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First decent snowfall in January this year. Though temperature rose up to 38 deg after that, still there were some decent amount of snow left on ground. Sunset captured at a Golf course.
She was a January girl
She never let on how insane it was
In that tiny kinda scary house
By the woods
By the woods
By the woods
Lyrics by Tori Amos, "Black-Dove"
An unusually warm day (57 degrees!) in January brought this pair of trumpeter swans to the harbor in our northern IL neck of the woods. We were lucky enough to spot them and keep them company for a few hours before they realized there are warmer places to spend the winter!
Today we had a walk along the river front (I really do live in the best place for long impromptu walks with the buggy), picked up a sandwich and a hot chocolate then made our way home to watch President Obama being sworn in as the new US president. History in the making.
A cute little visitor that came by to check out the feeder today. Luckily it was full and they were able to grab a snack or two in the cold.
Hope everyone is doing well.
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My fabric postcard for January made as part of the 6 x 4 lives group challenge. More info about it is on my blog inaminutago
Brent geese, our regular winter visitors, are feeding at Baiter in flocks of 200 and more, and I love to see them. This was taken in the beautiful winter sunshine this morning.
The Luxe Box January Catalog is now live!
The items shown in the above image are the contents of the January Luxe Box.
Group membership will remain open for exactly 24 hours (until 11:59 PM SLT on 15th) for the raised price of L$2500 for last chance opportunity to join and receive this month's box.
Catalog Webpage: www.luxeboxsl.com/january2018
A panic picture on last day of the month. This is a new set up in my living room which isn’t quite the aesthetic I was going for! Husband training for a triathlon equals gear everywhere! Happy to complete the month!
On a fair and sunny day in January, rain soaked January, we have close quarters Anna's hummingbirds. Two males have laid siege to one feeder. They have battled to a stand still and this male could care less about me and glares nastily at the other male sitting in the same bush.
A rather frosty January morning finds Class 114 Driving Trailer E56006 stabled in the yard at Butterley, Midland Railway Centre, 18th January 2019.
Unit History
Introduced in 1956 and built at Derby the fifty two car units of class 114 were the first units delivered under the 1955 modernisation plan. The class 114 units will always be associated with Lincoln and were allocated there from introduction in 1956 until 1986 when five units were transferred to Cambridge for parcels duties. The introduction of second generation DMU’s in 1987 saw many of the units placed into store in Lincoln Holmes Yard whilst hose still in use at the end of 1987 were transferred to Tyseley.
E56006 was purchased from British Rail along with Driving Motor Brake second E5019 in 1992 and moved to the Midland Railway Centre. The pair were the last surviving passenger Class 114 unit being withdrawn in March/June 1992 respectively. During the mid 1990's the set entered traffic in the short lived white with blue stripe "refurbished" livery. In the late 1990's the set was withdrawn for overhaul and E56006 was completed in late 2000. The mechanical overhaul of E50019 was completed around 2005 and it was repainted in its original 1956 green livery to match E56006. The set was then used, however the interior of E50019 was still stripped internally and in the process of restoration, so it ran locked out of use. Gearbox issues and vandalism forced E50019 to be withdrawn from traffic again in the around 2010. Work progresses slowly on E50019 and it still requires completion of its interior.
Prompt: Two adorable cartoon puppies sit in a snowy winter forest beneath the "Goodbye January" text. The West Highland White Terrier wears a cozy sweater and scarf, while the Schnauzer sports a knit hat and warm coat. Both are raising one paw in a cheerful wave. The snowy ground, tall trees, soft blue sky, and decorative snowflakes remain unchanged, preserving the illustrated, storybook cartoon style.
This digital fine art was created using OpenAI Sora AI and Photoshop
we finally got 3 inches of snow. now, if it would only stop raining in between these squabbles, it might actually look like winter around here.
Realizing I'm a year and a half behind on posting pics, I'm going to try posting by month, and play a bit of catch up. Presenting January of '17 (Pardon all the blurry pics :P).
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January 2009 ...
Me, 2 + 1/2 years before ...
Zurich, Switzerland ...
AF-S 105mm 2.8 VR
Zurich, Switzerland