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have seen this fresh orange today on a walk.
'CLAVULINOPSIS CORNICULATA' -
meadow coral -
geweihförmige Wiesenkoralle -
selten
B-16790, a six-month-old Boeing 777F, on approach to runway 06R at Toronto Pearson International Airport in Mississauga, Ontario.
The freighter was arriving as EVA658 (EVA Airways Corporation, doing business as EVA Air Cargo) from Anchorage, Alaska and Taoyuan City, Taiwan.
Serial number 68195 was delivered to EVA on April 9, 2024 and entered service three days later.
WEEK 5 – Poplar/Kirby Kroger, Set II
Aha, we’ve finally reached the shot I was waiting for – the fresh fare mural! I mentioned to y’all last time that each of the three fresh fare stores in Memphis had one of these. (I assume that may also have been true for most, if not all, other fresh fare stores elsewhere, but I really can’t confirm that.) What’s cool about them is that they were all customized to the neighborhoods the stores were in, albeit without being overly overt about it. The one at Mendenhall/Sanderlin showcased such local East Memphis landmarks as The Racquet Club, Malco Paradiso, and the i-Bank Tower; while the one at Exeter drew attention to Saddle Creek and Germantown’s love of horses (which is actually still reflected in the replacement store across the street, believe it or not!).
Sadly, however, as you well know both of those murals are now long gone, and as l_dawg wrote at his own picture of the Exeter mural here, it’s probably just as well, given that the Saddle Creek fountain in that mural is also now long gone, as is The Racquet Club, which closed in early 2019.
As for the Poplar/Kirby mural pictured here – I’m less familiar with the actual names of the landmarks on this one, but the buildings are all extremely recognizable nonetheless; all of them are located within a few miles of this store, such as the funky all-glass Hilton high-rise, and the also-all-glass curvy building on the left (which I believe is a multi-tenant office complex). Again, though, as I’ve said: this mural is gone now, too :( But, on the bright side: I’m happy I was able to get all three of them photographed before they disappeared :)
(c) 2021 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)
UP 1982 the Western Pacific heritage unit sports a fresh coat of paint and a new Western pacific logo after it was damaged in an engine fire as it sits in Proviso yard in Berkley, IL
Prompt: A hyper-realistic, highly detailed digital artwork set in the 1950s, depicting an outdoor fish market by the docks. At the center stands an old, weathered fisherman with a white beard, wearing a worn leather apron over a rolled-up work shirt and a vintage cap. He stands behind a rustic wooden table laden with freshly caught fish—silver-scaled and glistening with sea mist. A weathered wooden post and hanging net sacks frame the scene, and behind him, another fisherman works with more seafood in the background. To the left, a bucket filled with shellfish rests on the ground, and behind the stall, a hand-painted sign reads “Fresh Catch” in bold letters. The harbor water and the faint silhouette of a red fishing boat are visible in the background. The lighting is natural and bright, capturing a crisp daytime scene with the ambiance of hard work and authenticity. The overall mood is nostalgic, honest, and rooted in maritime tradition.
Style: Ultra-realistic, artwork
Lighting: Bright daylight with soft natural shadows
Color Palette: sea blues, fish silver, worn wood tones
Mood: Honest, nostalgic, maritime tradition
Resolution: 12K
Aspect Ratio: Horizontal
This digital fine art was created using Chatgpt Sora AI and Photoshop
When I saw a fantastic piece of ripe, seedless watermelon at the store on Saturday... sorbet immediately came to mind.
To make this sorbet, process the following ingredients in a blender or food processor until smooth:
1.5 pounds of ripe, seedless watermelon
3/4 - 1 cup sugar
several tablespoons of fresh lemon or lime juice (I used key limes)
2 tablespoons of vodka
Because it doesn't freeze, vodka greatly improves the sorbet texture without affecting the flavor. Sorbets without liquor often freeze too hard and don't get that nice, slushy texture.
After all the ingredients are processed, churn the mixture for 25-30 minutes in an ice cream machine. Freeze in an airtight container until firm.
Delicious and refreshing!
365 Days in Colour ... red
Our Daily Challenge ... shaped like a letter.
I took this photo for the red challenge and realised that it also includes a number of letter shapes ... C, V, W, M
"7 Days of Shooting" "Week #11 - Opposites " "Macro Monday"
Red and green, natural and man-made !
A daily dose of fresh air, light, sunshine if it can be found makes the long nights of winter just that bit more bearable.
Dunnet Bay, Caithness, Scotland.
Fresh Air
Blankenberge is one of the most fanciest Coast hangouts in Belgium!
the Pier was build in 1937 & 350 meters long
So i took a fresh breath!
3 bracketing!
July 16, 2016
Homemade waffles with fresh blueberries and raspberries from our own bushes!
Brewster, Massachusetts
Cape Cod - USA
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It's spring! I have hundreds of spring garden photos, some of them have never been seen and all of them have been digitally remastered. Please bear with me while I post several spring garden images per day for the next few weeks.
Happy Fence Friday
Cross Creek Groves Orange Shop
US 301 "The Crossroads of Florida"
Hawthorne, Florida
The heatwave had gripped the countryside for weeks, turning the normally green fields into a sea of parched, cracked earth. Old Man Hemlock, who had farmed this land for sixty years, had never seen anything like it. The sun beat down with a relentless, fiery intensity, and the air shimmered with the heat. Then, a faint sound, like distant popping firecrackers, began to drift across the fields. He squinted, adjusted his straw hat, and realized with a mix of horror and wonder that the sound was coming from his own cornfields. The kernels on the stalks, unable to withstand the blistering temperatures, were popping right where they stood.
A soft, white cloud began to form over the field, a strange, beautiful contrast to the harsh, brown landscape. The popping intensified, a frenzied drumbeat against the silence of the sweltering afternoon. Soon, the air was filled with the buttery aroma of fresh popcorn, a scent that was both inviting and deeply unsettling. The popcorn floated on the wind, a surreal snowstorm in the middle of a blazing summer. Old Man Hemlock watched as the airborne kernels settled on the fence posts, the barn roof, and even on the head of his prize-winning goat, Bartholomew, who seemed to be enjoying the unexpected snack.
The local news quickly caught wind of the spectacle, sending a reporter and a camera crew to document the phenomenon. The reporter, struggling to maintain her professional composure while being pelted with warm, fluffy popcorn, described the scene as "a truly historic meteorological event, unprecedented in its deliciousness." The broadcast went viral, and within hours, tourists began to flock to the farm, bringing giant bags and buckets to collect the free-falling snack. Old Man Hemlock, who had initially been worried about his ruined crop, ended up setting up a small stand, selling cold sodas to the crowds and marveling at the bizarre turn of events that had transformed his ruined cornfield into a roadside attraction.
I have been photographing these crabapples the last three months. They are still hanging around, but they are starting to look as weathered as me.
Taken this morning at Gray's Lake Park, Des Moines, Iowa.
LOTS MORE CRAB APPLES IN THIS SET:
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