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The dramatic landscape at Bow Lake in Alberta, Canada last June packed extra punch rendered in black and white.
PEÑAFRANCIA TOURS AND TRAVEL TRANSPORT
Fleet no: 508
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Bus Model: King Long XMQ6119T / XMQ6115Y
Shot Taken: Araneta Center Bus Station (ACBS), Cubao, Quezon City
This is how I keep and sort all of the extra LEGO heads I have not currently being used for another purpose. I put all similar heads together and have a stick in the middle of the wheel so I can spin it around and look at all of the heads on the other side. It's a pretty nice thing for quickly locating a head I want.
Oregon Trip 2009 #40
Howdy folks!!!
How about a unrealistic HDR of the Albany Oregon Amtrak station, everybody say YEAH!!! :-)
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An eccentric billionaire, Mr. Mayo keeps many of his prized antiques in the Blue Room. You can see the grandfather clock made by Thomas Tompion, the "Father of English Clockmaking", himself. On the small table is an old-fashioned radio and globe of the world, both inherited from Mr. Mayo's grandfather, who you can see in the portrait on the shelf, alongside Mr. Mayo's grandmother. The piano is another family heirloom, made by Ludwig Bösendorfer, official piano maker to the Emperor of Austria; and the stained glass window behind it was made entirely from panels imported from Italy. The teakwood mirror was given to Mr. Mayo's grandmother by an Indian princess. Mr. Mayo's prized possession, though, is without a doubt the gorgeous Persian carpet, which dates back to the 16th century and has been preserved in remarkable condition.
Rumor has it that the Blue Room is haunted. The origin of the haunting is uncertain. It is well-known that spirits will remain attached to cherished objects. But there is also the messy fact that Mr. Mayo tries to keep secret, but which I will reveal to you: Mr. Mayo's great-grandfather found his wife playing the piano for another man. The great-grandfather had long suspected his wife of having an affair with this man, and in a fit of rage he shot them both with a pistol he always kept loaded in the drawer on the table. They say that the suspected lovers died side-by-side on the Persian carpet, which soaked up their blood. Although the carpet has been cleaned many times, the taint of spilled blood still remains upon it.
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Okay, fine, it's just LEGO pieces. It's a setting for a ghost hunt, for the MocAthalon. Now I just have to get the ghost hunters together with their EVP recorders and full-spectrum cameras, laser grids and thermal cameras. ;-)
Be sure to check out the rest of the photos in the Blue Room set for more detailed shots, if you're interested.
Also, it's really hard to keep light reflections off of supposed Persian carpets. And I really like how perfectly reflective the Clikits mirror is!
PS. The Mayos made me a unicorn, so I made them a room. I'm not mailing it to them, though. Hardly a fair exchange, I know. ;-)
...are needed during a heat wave! Plus, extra cooling measures are needed. I tried to keep The Girls cool by misting them, and applying a cold damp cloth to the inside of their ears. Trying to keep Anise in the shade at 3 in the afternoon was difficult because she wanted to go out for her 'walk' at walk time. When it's 40 degrees outside I put my foot down and cancel the 'walk'. However, without a 'walk' she'll squawk ~ ha ~ unless her mouth is full! Thankfully, today it's only going up to 27 C. Yesterday in our province of British Columbia a town called Lytton broke a record for Canada and reached 49.5 C ~ OUCH ~ that's HOT for our parts!!!
The Downeaster's Saturday evening Portland Extra was "cancelled" due to a lack of equipment (in particular, Amfleets) needed to build a consist capable of traveling at track speed on the Main. The assigned crew instead attached their engine (P42 no. 93) to the back of Train 698 and piggybacked their way to North Station. They then embarked on a crosstown move, picked up a new Amfleet coach from South Station, and zipped their way back to Portland.
In perfect light, we see 698 barreling towards Winnocks Neck Road on the Scarborough Marsh. Phase VI P42 no. 108 can be seen nose to nose with the 93 at the back of the consist.
Something Extra opens today at noon SLT
This is the summer Bikini by Luder!.... and its oh so kewt!
Both coming to "Somthing Extra" June 21st!
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If you really want to have some fun and while away some hours, this is what you do. Get a stick of some sort and drill a hole in it. That's where you put your water dropper . . . Are you with me so far? Place that over a clear pan filled with water over colored paper.
Then with one hand (it's takes some coordination here) you start dripping water from the water dropper, and with the other hand you are snapping pictures. That's as technical as I'm going to get, but believe me, it's very addictive.
This was one of my favorites because it looks like a little lotus to me. . .
Keolis Extra 2025 is seen passing the former B&M Lancaster Freight House in Lancaster, MA as they qualify crews on the Pan Am Worcester Main to account for track work scheduled on the Grand Junction in the coming weeks.