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Coucou, me revoilà
Maman a été occupée avec les examens à l' université mais là elle est en vacances :-) Vous verrez ma frimousse plus souvent, hi hi
Je vous fais de gros bisous en particulier à toutes mes gentilles marraines...j' attends Noel qui arrive
Hello, how are you?
I' m here again...my mum has been busy owing to university exams but now she is on holidays :-)
Kisses to all my Flickr friends
A different view of the farm two weeks after the previous photo (below). The snow is gone except at the peak of Mansfield, which is in the haze.
The road that passed by these stables is enough out of the way that while I was out of the car taking this photo, someone driving a small blue car that was dragging most of the exhaust system on the dirt road stopped to ask: “Do you know where you are?” I suppose that could have seemed threatening in some areas, but Vermonters are good people.
I passed this farm a couple of weeks ago, and then again earlier this week. I had not planned on stopping to take a photo, but the purple sky and the position of the shrouded sun convinced me to take a photo from this angle. Also, Keith has been asking me for more barn photos.
In numerical order, FIE003, FIE002 and FIE001 work a diverted 8148 towards Tahmoor from Dubbo to Port Botany for Fletchers International Exports.
Owing to the closure of the Main West at Glenbrook, due to large rocks with the potential to cause harm to the running line, all trains needing to access Sydney or the West were rerouted via the Main South.
Wednesday 3rd April 2019
Happy Truck Thursday! (still Thursday here in Oregon!)
Forks
Town in Washington State
Forks is a city on Washington's Olympic Peninsula. The Forks Timber Museum tells the story of the region's logging industry. Around the city, the Calawah, Sol Duc and Bogachiel rivers are known for their abundance of steelhead and salmon. Just east of Forks, sprawling Olympic National Park features glacier-studded peaks and the moss-covered Hoh Rain Forest. West, rugged Rialto Beach is known for its rock formations. ― Google