s they built a siding at Elvira to serve the sheep stockyards in the area and the other businesses in the canyon. The station eventually became obsolete and was torn down in 1959, though the sign remains.