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Models: Chelsea and Jillayne Hunter
Shot with these lovely ladies in their dance studio. Saved the roll for the next nice cloudy day. I like the contrast of warm people and blue skies.
The pronghorns are very friendly. I'll soon have an opportunity for an "encounter" with them (meaning getting close enough to touch them). Zoo staff are wondering if their friendliness will keep me from getting good photos, since they'll want to be too close! I can't wait to find out.
A little sneak preview of the location of a new music festival (Togetherness Fest) this year. What a beautiful location!
This friendly little sheep came up to me in a field for a tickle behind his ears
Photography © Jeremy Sage
This image looks head-on at P158 Mysing, a Hugin-class guided-missile patrol boat. It was taken in the summer of 1985 off the-then Soviet port of Liepaya in what was is now Latvia. A group of three Hugins cruised past us whilst we loitered off the port.
The Hugins were 150-ton, 35-knot guided-missile patrol boats that could carry up to six Penguin surface-to-surface missiles (Swedish RB-12s) - a container for one can just be seen aft on the port side (the squared-off pyramid nose). Mounted on the bow was a 57mm gun, with rails strapped on either side of it for 103mm rocket flare launchers.
Visible low on the bow forward of the gun are four nine-barrel Elma ASW-600 multiple grenade launchers. These fire 5.5kg grenades designed to penetrate a submarine's hull and thus sink it, in the least lethal manner (according to Swedish advertising!). The grenades fire shaped charges that the Swedes claim were capable of penetrating even the inner hull of a double-hulled submarine. The initial system had a range of 300m and was upgraded to reach a range of 500m. The grenades could be fired in patterns of nine, 18, 27 or 36 grenades in a salvo and could be used in very shallow water (less than 10m depth, presumably for use against midget submarines).
Each Hugin was 36.5m long, 6.2m in the beam and had a draught of 1.6m. They were manned by three officers and 19 men. Surprisingly, their diesel engines were retreads, having been taken from the earlier Plejad-class torpedo boats.
Mysing was retired in 1995 after 15 years's service.
I took this from aboard HMS Boxer. The image has been scanned from a B&W negative.
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Which will sell better at the Farmer’s Market this week: apples or pumpkins? It’s hard to say, but the competition will motivate both girls to be better sales persons!
These Blythe dolls are Devi Delacour and Cloud 9 Bowl, posing for 30 Days of Apples in the Blythe Pure and Simple group on Facebook. The pumpkin truck came from Target last year. The cute helmets came from an Etsy seller who is no longer active (Poppy Tree Lane).
A friendly wave from Mr. Mangram at the throttle of NS trains 224 as it passes CP Robertson.
-UP ET44AH #2597, NS ES44AC #3651 - leading power
-NS Train #224
-NS (ex-Wabash) St. Louis District, CP S16.9 Robertson
-Missouri Bottom Rd Overpass, Robertson, MO
-July 26, 2017
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I was feeling under the weather a few days ago, and a friend stopped by with these fragrant lilies.
118 in 2018: #39 Strong Smelling
A manifest train lumbers off the northwest transfer and onto main 1 as hotshot Q117 blasts west on main 2 at Fostoria, OH. 2008
I hope you don't mind me putting this on Monica : ) This is a friendly robin that keeps people company while waiting for owls.
Shot it at PUSKAR fair. It's just 11 km. from Ajmer(RAJASTAN,INDIA) comes alive during Puskar Fair, when people from all over Rajasthan converge at Pushkar with their cattle stock. Pushkar Fair is regarded as one of the largest camel festivals in the world. Celebrated in the month of October-November, Pushkar Fair attracts domestic as well as foreign tourist to Pushkar in Rajasthan.
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Let's be friendly just the two of us
Can't afford to disappoint the moonlight
My what lovely scenery cupid's own machinery
Made to trap a nervous chap like me
Let's be friendly let's be discreet
Must I fight the feeling that I'm falling
Should we accidentally kiss I'd give up the fight
And we could move more than just good friends tonight
Should we accidentally kiss I'd give up the fight
And we could move more than just good friends tonight ..