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BNSF 1592 leads L CHI104 westbound through Colona, IL. This is 1592's first outing on the mainline after being put on hump service at Galesburg back in 2017.
Originally very intense fresh green, so much green it felt to much. So a small break from this green
Job 11:20 “But the wicked will lose their eyesight. Their escape route will be closed. Their only hope is to take their last breath.”
This is the result of trying to escape Poldark and Victoria on the TV on a Sunday night. I had a saving call from fellow Tog Geoff to meet up in a field outside Upton (much more appealing than Poldark) The only problem was that the sunset didn't happen, the lone tree turned out to have friends. Armed with a few uninspiring shots and after a trip to the pub, this was the result. I did get a little over enthusiastic in photoshop but it was a bit of fun.
A Brown Pelican's torn Gular makes an escape hatch for panicked shad. This poor guy has to work twice as hard for his meals!
But you can't escape my love
You can run, you can hide
But you can't escape my love
Here's how it goes, you and me up and down
But maybe this time we'll get it right, worth a fight
'Cause love is something you can't shake
When it breaks all it takes is some tryin'
If you feel like leaving
I'm not gonna beg you to stay
'Cause soon you'll be finding
You can run, you can hide
But you can't escape my love
You can run, you can hide
But you can't escape my love
So, if you go you should know
It's hard to just forget the past so fast
It was good, it was bad but it was real
And that's all you have in the end our love matters
A sight that has become increasingly rare on a modern day UP, every now and again they let one slide and this former Cotton Belt GP60 has somehow escaped the paint booth.
Hanging onto it's SSW bloody nose paint scheme under the remnants of a patch job, UP 1158 hauls LBU51 south over the connection track at Bain as they continue their work at points south.
The knight had hold of the fairy but she fluttered her wings in his face as she struggled to free herself from his hold. She escaped only to turn back and give him some of her anger in being held as a captive. Image taken at the ruins in Goatswood and Whitby Cloud lakes sim.
Villa La Angostura - Neuquen - Argentina.
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When she was just a girl
She expected the world
But it flew away from her reach so
She ran away in her sleep
Life goes on, it gets so heavy
The wheel breaks the butterfly
Every tear a waterfall
In the night the stormy night she'll close her eyes
In the night the stormy night away she'd fly. ~Coldplay
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I tried to add some yellow, but....
HMAM!
There was a cloud deck around this morning at the Susquehanna River ... which is nice for landscapes, but not best for birding and action over the river.
But the Sony equipment did well in the low light conditions I think.
Fire escapes were developed in the late 1700s and in the 1800s. In the 1800s and 1900s, they were a very important aspect of fire safety for all new construction in urban areas. However, after the 1960s, they fell out of common use in new buildings (though they remained in use in some older buildings). This is due to the improved building codes incorporating fire detectors; technologically advanced firefighting equipment, which includes better communications and the reach of firefighting ladder trucks; and more importantly, fire sprinklers. International building codes and other authoritative agencies have incorporated fire sprinklers into multi-story buildings below 15 stories—not just skyscrapers.