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In Colorado, were are praying for any precipitation in any quantity from sprinkles to rain. Serious daytime heating will turn that to hail in varying degrees. Global warming will close in the Trumpists. It already exposed and spit out the great Pruett, another of TheRump's best and finest... swill. Watch out, another is on the way until Americans haul out the wooden stakes and oversized coffin designed for an overage of lard and one that contains a tweeting device.
At least we got a day off from the Pruett-driven sun for a while. EPA's number 2 gets a shot at disassembling the environment
These Belgian horses, like the cows, pigs and donkeys, were barely interested. Boulder County's mounted patrol caught the attention of the kids willing to pet their mounts. Was this is a bummer for their horses? They seemed to get bored in a few minutes. There were plenty of kids trying to greet them to lift their day. Should work horses live life as show horses? These guys are locked in lethargy.
Now we are locked again in a swirling Koch-Bros purchase of Pruett and his sizzling heat and blank skies. Perhaps they served up a pleasant day in your area of the world. Pruett will get you next! Better that than after when T-Rump launches the nukes.
I'd appreciate some loaded skies about now.
The winters are cold in Saskatchewan so you better have central heating if you want people to attend church.
This is part of the Batoche National Historic Site in Saskatchewan.
Batoche, Saskatchewan was the site of the historic Battle of Batoche during the Northwest Rebellion of 1885. The battle resulted in the defeat of Louis Riel and his Métis forces by Major General Frederick Middleton and his Northwest Field Force. Batoche was declared a National Historic Site of Canada in 1923. The visitor centre features a multimedia presentation about the history of the community and its inhabitants. There are several restored buildings with costumed interpreters who depict the lifestyles of the Métis of Batoche between 1860 and 1900. The sites include a North West Mounted Police encampment, a church and rectory complex, and a farm home.
Like mountains, the English Electric Type 4 created its own weather. Steam ejected from the train heating boiler rises into the cold air where it condenses and descends as a miniature rainstorm, leaving a puddle on the platform of King's Cross Station, London. It was a dull day and I had taken a tripod with me. The steam has blurred somewhat in the long exposure. The photograph was taken on Monday 3rd February 1975.
It's 1149 and once the MCHAS cleared, Lenox was able to run traffic that had stacked up. As the Gateway Eastern job rolls north towards Wood River, a southbound NS freight from Decatur has gotten a signal and starts to pull.
35mm slide scanned by Trainboy
10-30-1999
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Well, it is so cold that our heating is now on - since arriving back from sunny Florida it's been on each day!
Looking straight on to one of the vertical radiators in the kitchen.
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Jenny heats up rivets, to be used on the latest project at the Strasburg Railroad. From a Lerro Productions Rosie the Riveter photo charter.
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The somewhat decayed remnants of the old Commerce Works (Commerce Street works) on the edge of the town centre of Longton in Stoke-on-Trent.
The two bottle kilns contained within a pottery range (works) date back to the late nineteenth century and are now grade II listed and sits on a site at which pottery was being manufactured some time before the construction of these works. Chetham & Woolley seem to have been operating a business here dating back to 1796 and the factory containing this range was eventually taken over in 1873 by Herbert James Aynsley, son of John Aynsley (famous as part of the Aynsley China family) who aquired the site on his son's behalf in 1869.
The range has undergone restoration but seems to have deteriorated with neglect.
Been trying to come up with newer angles for the dragon in Diagon Alley. A fisheye would have done wonders here, but an ultra-wide isn't terrible.
Linen and lace
Mornings are still chilly but afternoons are warm. I go from a blanket and heating pad to as little as possible.
It’s getting to be that time of year where I wear as little as possible. If I’m covered, it has to be fabrics that breathe, like linen, cotton, and silk. Of course, just wearing a top made of holes works too.
Shirt, Banana Republic (thrifted). Tank, Mossimo (thrifted). Skirt, Retro (thrifted). Shoes, Blowfish. Hat, thrifted. Earrings, Zad.
A lone photter braves the conditions to shoot BR 46115 "Scots Guardsman" at Harrington station at the head of Saturday's "Winter Cumbrian Coast Express".
The horrendous forecast had persuaded me that a quiet Saturday indoors was to be the order of the day, however with the rain easing off a bit after lunch I was tempted out but I wasn't going to go far for a dull shot.
I opted to head for Harrington but couldn't decide between a long shot from the station or to stand at the top of Lime Road for a shot of the train on the viaduct.
Wrong choice.
The train coasted around the corner from Moss Bay and continued to coast right through the station, power only being applied as it rolled on to the aforementioned viaduct behind me, rendering all my approach shots useless.
The train might as well have been parked in a siding for all the dynamism it generated.
Anyway, I have digitally inserted some smoke here from another shot from my archives and converted to black and white owing to the red jacket worn by our friend on the platform being the brightest thing in shot.
Teplárna v Ostravě - Svinově, záběr z lávky přes řeku Odru v Hošťálkovicích
Heating plant in Ostrava - Svinov, photo from the footbridge over the Odra River in Hošťálkovice
In an age when air pollution is a big concern to our health, many people don't have other options other than to use wood for heating or cooking.
This visualization uses specific colors to describe which areas on the sun cooled or heated over a 12-hour period. The use of reds and yellows imply that higher temperatures dominated earlier in the time period, while lower temperatures dominated later, meaning that the area showed steady cooling over time, but any heating happened too quickly and impulsively to be measured. The image compares wavelength 211 (which shows material in the 2 million K range) to wavelength 171 (which shows material about ten times cooler).
Credit: NASA/Viall
To read more go to: www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/sunearth/news/colorful-science...
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center enables NASA’s mission through four scientific endeavors: Earth Science, Heliophysics, Solar System Exploration, and Astrophysics. Goddard plays a leading role in NASA’s accomplishments by contributing compelling scientific knowledge to advance the Agency’s mission.
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