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It was a lovely evening but I was eaten alive by midges. In the end I just couldn't hold the camera steady and had to rush to the nearest pub. The barkeep was most concerned by the weirdo with the incredibly itchy scalp and insatiable thirst. It was worth it though.
Due to a derailment at Malbooma earlier, the locos of Aurizons 6PM1, 6025,6022 and 6PM9 with locos SCT004,SCT010 are stabled in the background at Forrest while a Beechcraft charter plane has just arrived from Adelaide with train crews to work the respective trains back to Adelaide on 16-4-14
The 1980’s were a magical time for bands in Los Angeles. The Chili Peppers, Fishbone, Jane’s Addiction were all cranking out great stuff. Plus glam metal was on the rise, and the hardcore scene was in full effect. Swirling at the center of it all was the band Thelonious Monster and its lead singer, Bob Forrest. His fellow musicians loved him. Fans came to hear his music and lyrics, but they also came to see Bob...potentially self-destruct. After years of trying, and 24 stints in rehab, Bob Forrest finally won the battle with his demons. His fight against addiction is chronicled in the award-winning film Bob and the Monster. Since cleaning up he’s worked to help others do the same via a number of endeavors, including Hollywood Rehab Services and Acadia Malibu. His first true solo album “Survival Songs” just came out.
A beautiful ancient forrest Peter Cohn took me to when I visited sweden. This forrest has been untouched mostly and it had mos layers of 50 cm thick in certain place... one of most beautiful places I visted when in Sweden.
590 nm Infrared shot.
“Life consists with Wildness. The most alive is the wildest. Not yet subdued to man, its presence refreshes him. One who pressed forward incessantly and never rested from his labors, who grew fast and made infinite demands on life, would always find himself in a new country or wilderness, and surrounded by the raw material of life. He would be climbing over the prostrate stems of primitive forest trees.”
― Henry David Thoreau, Walking
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A view of the desert landscape en route to Monument Valley. It was a bit difficult with vehicles constantly passing at high speeds. I had to run back and forth between the spot and the parking area every few seconds.
The road where Forrest Gump decided to stop running in the movie.
Well balanced "Sky", "Rock", "Land" and "Road".