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I have discovered that I have multiple slides exposed at Hotlum, California on July 23, 1988. As the memory banks fade a bit, I have to go with data written on the slides to fill in the blanks. Here are two crops of Southern Pacific's hot PTLAT (Portland Terminal's Lake Yard to Los Angeles Trailers) rolling through Hotlum from that day.
On this date, my first shot was up at Worden, a couple of miles north of the state line. I caught my friend Phil Gosney running Amtrak 14, roughly on schedule based on the lighting in the image. Following that, I drove down to Cougar and caught a rerouted lumber drag from the embargoed Modoc Line there. Afterward, I went to Hotlum siding and captured several images. Based upon the sun angles, my guess is that the dispatcher used Andesite siding to park the lumber drag I had shot earlier at Cougar, allowing this PTLAT to pass.
This is the full frame crop. Off in the distance, you can see Oregon's Mt. McLoughlin. It is almost 70 miles north of Hotlum. Mark Hemphill, the cantilever at the SP east end of the siding is also in view.
It is moderately amazing to me that these photos are now three and a half decades old. Sic transit gloria mundi.
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In typical hollywood fashion, our heroine hides in fear of her life. Bravely looking in completely the wrong direction as the scary robot creeps up on her :)
Another "fairy stone" discovered while walking through Mossneuk Wood in the Lochliboside Hills (location removed).
Discovered as we paddled along a public shoreline at Lake Louisa. Looking more closely we observed it to actually be a under-dock floating support structure that must have been blown away from a waterfront cottage. The labeling below...
Brilliant backlit aspen trees - San Francisco Peaks, Coconino National Forest, Arizona
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...yesterday near sunrise, in the open field behind our house...
It was glorious yesterday morning, and Sandra Dee and I knew for sure that Spring was here! BUT this morning, it is cloudy and cold, and we don't feel it as much. :D
Duckling.
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In a nice natural setting you find the waterfall. Another gadget to discover, if you click the waterfall you discover its nice adult animations.
Another secret tip, the Temple in the background has also a lot of adult animations.
Cableway to Perfumes Pagoda (Vietnam) discovered only on arrival at the top, after a long mountain walk under the sun :-(
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Texture by Jerry Jones, many thanks
Once the allocation of Westbury outstation, the Discover fleet moved with its closure to the main Bath depot. Seen in driving rain, B7RLEs parked up are 69501, 69508, 69506, 66726 and 69510.
discovered image (as in, i am pretending i found this image in the late 90s and have zero context for it, because that's the vibe it's giving me)
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Yeh – you can say that with lots of places with typical qualities it makes listing the top 10 vacation spots very hard.
Caribbean vacation rentals are popular dream of many in US and Europe.
Much to do in Jamaica. Virtually there is no limit for enjoyment from sleeping on the beach to hiking the mountains, or exploring the under-water worlds or just playing Golf.
Seven Miles Beach, Blue Mountain National Park, Dunn’s River Falls & Park, Blue Lagoon, and Montego Bay Golf Courses are the selected picks.
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Chianti is a red Italian wine produced in Tuscany. The first definition of a wine-area called Chianti was made in 1716. The earliest documentation of a Chianti wine dates back to the thirteenth century when viticulture was known to flourish in the Chianti Mountains around Florence. Discover the most celebrated region of Tuscany. The vineyards of this area produce one of the best wines in the world: Chianti Classico. This Wine represents a major source of wealth for the Chianti area, no wonder then that this product has been particularly looked after and protected, in order to distinguish its quality from other wine productions. This is why a rigid legislation has been introduced to regulate the production of Classic Chianti. The first limit obviously regards the geographical area where the grape must grow. But not only the vineyards must be cultivated in the prescribed area: the whole process of wine-making, storage and bottling must take place inside the protected zone. The grape variety from which Chianti is produced is Sangiovese. The alcoholic strength must not exceed 12 %. In addition to this, there are other requirements that must be followed, regarding the average amount of dry product (24 g/l); the acidity rate (4,5 g/l), the colour (intense ruby red), the smell (fruity, with nuances of wildflowers, berries, cherries or plums) and taste (harmonious, dry, strong and with respectable tannin).
We drive on the glorious wine roads of Tuscany. We visit the farms and cellars and of-course taste the great Chianti wine. Photo of the warm colors of the Tuscany evening sunset taken on the Casale dello Sparviero estate.
Denk je aan Toscana, dan zie je stadjes op heuveltoppen, wijngaarden omzoomd door cipressen zover het oog reikt. Liefhebbers weten dat je overal tussen die landerijen. wijnhuizen kunt vinden waar je ook nog eens kunt proeven... het idee alleen al doet je toch bijna het water in de mond lopen. Ook als je weer thuis bent en je neemt een slok van je meegebrachte wijn, ben je er in je gedachten weer helemaal: op dat zonovergoten terras in Castellina in Chianti of bij dat fantastische restaurant met die truffelgerechten in Monteriggioni. Zeg je wijn in Toscana, dan zeg je Chianti, een wijn die zich in de laatste 30 jaar tot Classico heeft ontwikkeld. Chianti is de bekendste en populairste van alle Italiaanse wijnen. De wijn wordt gemaakt van de alom aanwezige Sangiovese-druif, die graag veel zon heeft en goed bestand is tegen grote temperatuurschommelingen. De belangrijkste Chianti-zones worden gevormd door de streek Chianti Classico gelegen rond Castellina. Zoals met zoveel in Italia, is ook de wijnbouw begonnen in het zuiden, maar hebben de noorderlingen het later overgenomen. Na de Romeinse tijd kwam de zuidelijke wijnbouw in de versukkeling. De oudste ononderbroken wijntraditie. In de Renaissance kwam de productie weer helemaal terug en wel in...Toscana. Rijke handelaars en bankiers zoals de families Frescobaldi en Antinori namen druivenrassen mee uit Frankrijk en legden daarmee de basis voor het feit dat Toscana tegenwoordig de oudste onononderbroken wijntradities van Italië kent.
Discover the poignant tribute to Vincent van Gogh in Etten-Leur, Netherlands. This statue stands amidst vibrant gardens, symbolizing the artist’s deep connection to his roots. Surrounded by lush greenery, the monument invites visitors to reflect on Van Gogh's lasting impact on art and culture.
The thrill of undressing ... and discovering, slowly, the game.
The rite of caressing by setting fire:
Joan Manuel Serrat
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La emoción de desvestirse ... y poco a poco descubrir el juego.
El rito de las caricias prendiendo fuego:
Joan Manuel Serrat
Photo Taken: Chankanaab
This spectacular hummingbird was only discovered in 2017, and made headlines when it was described as a new species to science a year later. It is currently known only from one mountain in the Andes of southwestern Ecuador called Cerro de Arcos.
Male’s entirely blue throat separates it from the otherwise similar Ecuadorian Hillstar, which does not overlap in range. Female is much duller than male, with greenish upperparts, brownish belly, and green speckles on the throat. Found in paramo at very high elevations, where it feeds on Chuquiraga flowers, which are orange and shaped like tiny pine cones.
This one was photographed in Ecuador guided by Neotropic Photo Tours.
When we discovered the stray from the Winter was preggers with kittens, we decided to take her in on the screened deck. We fixed her a bed and she’s been out there for about three weeks. This morning we woke up to KITTENS!!!!! Six to be exact….everyone is eating and she’s taking good care of them. Being protective, but doesn’t mind if we pick one up or change the bedding. We don’t intend to keep any of them and will try to get them adopted. Momma, aka Miss Kitty, will be fixed and let back outside. In these photos, they are less than eight hours old.