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Last week, HvHe1 and myself were on a trip to the Bavarian forrest.
With the intention to mainly shoot "big" carnivorous creatures like Wolf, Lynx and Bear, we never expected to shoot this little fella.
As we stopped somewhere to take some shots, this little guy blew his cover for us by running around like a maniac! Oh man these Weasels are fast! Sometimes he would just pose for a split second, this was our chance to make the shot.
Unlike the other animals in the park, this was a real "wild" one!
This Zombie family will not be feeding their child any fast food...unless it trips over when they are chasing it!!
Happy Hump day!
One of the many Pigeons that inhabit my small town/village. Anyone who has tried to capture these guys in flight., will know.... they're very fast and agile!! :/ LOL I got lucky.
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The Mad Tea Party - Magic Kingdom, Walt Disney World
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MSH August 08 - Faster
Disney Photo Challenge Winner - Second Chance Challenge #23
TMSH - October 08: Action!
He was actually annoyed that I was standing in the street taking this shot. Too bad ;)
Another shot on expired Kodak VPH. I'll have to try to find more on eBay.
Pepper Annie takes Adeline and Ellabella for a ride. All three of these dolls were sculpted and painted by Nikki Britt.
With still plenty of snow for skiing, at Easter time some of it is already coming down the Alps to flood the valleys and plains below...
Fast Storm Coming - Bandstand Brighton, England - On the south coast of Great Britain -16:9 Widescreen
Tone Mapping... kind of HDR
Trip 2003
Fast Freddy
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Reading and Northern's NRFF was rolling through East Mahonoy Junction on the way to Pittston on a beautiful afternoon.
I spent a little time today looking at our bank account. I sadly realized last month alone our family spent 486.62 on pizza and burgers, that averages out to over 100.00 a week in GROSS FAST FOOD. Not even good for us, it wastes our money that can be saved or better yet put towards healthy foods. I'm embarrassed by how much money we gave the fast food industry last month, I'm embarrassed that we actually eat like this and we wonder why we never have any money or why we are a little overweight?? HELLO! I think we CAN make a few better choices this year, let's start with today. Today I will make better choices because I CAN.
Operator: First North Luzon Transit Inc
Fleet no# 2936
Classification: Air Conditoned Provincial Bus
Seats conifguration: 2x2
Route: San Isidro Nueva Ecija-Monumento Caloocan City
Type of operation: Provincial Operation (Economy)
Area of operation: Region 3 (Central Luzon)
Unit: Hyundai Aero Space LS
Coachbuilder: Hyundai Motors Korea
Chassis: KMJKJ
Engine: D6AB
Shot Location: Gapan-Olongapo rd Brgy. Poblacion San Isidro Nueva Ecija
Following its capture by the northern English magnates in the mid-14th century, Fast Castle was to remain in English hands for 60 years, even though the Second War of Scottish Independence had ended with the Treaty of Berwick in 1357. In 1410 a small force of one hundred men, led by Patrick Dunbar of Biel, 2nd son of the 9th Earl of March, finaly seized it back - presumably 'by employing a stragem' rather than a trebuchet! The English governor, Thomas Holden, was imprisoned and its new Scots governor William Haliburton was also able to seize Wark Castle, Northumberland, in 1419.
(Patrick Dunbar was evidently no mere bog-trotting mosstrooper. As well as being the son of an earl, he married a granddaughter of King Robert II, which indicates that he was held in high regard.)
The garden birds are eating at a tremendous rate at the moment, especially the Starlings who are raising their young.
This young Starling was perched right at the top of the pinnacle on the feeders and sat there for a good five minutes as the adult birds made raids on the coconut feeders gathering clumps of the fatty stuff and as you can see the young make very short work of it.