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Some pre-covid 'street' photography from inside the grounds of the Paula Rego museum in Cascais, Portugal
Graffiti on the side of a Metra rail car abandoned on an abandoned section of track, left to the elements and vandals. Starting out life out east they have now come to call the California desert home.
Night, near full moon, 180 second exposure, completely dark interior, protomachines flashlight set to orange, green and a shot of white.
Click on the image because its best BIG ON BLACK!!!!
More pictures here:
thelittlecupboard.wordpress.com/2016/02/01/play-doh-fun/
And tutorial on making the Play-Doh pots here:
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Our artisan bakery is no more. Spiralling costs, reduced turnover, Brexit, Covid, crop failures, mental health all combined to drive this fantastic business under.
But it's ok because supermarket bread is fine. Not.
Our community is poorer for their loss.
Garin/Dry Creek Pioneer Regional Parks, Hayward, CA. This house wren is trying to wrestle a large piece of nesting material into a small hole. To be fair, it probably would have taken me a while to figure out as well.
56091 & 56103 are blocked out by a XC 170 at Attenborough for the standard lens shot... good job I started a burst early to allow a crop down, link below...
There's something about this spot and 56s / 170s !
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It is spring and I want you all to join me in song. Ready now ......... Snowdrops and daffodils .............
I started to open a bottle of sherry (see here) and then I remembered that sherry is in screw-top bottles now 😳
I don't see what this guy's problem is... If that was my car, I would've just jumped in and drove away.
Doha International Airport (IATA: DOH, ICAO: OTBD) (Arabic: مطار الدوحة الدولي) is the only commercial airport in Qatar. It has three mosques, free Wi-Fi, a duty-free area, a few eateries and 42 parking bays for aircraft. There are also 60 check-in gates, 8 baggage claim belts and over 1,000 car parking spaces.
The airport suffers from overutilization even though the airport has been expanded numerous times. The current capacity stands at 12 million passengers per year.[4] Its 15,000 ft (4,600 m) runway is one of the longest at a civil airport. It is the main base of Qatar Airways. In the past, the airport was mostly used by Qatari holiday makers and foreign workers coming for the oil and gas sector. Now the airport is attracting more people such as holiday makers and transit travelers. It is also growing as Qatar Airways is expanding more rapidly. As of 2010, it was the world's 27th busiest airport by cargo traffic. The control tower and ancillary buildings were designed by Curtis W. Fentress, FAIA, RIBA of Fentress Architects(wiki)
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Location: J. P. Laurel St., San Miguel, Manila
Well, here we are replacing a dead battery in Curt's Land Rover. We were miles down a dirt road and had got out to look for a geocache. Getting back in the truck, the battery was dead - just like that. We figured it had shorted out or something.
Fortunately Curt's iPhone had service so he madea few calls and found a new Optima battery to fit. I then called my daughter who bought the battery and drove it out to us.
Actually, she didn't drive it to us because she has a car and you need a 4WD to get to where we are. So Curt and I loaded up and hiked the four miles out to the pavement. Molly got there almost the same time we did with new battery, snacks, and sodas! Thanks, Mol!
Molly then drove us back to my truck and we circled around to where the Land Rover was. We changed the battery out, then headed home. It only took about 3.5 hours from start to finish.
Not an epic adventure, but an adventure none-the-less.