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The 03 shunter was something we didn't see much of in the north-west, apart from 03 073 at Birkenhead maybe, so two together was a rare treat, albeit withdrawn ones. 03 084 and 03 158 were both in a vandalised state on the scrapline having arrived from Norwich Crown Point. 03 084 was delivered new as D2084 on 19th March 1959 and withdrawn on 5th July 1987. 03 158 was delivered new as D2158 on 22nd August 1960 and withdrawn also on 5th July 1987. Happily both locos were subsequently preserved. 03 084 is curently at WCRC, Carnforth being used as the depot shunter. 03 158 moved on from being an operational loco at the GCR sidings at Rothley, current whereabouts unknown, to me at least.
One of my fave monogram is wearing SouoL by LouoS. I'm still bonding with my christmas dolly presents so don't have anything new. Bonding is private dolly therapy time for me. But I found some old pics that deserves its share of the spotlight. Hope you like !!!;-D!!!
Je voulais donner à cette Sylvania des airs de princesse exotique, en espérant que son style vous plaira !
I wanted this Sylvania to look somewhat like an exotic princess, I hope you'll like her style !
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Taken with my Apple iPhone 4S
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Clerodendrum (Clerodendron) Quadriloculare
Starburst, Shooting Star
Striking, to say the least, Clerodendrum (Clerodendron) Quadriloculare is a fairly easy to grow evergreen shrub. Of the family Verbenaceae it is more commonly known as Starburst, Shooting Star or Glorybower. It requires no special care except for training and restraining. Starburst is a sub-tropical plant the family of which is native to Africa and Asia (Pacific Islands).
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Hope your weekend is a pleasant one. Thanks for the visit.
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I'm not sure what species of deer this is. I thought possibly red deer but can't confirm that. It was resting beneath the cyrpess trees next to the Sabine River behind a high fence. He stood up and starting walking when he realized I had spotted it. Bigger than our native white tail deer, very dark red color with nice antlers, but not huge as I would expect for a mature red stag. Also the black face and light colored tuft of hair on top of the head don't seem to match any of the species that I researched.
Anyway, this was on a private ranch that advertised exotic game hunts on the gate nearby.
Between Utopia and Vanderpool, Texas near the Sabine River.
...of the orchid variety, not a stripper! This was shot at the Daniel Stowe Botanic Garden just outside of Charlotte, NC this past weekend. They had the most amazing Christmas tree made entirely out of orchids. Unfortunately, I didn't realize when I took wide angle shots that I still had the polarizer on. All way too underexposed for use. I did get some nice individual shots though and here is one.
Hope all of my Flickr friends had a Happy Holiday!
One of the joys and adventures of taking long road trips is sampling the exotic cuisine of exciting foreign lands... or not.
"Been experimenting with AI for image creation while taking an online AI class!
I know there are mixed feelings about AI-generated art among photographers, but I wanted to explore tools like DALL-E, MidJourney, and Firefly to see what they could do.
Ended up creating about 40-50 images and I will share many of them here.
Curious to hear your thoughts—both positive and negative. Feel free to throw your comments at me!
Bicester usually resonates to the sound of e400s and e200s of Stagecoach, and the odd Solo or Streetlite.
However, this morning shot has a real variety with two Stagecoach coaches in a Van Hool 50284 YJ14LFW on a regular working away from the Tube on the Gold S5 service to Oxford, a B11R 54302 YX64WCE on the X5, and a Thames Travel Citaro 849 LF56OXF