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A thousand people or more,reach the summit cairn of Green Gable every year,yet it is probably true to say that no visitor to Lakeland ever announced at breakfast that this fell was his days objective; and if he did his listeners would assume a slip of the tongue,of course he must mean Great Gable.
The two Gables are joined like siammese twins,but they are not likenesses of each other..Great gable is a great mountain which every walker wants to climb; Green Gable is a stepping stone to it but otherwise of no account..all eyes are fixed on Great Gable..Green Gable is merely something met on route,so think most folk that pass from one to the other.
But Green Gable is not at all insignificant. At 2603 ft,its altitude ,by lakeland standards is considerable,a sharp peaked summit,more delicately wrought than Great Gables,adds distinction...
I recognise Green Gable as a fine mountain in its own right.
A beautiful green hairstreak (Callophrys rubi) last May. This was my first and only time seeing them, hopefully I can do the same again in a month's time
Delayed by World War I, Arlington Station on the MBTA's Green Line opened in 1914 as the subway made its way westward toward Kenmore Square. Boston, Massachusetts, USA.
Retrasada por la Primera Guerra Mundial, la estación Arlington de la Línea Verde de la MBTA se inauguró en 1914 mientras el metro avanzaba hacia el oeste, hacia Kenmore Square. Boston, Massachusetts, Estados Unidos.
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... une autre de la série les feuilles qui dansent...
English
... another of the set dancing leaves...
With a load of steaming taconite pellets fresh from the Fairlane Taconite plant in tow, a pair of SD40T-3's and a C40-8 hustle U717 across the Cloquet River in Burnett, Minnesota and head towards Proctor. The train will have to take the siding at Coons in order to meet a northbound intermodal train.
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CN Missabe Sub
Burnett, MN
CN U71781-04 (Iron Ore Loads; Fairlane - Forbes, MN to Proctor, MN)
DMIR 406 SD40T-3 Ex. SP 6768 SD45T-2R, SP 9501, SP 9171 SD45T-2 Blt. 1972
CN 2028 C40-8 Ex. CREX 9051, UP 9051, CNW 8529 Blt. 1989
DMIR 409 SD40T-3 Ex. SSW 9280 SD45T-2 Blt. 1973
Saw my first Green Hairstreak yesterday and here it is, perched aloft some freshy young Hawthorn leaves. Both butterfly and plant pristine in their youthfulness!
Like the truer sense of scale in this image, for me its a change from getting close in and wanting maximum details.
Also, the bee was a bonus - all carefully planned I can assure you! :)
Green Violetear
RJB Colours of Costa Rica Tour
Nikon D300 ,Nikkor 200-400mm f/4G ED-IF AF-S VR
1/60s f/4.0 at 300.0mm iso400
Green boat on Loch Long with Beinn Conchra mountain in the background at Dornie, Wester Ross.
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Ich war fasziniert wie grün das Wasser ist
I was fascinated how green the water is
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Not with envy but a bit meh and bleh and blah.
Sorry to all the contacts I haven't kept up to date with. Feeling a bit unmotivated :(
Green River overlook view before and after sunrise, I was staying at the campground nearby, I took the 2 evenly lit photos more than 1 hour before sunrise, before going to Mesa Arch, after taking 50+ photos around the sunrise there, I went back to the same spot to take the post sunrise photo.
I've already done line-ups of my blue-haired and pink-haired girls; today it's the green-haired girls' time to shine! Again, I've put each doll's abbreviation at the bottom of the picture, using the abbreviations from the "My Doll Collection for Blythe" app. Here are their full stock names, from left to right:
Prima Dolly Melon
Simply Peppermint
Miss Sally Rice (twice!)
Enchanted Petal
Prima Dolly Amaryllis
While dressing them and brushing their hair, I came to the realization that my least-favorite hairstyle is short hair that has a center part (sorry, Hope!) The center-part hair always has to be held back with a clip or two to keep it out of the doll's face, and that's harder to do--in a way that looks cute--with short hair.
This Green Orb Weaver was taking shelter under the leaf of a pear tree during moderate winds. It had built a small scruffy web which it kept returning to every so often to see if there was any prey around. The winds and having to invert my camera to get the shot were becoming quite frustrating! Taken on my D300 with a reversed Pentax 50mm lens with diffused flash.
““And what's romance? Usually, a nice little tale where you have everything as you like it, where rain never wets your jacket and gnats never bite your nose, and it's always daisy-time.”
~ D.H. Lawrence
Saí-verde (Chlorophanes spiza). (Linnaeus, 1758)
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More information about this species you can find here:
neotropical.birds.cornell.edu/portal/species/overview?p_p...
www.birdlife.org/datazone/speciesfactsheet.php?id=9441