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My son Tyler and I were on a week long fishing trip in Northern Ontario and this chipmunk showed up the first day. Tyler gave him some peanuts. The chipmunk would load his cheeks up, run back to its home, empty his cheeks then come back for more. After 1 day we ran out of peanuts so I had to drive 60 miles to the closest town to get some more. My son named him " crazy ". Tyler would get up in the morning, go outside the trailer and call " crazy " and he would come running, He would run up Tylers leg and up to his shoulder. He would sit on Tyler for hours and the two of them seemed to become very attached to each other. Tyler had more fun with crazy then he did fishing. Tyler was really sad when it was time for us to leave.

Just a few photos of some of the baboons I know. The main photo is of Oasis, a pregnant adult female. On the right, top to bottom are Ripa and then Eritrea, both juvenile males and at the bottom is Uruguay, a juvenile female.

Every, everytime I take a picture of Polly, I can't stop thinking how cute she is!

And it lasts for almost 6 years already!! :-))

As we traveled in our bus, the kids would stop what they were doing to wave at us. Actually, anyone who we waved to, would do the same. India is full of friendly people!

me again feeding the cygnets at the pond,couldn't resist a little stroke it never seems to mind and i hardly ever do but i had Carolyn shouting across at me.

thats the mum swan on the left of the photo and you can see Beaky the duck in the water also.

its great how close you can get to nature if you put the time in i have been every day since they were born and some-times twice a day.

Pasture adjacent to historic school. Perhaps the school kids on field trips bring him snacks.

RAF, 100 Sq (Pirates) , BAE System Hawk T1A, marked XX339/CK, cn 312163.

Serving as agressor during TLP 2013-5 course. Salutes photographers during Spotter's Day.

 

The Decatur, IL local with a friendly Norfolk Southern train crew heads back into their yard with light power, and approaches the CN diamond. Seeing two SD-60's (unrebuilt) is getting rarer to do, but the Decatur local has them...for now.

As part of a broader package of BBC reports called Qatar Direct, the travel programme Fast Track shot on location in the capital Doha and elsewhere in the country.

 

A friendly game between the Shaanxi Xinda team and the Kidsap Admirals

At the end of the walk, I saw these two cows grooming each other, sad that the picture is a bit blurry...

Obviously didn't get that "don't talk to strangers" lesson. Lovely friendly creature, this one!

A friendly wave from the Cargolux crew.

The Battle of the Somme was a battle of the First World War fought by the armies of the British Empire and the French Third Republic against the German Empire. It took place between 1 July and 18 November 1916 on both sides of the upper reaches of the river Somme in France. The battle was intended to hasten a victory for the Allies. More than three million men fought in the battle, of whom one million were either wounded or killed, making it one of the deadliest battles in all of human history. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_the_Somme

Pilot Clive Fernorsen & his cave-racer Friendly Confederate

This is the second time I've seen this big baby on the roof of the house behind ours. Checking out the feeder birds. I think these guys are supposed to prefer mammals like mice and voles and chipmunks. But when they're desperate, it seems, they go for birds (at the feeder). This guy must have gone for a pigeon in our yard since as soon as we spotted him scoping out the yard we noticed a giant dead pigeon near a puff of pulled off feathers. Why did he leave the pigeon? My guess is it was too heavy for him to leave with. It was a really big pigeon (of course, he's been eating at our house!). Can they take a big pigeon?

 

The RSHs are in this area year round. There is green space where we see them hunt, especially in the winter. I hear them more than see them in the spring and summer.

 

We normally see Cooper's Hawks at our house. They prey on the feeder birds. We see them on the fence, the nearby trees, the neighbors fences and trees and in the air. One adult has gotten so bold that he does not care if I watch him. In fact, the other day he jumped into the hanging platform feeder I have trying to get a better look at what little birds might be hiding in the scrub that is close to the ground. Stinker! He even jumped from there to the ground. Last week we had a juvie Cooper's Hawk stop on the fence but he didn't like us watching him and took off pretty quick.

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George Young, from the Grappone Collision Center volunteered for a day at the Friendly Kitchen painting the walls a beautiful yellow and helped with minor carpentry. Looks Great!

A found postcard from the Del-Ray Motel (no date)

 

Back of card reads:

 

2 miles west of Indianapolis on Route 40.

 

Hot Water, T.V., phone, fan in every room

 

Bathrooms feature "Sanikleen Protection"

 

Friendly People

 

"Night or Day - Stay Del-Ray"

 

Found at an antique store in Portland, Oregon. I purposely did not straighten or color-correct this scan, as that would have ruined its vintage charm.

LEAGUE

17th November 2012

6-2 Rangers

East Stirling Goalscorers, Kevin Turner (41),

Paul Quinn (58 Penalty Kick)

Rangers Goalscorers, Lee McCulloch 2 (12 Penalty Kick, 82 Penalty Kick), Andy Little (39), Lee Wallace (49), Kevin Kyle (63),

Kal Naismith (71)

Attendance 2,834

 

The Rangers Team

Neil Alexander, Anestis Argyriou, Lee McCulloch, Chris Hegarty,

Lee Wallace, Andy Little, Ian Black, Lewis MacLeod,

Barrie McKay, Dean Shiels, Kevin Kyle

Substitutes Used, Kal Naismith, Fraser Aird, Robbie Crawford.

 

Played at Ochilview Park Stenhousemuir

 

Rangers Fixtures 2012/13

League

(A) Peterhead 11.8.2012 2-2 Att 4,485

(H) East Stirling 18.8.2012 5-1 Att 49,118

(A) Berwick Rangers 26.8.2012 1-1 Att 4,140

(H) Elgin City 2.9.2012 5-1 Att 46,015

(A) Annan Athletic 15.9.2012 0-0 Att 2,517

(H) Montrose 23.9.2012 4-1 Att 45,081

(A) Stirling Albion 6.10.2012 0-1 Att 3,751

(H) Queen`s Park 20.10.2012 2-0 Att 49,463

(A) Clyde 28.10.2012 2-0 Att 7,500

(H) Peterhead 10.11.2012 2-0 Att 48,407

(A) East Stirling 17.11.2012 6-2 Att 2,834

(H) Stirling Albion 8.12.2012 2-0 Att 49,913

(A) Montrose 15.12.2012 4-2 Att 4,205

(H) Annan Athletic 18.12.2012 3-0 Att 42,135

(A) Elgin City 22.12.2012 6-2 Att 3,448

(H) Clyde 26.12.2012 3-0 Att 47,463

(A) Queen`s Park 29.12.2012 1-0 Att 30,117

(A) Annan Athletic 2.1.2013 3-1 Att 2,441

(H) Elgin City 5.1.2013 1-1 Att 46,406

(H) Berwick Rangers 12.1.2013 4-2 Att 44,976

(A) Peterhead 20.1.2013 1-0 Att 4,855

(H) Montrose 26.1.2013 1-1 Att 46,273

(H) Queen`s Park 9.2.2013 4-0 Att 46,104

(A) Clyde 16.2.2013 4-1 Att 7,600

(A) Berwick Rangers 23.2.2013 3-1 Att 4,476

(A) Stirling Albion 26.2.2013 1-1 Att 3,707

(H) East Stirling 2-3 2013 3-1 Att 44,534

(H) Annan Athletic 9.3.2013 1-2 Att 34,441

(A) Elgin City 16.3.2013 1-0 Att 3,663

(H) Stirling Albion 23.3.2013 0-0 Att 44,608

(A) Montrose 30.3.2013 0-0 Att 4,686

(A) Queen`s Park 7.4.2013 4-1 Att 11,492

(H) Clyde 13.4.2013 2-0 Att 44,453

(H) Peterhead 20.4.2013 1-2 Att 43,961

(A) East Stirling 27.4.2013 4-2 Att 2,805

(H) Berwick Rangers 4.5.2013 1-0 Att 50,048

 

Scottish Cup

(A) Forres Mechanics 29.9.2012 2nd Rd 1-0 Att 2,750

(H) Alloa Athletic 3.11.2012 3rd Rd 7-0 Att 25,478

(H) Elgin City 2.12.2012 4th Rd 3-0 Att 23,195

(A) Dundee United 2.2.2013 5th Rd 0-3 Att 9,564

 

League Cup

(H) East Fife 7.8.2012 1st Rd 4-0 Att 38,160

(H) Falkirk 30.8.2012 2nd Rd 3-0 Att 26,450

(H) Motherwell 26.9.2012 3rd Rd 2-0 Att 29,413

(H) Inverness Caledonian Thistle 31.10.2012 Qtr Final 0-3 Att 28,033

 

Ramsdens Cup

(A) Brechin City 29.7.2012 1st Rd 2-1 Att 4,123

(A) Falkirk 21.8.2012 2nd Rd 1-0 Att 6,747

(H) Queen of the South 18.9.2012 Qtr Final 2-2 Rangers Lost 4-3 on Penalties Att 23,932

 

Friendly

(H) Linfield 10.4.2013 2-0 Att 12,543

I'm firmly of the opinion that these two don't like each other much. This pose took me three hours to set up! I would get one standing, and then start to put the other up as well, and the first would fall down. It wasn't that they were leaning against each other and the balance was off. There not even touching! I made a point of that. It was literally when the other's presence was nearby, the first one would fall (I would expect that in carpet because of the depression that's created nearby, but they were on a hardback book!) Looks like group pictures are always going to be challenging :(

 

Not the greatest picture - Rin is out of focus in pretty much every picture I took. I'm going to need to work on getting my camera settings right to get them both in focus, but since they only managed to stand for 15 minutes before tumbling again, that wasn't a battle I wanted to fight again today!

 

EDIT - I probably also should mention - I'm thinking of naming the new girl Anjali. I like the name, and in the context of the story, the meaning fits (it means Sacrifice). Any opinions?

The signs on the Mount Albert Edward / Jutland Mountain ridge.

 

Taken on a trip to Jutland Mountain and Mount Albert Edward.

24mm reversed lens @ f/16 with handheld flash on full. This little guy was around 8-10mm in size and was kind enough to let me take a couple shots before going about his day.

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Sheltering in the shade of a tree, a local railfan throws a wave to the engineer of eastbound CSX train Q022 in Berea, OH. A nice YN2 C40-8 leads the train towards Cleveland.

George Young, from the Grappone Collision Center volunteered for a day at the Friendly Kitchen painting the walls a beautiful yellow and helped with minor carpentry. Looks Great!

Paper mache birds with crocheted wire necklaces trimmed with vintage millinery flowers

photo courtesy of Graham Price

 

The Neston Female Friendly Society goes back long before the suffragette movement; they were formed in 1814 as a cooperative benevolent society by women of the town to support one another while their menfolk were away fighting in the Napoleonic wars. The Society still exists (although they dropped the word "friendly" from the title in 2003), and the highlight of the year is their Ladies Day floral parade through town on the first Thursday in June.

See their website for more details and pictures from some recent parades

www.neston-female-society.co.uk/about-us.html

 

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