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Can't say I'm excited about all the Super Bowl nonsense, but at least the IDS looks cool.
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The IDS remains the tallest building in the downtown Minneapolis skyline for several decades now. While there have been newer, more ornate buildings constructed that are now also highly prominent in the skyline, none have surpassed the IDS tower's height. Enjoy!
Catching the late afternoon sun at Velký Osek in September 2023. IDS Cargo Škoda pairing of 121 084 & 121 041 had an assortment of cement silo wagons in tow forming freight 53319 from Děčín-Prostředni Žleb to Břeclav přednádraží from where the train would be taken forward into Slovakia.
Many thanks to the FM-Online member who clarified the identity of this freight.
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Lokomotiva 742.522-6 ještě ve svém původním "armádním" nátěru, ale již pod novým vlastníkem IDS Cargo, stojí odstavena na vlečce teplárny ve Zlíně.
A white fungi growing on the end of a felled tree at Fall Creek State Park, Felton, CA, USA.
Google Lens IDs this as The image displays a crust-like fungus known as Cracked Lichen Fungus (Xylobolus frustulatus), also commonly referred to as Ceramic Fungus. It is characterized by its white to brownish, hard, blocky surface that resembles cracked ceramic tiles. This fungus typically grows on the dead wood of hardwood trees, particularly oak logs.
On New Years Eve day 2021, Norfolk Southern local train C89 switches out coil steel cars at the IDS Steel Warehouse in Macedonia.
Az IDS Cargo 193 445-ös pályaszámú Vectronja halad március 16-án Choťánkynál, a Nex 69115-ös számú, Děčín Prostřední Žlebről Lhotka nad Bečvouba tartó tartályvonattal.
IDS Cargo 193 445 passes near Choťánky on 16th of March, with a tanker train, nr. Nex 69115, from Děčín Prostřední Žleb to Lhotka nad Bečvou.
This was a development aircraft for the RSAF Tornado Sustainment Program (TSP). It was operated jointly by the MoD and BAE Systems, being based at the latter's Warton complex.
Photograph taken from Brink Rigg above the Thirlmere Reservoir in Cumbria.
Lokomotiva 742.522-6 ještě ve svém původním "armádním" nátěru, ale již pod novým vlastníkem IDS Cargo, stojí odstavena na vlečce teplárny ve Zlíně.
For two weeks during September 2013, RAF Coningsby became a hive of activity with the base hosting guests from the Royal Saudi Air Force (RSAF). The RSAF joined the Royal Air Force to take part in Exercise Saudi-British Green Flag.
The exercise, starting on September 4th, saw a RSAF force of 4 Panavia Tornado IDS and 4 Eurofighter Typhoon aircraft.
One of several Royal Saudi Air Force Tornado's that were used by BAe Systems at Warton for the "Tornado Sustainment Program" (TSP), to upgrade the RSAF aircraft. The aircraft received British military serials during the development and ZH917 is seen here returning to Warton minus the two 2000lb inert bombs from the previous image and, unfortunately, minus the sun. 30/01/2008.
7505 Tornado IDS 75 Sqn Royal Saudi Air Force taxis in on arrival at RAF Lossiemouth for a deployment.
This Tornado 45+71 from Taktisches Luftwaffengeschwader 33 (TLG 33 or TaktLwG 33) in Büchel went on static display with a special TTTE tail scheme. [RIAT 2015]
Na koleji číslo 2a stanice Zlín-střed je odstavena souprava vozů Uacs s lokomotivou 740.758-8 (IDS) v čele.
Luftwaffe Panavia Tornado IDS 45+66 taxis after arrival at RAF Fairford to take part in the 2018 Royal International Air Tattoo.
Italian Air Force, RSV Tornado CSX7041/RS-01 in a colourful 60th anniversary colour scheme at RAF Fairford on 17th July 2017.
Panavia Tornado IDS MLU, Italian AF (Aeronautica Militare), 6° Stormo, reg. MM7073/6-34.
Iniochos 2018, Andravida AFB (Gr). March 2018.
For full story see angle-of-attack.eu/2018/05/01/iniochos-2018/
This morning, 1 September 2019, I have posted 7 more photos from our fungus foray in West Bragg Creek, on 30 August.
"This attractive mushroom has a cinnabar cap that is covered with mealy granules, and a stem that is distinctively sheathed. It is a saprobe under conifers, helping to decompose needle duff and forest debris. The color of the cap and the habitat under conifers, together with its fairly large size, will separate Cystoderma cinnabarinum from many other species of Cystoderma--but microscopic analysis (details below) may be required to separate it from a handful of potentially similar species."
mushroomexpert.com/cystoderma_cinnabarinum.html
Note: any IDs given are always tentative, even when we have been provided with an ID. Fungi are not easy to identify and caution must always be taken if a person picks mushrooms for eating! Unless you are a trained specialist, never eat wild mushrooms.
How many fungus species are there? It depends on what you read. For example, the two comments below are extremely different!
"Currently, there are over 10,000 known types of mushrooms. That may seem like a large number, but mycologists suspect that this is only a fraction of what's out there! We can put these various species in one of 4 categories: saprotrophic, mycorrhizal, parasitic, and endophytic." From link below.
www.mushroom-appreciation.com/types-of-mushrooms.html
"Even scientists don’t currently agree on how many fungi there might be but only about 120,000 of them have been described so far." From link below.
www.lanl.gov/museum/news/newsletter/2018/01/fungi.php
Two days ago, on 30 August 2019, I went with a small group of friends to search for fungi at West Bragg Creek, west of Calgary. I had been hoping for a bright, sunny day that would allow enough light into the forest for photography. However, that was not the case, but at least we didn't have rain, unlike yesterday and today, overcast and raining. Most unwelcome weather for a long weekend. I'm wearing a sweater, and have turned on the heating. Is this really still summer? In fact, did we actually have a summer? High temperature yesterday was 14C and it's only 12C as I type.
What we did have was the joy of finding enough fungi to keep us happy. We sure had to work hard to see them, with even more bush-whacking than usual. The forest floor is treacherous there, with such a dense blanket of soft moss, that you never knew when you were going to suddenly sink. In contrast, there are a lot of fallen trees and broken branches to trip you. Unfortunately, we did have one casualty that resulted in blood, and no doubt a few bruises today. I find that every single step you take needs to be done with great caution - and with good friends who help when necessary! We got a real workout and I definitely feel painful today.
When I arrived at the parking lot first thing, a huge, lit sign said "Warning - bears in the area"! Not the first time that has happened, and I know I would never go exploring on my own. As it was, the only animals we saw were Maggie and Ben, our leader's Beagles.