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Small train for Craig. The weekly local along the Craig branch rolls north with a few hoppers, just approaching a busy Steamboat Springs.
8/19/24
Craig is a rad dude who builds even "radder" cafe racrers
check out his site kickstart-garage.com/
The valley of the Colorado River, in the midst of the island of Mull, is of breathtaking scenic beauty
Das Tal des Coladoir River, inmitten von der Insel Mull, ist von atemberaibender landschaftlicher Schönheit
Upland moors and reservoir of the Uppermost dam, often called the Top Dam, in the Elan Valley.
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Craig yr Aderyn (Bird Rock) is a hill rising to a height of 258 metres (846 ft) above sea level on the south bank of the River Dysynni near Llanfihangel-y-Pennant.
The hill is used by a number of species of bird for breeding. It's the largest inland breeding site for cormorants in Wales.
Today I received news that completely gutted me. An old friend of mine had died.
To say Craig Percival was an extraordinary human being and a great athlete would be an understatement. I couldn't begin to put into words or a simple photograph anything that would come close. He was a truly inspiring individual who will be so sorely missed by so many.
Aside from the many Ironman and Ultraman competitions he competed in, his greatest sporting achievement was completing 8 ironman challenges in 8 states in 8 days earlier this year. He did this selflessly to raise $80,000 for the John Maclean Foundation.
Finishing one full marathon is extraordinary, but finishing 8 in 8 days in 8 states is nothing short of superhuman.
The video in this link tells that story so well: www.nolimitsendurance.com.au/8in8in8
And this tribute from Chris Riordan says it all in a way that I just can't right now:
blog.twodegrees.com.au/uncategorized/a-final-thank-you-to...
He injured his knee in this epic challenge, and it was the complications from the operation to repair his knee that took his life so unexpectedly.
My thoughts are with his wife Lindell and his two young children, Sam and Sienna. He was a wonderful family man. Rest in peace Craig, I can't believe you are gone.
A fundraising effort is now underway to help Lindell and her children - Craig was the sole money earner. A very worthy cause:
View from the Turnberrry Lightohouse coasstline towards Ailsa Criag which is volcanic island half a billion years old, Ailsa Craig has borne witness to countless events throughout history and prehistory from its station in the Firth of Clyde. Once a haven for Roman Catholics during the 15th century Scottish Reformation, the island was quarried for its rare stone in the 19th and 20th centuries. Long ago disused and utterly uninhabited, Ailsa Craig still stands eleven miles out to sea.
Now this is the 'James Craig', a 'Tall Ship' built in England in 1874 and currently docked at Darling Harbour, in Sydney.
Yesterday I managed to confuse this ship with the 'Endeavour' (1764). As you can see, this ship looks nothing like the 'Endeavour', being much more recent and having an iron hull. Here is information about the 'James Craig':
www.shf.org.au/explore-the-fleet/our-operational-vessels/...
Photographed from the upper deck of the Pemulwuy ferry after it had just departed from the Pyrmont Bay Wharf, at Darling Harbour.
My Canon EOS 5D Mk IV, with the Canon 16-35mm lens
Diving for dear life. When they should be diving for pearls. Taken one evening around Easter. The light was good, and this prawn boat came juddering into view just off-shore from Ardrossan's glamourous South Beach.
I took this panoramic photo of the 12,007 foot Mount Craig, aka "Mount Baldy," and the Colorado River while hiking the East Inlet Trail near Grand Lake, Colorado. I used a Canon 6D and a Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L USM lens.
Ailsa Craig was looking lovely, late afternoon, "standing" in the beautiful natural light!
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Looking across the sea to Ailsa Craig on a beautiful day!!
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The James Craig is always a welcome sight in Tasmanian waters and is here again for the Australian Wooden Boat Festival.
awbf2025.org.au/boats/james-craig/
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RKO_3308. Another close distance shot of big tusker Craig! What a huge, old and friendly elephant!
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Having seen this KW around before I was pleased to get a shot of this striking colour scheme on the Craig Arthur transport services cabover at the BP road house on the Newell Highway in Parkes, NSW.
Sun 1st November 2015
Craig had just come back from Latitudes Festival, which was the first major event to be held following the lifting of most Covid restrictions in England. he was still in high spirits when I approached to ask to take a photo
Craig-y-Nos Castle (English: Rock of the Night), is a Victorian-Gothic country house in Wales. Built on parkland beside the River Tawe in the upper Swansea Valley, it is located on the southern edge of Fforest Fawr in Powys. The former estate of opera singer Adelina Patti, part of the complex is now used as a boutique hotel, catering, conferencing and entertainment venue. The castle grounds are surrounded by a designated country park, which is now part of the Brecon Beacons National Park.
Adelina Patti purchased the castle and surrounding park land for £3500 in 1878,[5] to develop it as her own private estate. The prima donna had reached the soaring heights of a spectacular career. She spent the rest of her life at Craig-y-nos, leaving it only to sing in the premier opera houses of Europe and to tour the United States, captivating the world with her flawless soprano voice
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This is the shot of Craig's hut, that i'm sure a lot of people have taken. It is an amazing place, and kinda hard to get to... driving several hours of dirt roads up a mountain and walking another 40 minutes there and 40 minutes back. But it does really feel like you are on top of Australia.
This place is the hut used in the movie the man from snowy river. I kinda wanna watch it now. I spent two days up here trying to get the right light, but it never really came. Guess I gotta go back...