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Now what can one photograph in such dark, gloomy weather ? The ring-necked parakeets brighten up the grey winter garden but they arrive so early in the morning when there's only half light. As a result, my snaps are grainy and lacking in focus, but I took the opportunity this morning as there was a red car in the street which matched these colourful birds' beaks nicely.
Final lookback for the railway series sees BR Class 5MT 73156 setting out from Loughborough with the Santa Special stock on its way to Quorn to pick up the families.
The effort needed to start the load of eight coaches, and an English Electric Type 3 behind the tender produced a memorable sound with some well controlled slips on the damp rail
Sunset on 31s December 2023 as we say goodbye to the year and prepare to welcome 2024... and the start of Year 15 of the Photo a Day project!
Happy New Year!
the only good thing about visiting someone
in Vancouver General Hospital is the view
from the upper story windows.
- seen fifteen years ago ... and I do not recall
who I was visiting ... must have blanked it out.
can you believe it?
and we have had no snow for November so far.......whoot
what a Sunday we were just about to go out to a leisurely brunch when I discovered Bailey in Carmens cage and Carmen cowering at the bottom-off to the vets-we came back broke and Carmen is staying overnight-sigh!
In Chicago the brown leaves are still on the the trees...but the kids still built on thepark a snowman... john hoellerich photo. fotogjohnh! 12 5 2010.
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A repost , better quality. Wood Street 68 years ago this month and a Cravens LT RT Type. (CollectionFB)
Rufous Necked Lark.
I'm a photographer not an ornithologist and I've only been to Africa exactly one time so... I thought it looked neat. The guide said it was kind of rare to spot this creature. I don't know, he said that about a lot of things. Part of the shtick maybe.This was photo was taken handheld from a slowly moving safari vehicle...pretty far for such a small subject.
Cheers!