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Tree mushroom in Toronto
Mushrooms are actually the fruiting body of a fungus and late-warning signs that a tree is unwell. By the time there is a mushroom on the bark of the tree, the fungus has already built a network inside and is in the process of consuming the tree from within. Who is asking for help?
Just past sunrise, a Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad freight train blasts through the sagebrush of the San Luis Valley, on its way to 10,015-foot Cumbres Pass. My favorite part of this photo is the fireman sticking his head out the window of the mid-train helper.
© Leanne Boulton, All Rights Reserved
Street photography from Glasgow, Scotland.
Colour re-edit of a shot from July 2017.
The slogan on the bag reads "Every Little Helps" but a well placed crease is hiding the 'E' for a slogan that best matches the position I am in right now.
I'm struggling. Having to pack and downsize means losing things that are precious but not essential. It hurts. I know that I hold on to the memories but the objects related to those memories have been such an important part of my life. Having to do this on an ever decreasing time scale while getting breathless just walking up a flight of stairs still and suffering fatigue from lack of sleep. It's all a bit too much and there is not a lot that helps.
I just needed to share. It helps just a little to let it out. My head is spinning with so much to do.
I wish you all a very wonderful weekend of photography my dear Flickr friends.
Take care and take photos.
Rio Grande SD40T-2s No. 5349, 5345, 5401, 5342, 5410, and 5406 are coupled into a Savage coal train in Helper, Utah the afternoon of Sept. 2, 2000. The unit train will soon depart for the confines and steep grades of Price Canyon to Soldier Summit.
Experimental ! never used the video on my D7000, don't know much about it either, worth a try ;-)). Great old track from the Beatles
Racing up to Scotland with another supply train for Tesco Supermarkets is the 06.16 Daventry - Mossend Euroterminal (4S43), in the hands of DRS Sheds, 66431 and 66429. The train is making good headway as it passes Rugeley Trent Valley running some 20 minutes early.
A Rugeley early-morning classic I've been after for a while so I decided to set the alarm and chance the sun. Helpfully it played ball for one of the more photogenic freight trains of the day, even if it is Shed hauled.
The coal-fired Rugeley Power Station, even in its dormant state, still dominates the scene.
6.53am, 23rd May 2017
AAW April 5 - 12: Cornered
WIT: My poor pets are trapped - what is coming for them???? I used a mag light, set it on the stairs of the landing. Created a shadow with one hand, took a picture with the other.
[C.Y<3Fashion]*Christmas dress*
VANITY EVENT
lm store: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Bliss%20Kingdom/226/13/21
Amtrak 153 heads south into its station stop at Ashland behind a visiting engine from NS. The previous day's train 84 from Norfolk hit a substantial downed tree on the way north, causing significant damage that warranted the replacement engine. As is the tradition for these power swaps, the borrowed engine led a train back to home rails the next day.
Help!! I'm not sure what kind of bird this is! Identification is welcome. Thanks!
Taken August 21, 2020 at 7:09 AM
The two C424m’s that served as as helpers from Hornell are now leading the Delaware & Hudson salt train over the Genesee & Wyoming at Griegsville, New York. NOTE: My slide is labeled as being at Griegsville, but I can’t find anything that resembles this scene on Google maps. Pleae let me know if this is another location.
Taken from film HELP (1965).
Here I stand head in hand
Turn my face to the wall
If she's gone I can't go on
Feeling two foot small
Everywhere people stare
Each and every day
I can see them laugh at me
And I hear them say
Hey you've got to hide your love away
Hey you've got to hide your love away
www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8nLraecPRY
Entered in the Award Tree Challenge 181.0 ~ Music Works ~
Me, proudly displaying one of the baked goodies I made for Christmas dinner, my bro’ Tom took the photo… ☺
Sally (Just Me) tagged me :-) …. so here are 16 random things about me:
1. I’m a happy person…my glass is almost always ½ full…
2. I was in a big hurry to grow up…I graduated from high school in 3 years and completed my mba when I was 22…I am baffled to this day, why I was in such a hurry…
3. I am a sucker for tweed and paisley
4. I’m a 2nd generation American…. 3 of my 4 grandparents were born abroad (2 in Greek Isles, 1 in Czechoslovakia…)
5. I’ve always loved music…from my earliest memories…my Mom placed our coffee table in front of the tv when I was a toddler as I would dance with total abandon anytime music was played (she was afraid I would crash into the tv ;-P)
6. I suffer from vertigo
7. I love to lose myself in films with amazing cinematography
8. I sometimes get panic attacks when driving on the highway
9. Once I got to sit in the captain’s seat in a DC-10 aircraft for about 30 minutes as it was flying over the rocky mountains to San Francisco (I am not a pilot)…it was fantastic beyond words…
10. In one 10 year period I lived in Memphis-Miami-Singapore-Memphis-Hong Kong-Memphis
11. I like geeky, quirky, obscure…remote…things off the beaten path make me happy
12. People often tell me their secrets…since I was a child…friends, strangers, etc…
13. I find it strangely comforting to be surrounded by people speaking a language I do not understand
14. One of the jobs I was offered out of grad school was to be a lobbyist for a gas pipeline company…I had to decline, as I’m a total tree hugger…
15. I love exploring big cities, but crowds make me nervous (can you believe I lived happily in Hong Kong?)
16. Contrary to what the above shot might imply…. I am far from a kitchen magician. I do enjoy cooking, but in the past, the men in my life did most of the cooking. However, I must admit…. the above pie was pretty de-lish… ☺
CN 2444 makes a surprise appearance on L581 after being left in Paris that night by A434 to help pinch hit for an ailing GP40-2W on 581.
I would say it was worth staying up late and being tired as hell all day at work today.
We have 9 different species of hawks in Minnesota. A few of them look very similar to the eye of a layman.
It helps me when they have at least one very distinguishing feature, like this red-tailed hawk.
(Photographed near Cambridge, MN)
Die Ukrainer/inen die hier bei uns in Gütersloh gestrandet sind bedanken sich herzlichst bei der Stadt Gütersloh - Kulturportal Gütersloh - bei allen Güterslohern die sie hier herzlichst aufgenommen haben und für jede Art von Hilfe / Unterstützung .
Dankeschön Gütersloh
Українці, які опинилися тут, у Гютерсло, хочуть подякувати місту Гютерсло - Kulturportal Gütersloh - усім жителям Гютерсло, які тепло прийняли їх тут, і за будь-яку допомогу / підтримку.
Дякую, Гютерсло
The Ukrainians who are stranded here in Gütersloh would like to thank the city of Gütersloh - Kulturportal Gütersloh - all Güterslohers who have warmly welcomed them here and for any kind of help / support.
Thanks to Gütersloh
Helpers on a northbound coal train bound for the main east of Gillette passes the south wye switch to the Coal Creek loadout. As this is a joint BNSF-UP line, helpers are made up of power from both roads
copyright © Genevieve Dietrich. All rights reserved.
These are kittens I fostered in 2004 for HART. An urgent plea for help from HART follows. If you live in Northern Virginia you might be able to help. If you do not live in Northern Virginia and would like to help you can look for a local rescue group working with the animals displaced by Katrina:
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In response to the tragic events caused by Hurricane Katrina, a team of HART volunteers will travel to the affected area this Friday to bring back displaced pets. It is our hope to provide temporary safe haven and eventually reunite these unfortunate animals with their families or, where necessary, find them new homes. To that end, HART has an immediate and urgent need for:
- foster homes for cats and dogs;
- crates to use in transporting animals; and
- medical and other pet supplies.
Each of you can make a huge difference in the lives of these pets and their families, the victims of Hurricane Katrina. Here's how . . .
- FOSTER a cat or dog for a couple of months!
We desperately need more fosters to accommodate the additional cats and dogs we will bring back from the stricken areas. Whether you foster an existing HART pet to make room for Katrina's victims, or whether you take in a displaced animal, you allow HART to make a difference! You alone determine how many animals we can help this weekend! If you can foster, please send an e-mail to hartsince1990@yahoo.com . While in foster, HART will provide funds for all medical expenses. (Special thanks to the fosters who have already come forward! You are already making a difference!)
- Donate transport crates. If you do not have a used crate you can spare, consider purchasing a new one. We need these crates by the end of the day, this Thursday, September 15, for our transport on Friday. Think about it, one life at a time, you can make a difference just by providing HART with one crate.
- Donate medical and other pet supplies. Please donate canned and dry pet food, leashes, collars, towels, comforters, and other supplies. Especially, ask your vet to donate any kind of medical supplies that might be helpful in this type situation, such as flea/tick treatment, bandages, antibiotics, etc..
Please help. We must have these items to succeed with our Friday transport!
And, if you can't foster or drop off supplies, we still really, really need your financial support! With extra funds we can secure additional boarding at local vets and help more victims of Katrina. Visit www.HART90.org to donate.
There are so many ways to help. Whatever you do, do something!
Due foto qui sotto trovate un ritratto fatto a Giovanna.
Grazie ad una segnalazione di Eric, mi sono reso conto del fatto che tale foto è stata considerata "inadeguata" .
Vi prego, giudicate voi stessi quanto possa essere bacata la mentalità perversa di chi ha potuto giudicare la foto come "inadeguata".
Grazie :)