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There has been a fair amount of media coverage recently about the facial expressions of dogs and how some of them seem to be tailored to us humans. In the United States (and I think in the U.K. and possibly Australia and New Zealand) we use the term "puppy dog eyes" (or variations thereof) for the expression dogs use when they want something from us. But, lets face it, when it comes to pitiful and pathetic facial expressions humans are the winners, hands down. This is part of a series of self portraits that I began in 2010 on the theme of aging. Don't I look pitiful and pathetic?
Another down on my knees image, I spotted a leaf which still had snow on it. A few more of these to come in a mini series, I had the macro lens and tripod out on a dog walk this morning .I have never done so much macro photography , we will at some be able to travel out to shoot some photos, I look forward to that in the mean time II am keeping my eyes open for anything unusual .
YEAH more Albion coverage.
XR559-X50-BL26 are seen hauling 24 empty VHAF grain wagons as #9611V from the Agents Sidings in North Dynon to 3 road at McIntyre. These wagons had been sitting in whats known as "K Track" in North Dynon where regular maintenance is done. The siding is used by both PN & Aurizon.
Having finished work at 5am & spending the whole night dicking around with trains in North Dynon I can assure you coverage was the last thing on my mind. That changed when I woke up to a tip off from a colleauge, saying that PN was putting their wagons together to take to McIntyre.
I subsequently rolled out of bed & hit the road armed with my recently reactivated drone & camera with a single bar of battery left on it. My plan was just to shoot this train but I ended up staying out till sunset capturing 8 trains in total.
For those interested they were 9611V, 9342, 7922V, 3WM7, 3MB9, 9345, 9305 & 3MB4. Not a bad effort for a place notorious for having a lack of freight traffic.
Tuesday the 6th of January 2026.
20260106 XR559-X50-BL26 9611V Albion
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Taken with a Televue TV-85 at F/5.6 and a Canon T3 DSLR.
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We have all seen the recent TV coverage of Morocco post the earthquake. Seeing sites that I have visited, in particular specific buildings really brings home the terrible nature of this event. I must admit that the people of Morocco whether in Marrakech or in the Atlas Mountains came across as being happy, friendly and helpful. Let’s hope our world remembers these attributes as Morocco starts their recovery from this natural disaster. This view is the exact same one that the BBC used this morning and shows part of the Jemma El-Fna and the Koutoubia. Both received some degree of damage. This picture goes back to a mountain climbing trip I had in 2006 and shows a scene that everyone will want to get back to.
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As the last Rio Grande Zephyr left Denver and ascended the Front Range, TV cameras were in the air (and on the train) to capture the first part of the trip. One such news helicopter is seen from one of the domes.
Crescent, Colorado
April 23, 1983
Train of the Day
5/3/23
North side of the street, view to the east. Full sun in foreground, shade in background. Part of the album "Sun and Shade."
Another British Retro tartan stunner. It’s a size 14 again, but this one fits perfectly - go figure! Thought this would work better with tights on, just for contrast purposes 😊
My new Cacique full-coverage underwire bra in 'Shocking Pink'. So pretty, I just HAVE to show it off!
Well hold up hunties because my 2017 coverage isn’t done yet! I had the privilege of owning a lot of dolls from Integrity Toys that I lost track of some that I bought from last year.
So who do you think is my pick for the best doll from Poppy Parker’s The Swinging London Collection??? *drum roll* It’s Sunny Slickers Poppy Parker! I’m really glad I pre-ordered this doll. I really do. Because if I have to limit the number of Poppy Parkers per collection each year this would be my top pick. The AA Poppys have been serving it up! Each one of them. Sunny Slickers is just fun and whimsical. She is a ray of sunshine! She reminds me of Mattel’s Silkstone Fuchsia N’ Fur Francie that they could swap fashions.
In the past Integrity Toys could not afford to include a working umbrella on their dolls and in the last year that has changed. I’m glad that they’re still moving on up in giving us top-of-the-line innovative products that we don’t usually see from other toy companies. On a side note Sunny Slicker’s umbrella is different from the umbrella that came with American Horror Story’s Fiona Goode. The canopy on this is a little bit wider and the handle is a different sculpt as well. I have to say though this umbrella seems out of scale for Poppy maybe because she’s petite that it looks even more out of scale for her. I keep on thinking this would look perfect for the 16” Clear Over Here Poppy Parker with the raincoat. As I let her hold Fiona Goode’s umbrella though I feel it’s just the right size for her. Maybe it’s just the width of the canopy of her own umbrella that’s throwing me off. While I’m on the topic of accessories I really wish IT would create hand sculpts that can hold umbrellas and other accessories in Poppy Parker/The Industry size and in Fashion Royalty/NU.Face size. They made hand sculpts for Jem/ Color Infusion that can hold microphones and umbrellas but they’re too big to be used for other lines with dolls that have smaller hands.
While I think she’s one of the best dolls from the collection, one thing that concerned me is that she is the third AA Poppy Parker in a row with pink lipstick but I’m glad that David Buttry changed it up with Shining in the Starlight Poppy Parker from the 2017 Fashion Fairytale Convention and the upcoming Hold That Tiger! Poppy Parker who I… um… regret not pre-ordering (How dare I???). The pigtails on this doll are reminiscent of The Dynamite Girls’ Heat Wave Aria who like Poppy Parker had a retro theme. The parting of the hair goes from end to end from front to back. So take the hair down at your own risk ‘cause gurl it could look ugly! I’m impressed with the quality and the attention to detail on this doll. The only flaw I see is that the left eye on mine has only one catch light dot when it’s supposed to have two like the right one. Although I don’t mind as it makes her somehow unique.
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This year I had the opportunity to visit the smaller Brickslopes Convention in Utah. To avoid inundating my gallery with shots from it (as I did in 2014 before missing the 2015 one), I've put them all in my Brickshelf gallery. The coverage isn't complete, but I got pictures of many of the fantastic creations there. There was also a building pit in the center for kids to play around in and booths off to the side, one of which was a "Minifig Me" caricature booth that my brothers waited in line for two and a half hours to do. I just got a cool print of Zane.
beautiful Import model at 2014 Spocom Super Show Anaheim car show, event coverage and photo credit to Wheels and Heels Magazine. More top quality photos at www.wheelsandheeslmag.com