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Tore myself away from printing yesterday to wander along the edge of a deep canyon where I found scenes of leaves caught in shadowed pools turned to ice. I blame the many hours spent as a child finding faces, animals, and other strange likenesses in cloud formations for my tendency toward finding juxtaposed curiosities between image and title. And I blame this behaviour partly on the small planes that often looped the sky with ads for sugary drinks, cigarettes, and chocolate across the sky of Los Angeles.
EnteredinSYB-- Urban Rust and Decay Sept 2016.
Tourist couple courtesy of RubyBlossom. Thank you Ruby!
All the other photos used came from Pixabay. Texture by Topaz.
RXP 6002 onder de gloednieuwe installatie van GPS in de Amsterdamse haven. Een trein met UN1170 werd uitgehaald.
RXP 6002 is de vaste trekkracht voor verschillende treinen van verschillende vervoerders. Enige regelmaat is er niet, maar dat de nieuwe installatie goed gebruikt wordt staat vast.
SpaceX launched a Falcon 9 rocket last night at 7:51 PM. It carried the first of a new generation of GPS satellites into orbit.
Turn left? Turn right? - Rubik's Cube is a challenging puzzle.
Macro Mondays
Theme: The First Letter of My Surname
March 18, 2019 (UTC)
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A CP ballast train powered by CP 5792 is passing the ÃŽle-Perrot Station. CP 5792 is one of the few CP SD40-2's to have a beaver on the long hood.
Birds are moving, never know what can show up, this mourning saw the Eagle hit the water ...no shot .... then land in a nearby tree. After the shot I noticed the bands on his legs and then saw the transmitter on his back...crazy..
I have the band number and sent photos to NYSDEC hopefully get some info, would be nice to know !
Roseland, NJ
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Three CSXT GPs idle on the west leg of the wye at Hagerstown Yard, February 6, 2021. Locomotives are parked here routinely for refueling.
Fujichrome Velvia 100, Kodak Retina lllC
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9H-GPS - Cessna 560XL Citation Excel - Luxwing (untitled)
at Duesseldorf International Airport (DUS)
c/n 560-5249 - built in 2002
(Photo: G. Dickmann)
This is another look at the raven I photographed January 1 (2021) and posted a few weeks ago. It and its mate are still patrolling the parking area at Yellowstone's Tower Junction where nearly everybody stops to use the restrooms or to dump their recycling. They are thriving on the combination of (illegal and ill-advised) food handouts from people and garbage picked from the bins. This was taken a week ago and the two of them were there again yesterday.
When I saw (but didn't manage to photograph) the two rapscallions together I realized this one, with its yellow leg band, was the larger, and therefore likely the male of the pair. The other one, whose colored leg band is blue, I'm guessing is the female.
Both of them have been fitted with GPS recorders-transmitters and sport antennas sticking out of their back backs. In this photo you can only see a feather that got stuck on the antenna marking its location. They seem oblivious to their high tech equipment, used by the team led by John Marzluff and Mattias Loretto to document regional movements of these high-powered, intelligent birds and to better elucidate their roles in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.