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We just locked in a weekend camping with friends at Lost Lake next spring, and I can't wait. One of my favorite views of the mountain and an all around gorgeous area.
As Sarah is here, I look forward to soaking in this view of Mt. Hood's NW face, and of course making a few photographs.
Image with my Hasselblad 500cm
Time to smile.
"You've arrived here together by design or fate, so please smile & greet as you pass through this gate" By John Lutas
YY24HBF is seen at Cockfosters Station on Great Northern rail replacement to Welwyn Garden City. Both the driver and the controller in this picture we're very friendly and are both credits to their respective companies.
Vehicle Details
Operator: Central Connect
Fleet Number: 362
Registration: YY24HBF
Vehicle: Enviro 200 MMC
“A good neighbor is a fellow who smiles at you over the back fence, but doesn't climb over it”
~Arthur Baer
A Blue Morpho (Morpho peleides) was making new friend @ Butterfly Wonderland.
Have a lovely and friendly Friday, everyone...
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I took this photo at the Newport Aquarium in Kentucky. No special filters were used to shoot through the glass. This is posted for a new friend who's name will remain unknown for now. Mysterious! Haha! Sorry I haven't been on Flickr much today. I ended up not doing my priority jobs here at home and went to the zoo. Hope everyone had a wonderful day!
My new Flickr friend is Gail www.flickr.com/photos/shotzy/ from Canada and we met up for a photo shoot at the zoo and the aquarium. We had the best time ever!
dog waiting outside a takeaway shop, Sydney, May 2020. Rollei 35S Zeiss Sonnar 40mm f/2.8, Ilford HP5+ @ISO800 in Microphen developer dilution 1+1. V700 scan.
Some of my Duck friends at Lake Alexandra in Mittagong, which is just down the road from where I live.
The White Ducks are my favourites because they go more silly than the other ones. They go silly like Donald Duck.
"Smith, hold your fire - the blue identifies them as UN" - A UN Squad stumbles apon a two-man Delta Force operation.
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As a side note - Will's new weapons are awesome! The M4 Tac, M4 SBR and NATO Rifle were used in this photo and all are brilliant! Also obtained the new L85, and it is just as cool! Go pick 'em up!
There are several of these Egyptian geese living in Valentine's Park, Ilford. I counted five on my walk through the park, and there may well be more. This one showed no fear - he was one of a pair which came up to me from a couple of hundred yards away while I was standing watching a woodpecker. They then seemed quite content just to stand next to me, and if I walked away from them they followed. Sadly for them I didn't have any food to give them! D800_35449.NEF. Many thanks for views, comments and favourites.
The engineer and conductor of the Iowa Interstate's CRPE coal train of 1-1-15 give friendly waves from the NS Wabash heritage unit as they bring the train under the wooden rainbow bridge of the county line Benton-Iowa road near Walford, IA.
24th November, 1542 Solway Moss, England, the Battle of Solway Moss took place between English and Scottish forces. The battle took place on Solway Moss which is near the River Esk on the English side of the Anglo-Scottish border.
Henry VIII had asked his nephew, James V of Scotland, to join him and brake away from the Church in Rome. Instead James V sided with Rome.
The Scots raised an army of 15,000–18,000 Scots and advanced into England. There had been nobody officially diagnosed commander of the Scots, though Lord Maxwell declared he would lead the attack in person.
Having advanced into England, they met the English force of 3,000 under Lord Wharton. The Scots were uncoordinated and the battle has been described as a rout by some historians. The Scots found themselves penned in, south of the Esk, on English territory between the river and the Moss (a peat bog). Intense fighting took place and the Scots surrendered along with 10 of their field guns to the English cavalry. Included in the English's capture were James V's banner and Oliver Sinclair, one of the Kings favourite courtiers.
The fireman / brakeman on Milwaukee Road SD40-2 #207 exchanges a friendly wave with the tower operator at Duplainville, WI in September of 1985.
Horses and horseback riders seen at the Ukrainian Pysanka Festival in the town of Vegreville, Alberta - Canada.
It's three days of Ukrainian music, dance, and culture. Riding horses are with the Cossack Camp Life experience group.
I suspect this friendly looking fellow is an Alpaca, which is a species of South American camelid. But I may be wrong.
Taken during the tour around Walter Peak Farm, on the shore of Lake Wakatipu, South Island, New Zealand
We were taken onboard the vintage steamship TSS Earnslaw from Queenstown for a pleasant cruise on Lake Wakatipu, disembarking at Walter Peak Farm for an afternoon tea with scones and coffee and a leisurely tour around the farm.
PENTAX K-1 • FF Mode • 100 ISO • Sigma Art 18-35mm F1.8 DC HSM
Roasted Poultry Breast with Green Aspargus Sauce • Blanc de Poulet rôti à la Sauce Asperges Vertes
Dark Blue Tigers - Tirumala Septentrionis
The Dark Blue Tiger (Tirumala septentrionis) is a Danaid butterfly found in the Indian Subcontinent and Southeast Asia.
The Himalayas from Simla to Sikhim, into Assam, Myanmar, and Southeast Asia; Orissa; W.B, southern India, the Western Ghats and Nilgiris; Sri Lanka.
This species is one of the predominant species (78%) during the migratory season in southern India during which many species migrate. Both males and females appear to migrate in equal numbers.(Wikipedia)
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Every once in a while you come across an individual bird who is so comfortable around humans that you can practically share a drink from your flask with them.... This young cormorant was like that in Poole Park this morning :) Go on, zoom in and count his feathers!!!
I took this image of a young girl feeding the pigeons at Granville Island in Vancouver, BC. I lucked in and managed to capture the image as she and one of the pigeons were looking at each other.
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