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Perched in a comfortable position, this spider is ready for some sky high action.
Pushing on that trigger is like pulling magic into my very soul...Darrell.
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Thank you to everyone for your visits to my photo-stream....very much appreciated !
The Little Lakes Valley trail at the end of Rock Creek Road is aa great hike for those who want a taste of the high Sierra without having to work to get there. The trail starts at Mosquito Flat, elevation 10,250 ft and continues along a chain of beautiful small lakes, with only moderate elevation gains in between. This is Marsh Lake, the second lake.
I tried some new techniques for processing high contrast images here and am quite pleased with the results. Thank you Michael Frye!
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Mount Spalding, The Sawtooth and Mount Bierstadt (left-to-right) as seen from Guanella Pass, Colorado.
Former SOU High Hood GP38-2 #5194 hauls a massive cut of cars at the Lafayette East yard with two other NS EMDs right behind it (5/8/23).
Norfolk Southern local V30 , an EMD GP 38-2 (High Hood) crossing the Kanawha Canal Drawbridge at Richmond, VA on its way back to yard office after dropping off cars at the local Coca Cola plant.
GLC's high bay where their drop table and crane are located is much different than it was when I was a kid. Recently GLC spray foamed the entire high bay to help insulate and keep the building warm. Until they did this the entire section of the shop was large windows that were cold drafty and not very efficient, also with the upgrade to make up for the lack of sun light they installed LED lighting. Here is what it used to look like. flic.kr/p/s7ACNQ
I just wanna taste it, I just wanna taste it ...Watermelon sugar high
Kario Flex in Donky shorts from Copco by Sibilla. I don't know why they call them Donky shorts but they look awesome. Get em now at the Inithium Event.
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Taken after a seemingly never ending drive, bit later than we'd have liked so sadly the light was going, but the colour was there, but the camera didn't seem to pick it up very well and I've really struggled making it look as close to life as possible, but I'm mostly happy with the result. Would have been nice not to have to use ISO1250 though
The Lancaster and Chester Railway moves the first cut of an ADM grain train east near Lancaster, SC. Leading the train is one of 3 remaining blue engines on the roster, high-hood GP38AC #2866. With the G&O's acquisition of the L&C slowly but surely G&O black engines have started to show up, and more recently new repaints have been getting a fresh coat of black as opposed to the classic baby blue. A sad sight for sure, but the good news is the L&C is growing like crazy and seems poised to only get busier...
Auswahlfoto:
Für“Happy Macro Monday“ am 17.10.2022.
Thema:“HIGH KEY“.
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The River Tamar forms the boundary between Cornwall and Devon. Rising only 4 miles from Bude and the Atlantic Ocean, it flows south, slowly at first, for nearly 50 miles to the English Channel. In its middle reaches, the River Tamar winds its way through steep wooded country.
This is also an area strewn with the relics of two centuries of mining and is part of Cornwall's and West Devon's World Heritage Site. On the Cornish side is Cotehele Quay, once a busy port on which the local community depended. It is now looked after by the National Trust. Several times a year, at the height of the spring tide, the quays disappear under water.
The immediate thought is .. where's it gone?
Here's how it came to be .. with a rather nice picture too!