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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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Inspired by an article in the latest Jeanne d'Arc Living
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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).
While Flickr will always have the most images of each outfit, follow me on Instagram (/secretjess42) to see the latest pics!
Operation Blackcock, 27th January 1945
Heinsberg, Germany
little moc again, to show, that I'm still alive ^^
soon, there will follow some more I hope ^^
Battle for the Roer Triangle:
By the end of 1944, the frontline in Dutch Limburg had stabilized along several natural barriers. By far the most difficult barrier to cross was the River Maas running along the Dutch - Belgian border. The next barrier was the River Rur, running from the German Eifel area through Heinsberg towards Roermond, where it joins the Maas. From Heinsberg, southwards the famous Siegfried Line or 'West Wall' was formed along the banks of the Rur. Dutch South-Limburg was already liberated in September by the Ninth United States Army, but the area above the Sittard - Geilenkirchen line was still in German hands. Here the front had settled along the "Saefeller Beek", a small creek forming another seemingly immense obstacle. These obstacles formed a triangular area, indeed; it was referred to as the Roermond Triangle, which protruded like a small bulge into the frontline. As a result of the German offensive - Operation Herbstnebel - in the Ardennes (also known as the Battle of the Bulge). The Allies had to withdraw resources to stop the German advance in the American First Army's sector. Therefore the British Second Army's XII Corps, had taken over the task of guarding the frontline north of Sittard for the US Army. The Maas front was guarded by the British VIII Corps.
The British XII Corps was facing the German XII SS Corps, commanded by Günther Blumentritt, which had two infantry divisions present along the frontline between Geilenkirchen and Roermond. In the Roermond area these divisions were strengthened by the Fallschirmjäger-Regiment Hübner.
From Wikipedia
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This is the Glendevon reservoir In Perthshire, It was about -2°C up this hill. Brrr. I found It hard choosing a photo for today as I took so many different types of photos. Oh yeah that's wind turbines at the very back.
Celebrate all things cozy with January's winning theme... The Great Indoors!
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Sink into the warm sunbeams peeking through your windows or hide out from the gloomy days. It's indoors time! Enjoy the mixed seasonal aura, a beautiful balance of cold and warm tones where comfort is the key.
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3 of 52. Theme: My camera.
This Canon FT-QL belonged to my grandfather, I found it back in 2009 whilst rummaging through the cupboards at my gran's house a few months after he had died. She didn't have any use for it, so she gave it to me; must've seen the gleam in my eye. I've been meaning to go buy a hearing aid battery for it for years now, but never seem to find the time, so it currently sits unused in a box full of old film cameras and their accessories. I've had it on display before, but have yet to find a good spot for it in my apartment. Maybe this year I'll finally get around to buying that battery to see if it works still, it hasn't been used in almost forty years actually.
My girlfriend had a good laugh watching me take this shot. I was stood out on the balcony shivering from the cold with my camera on a tripod connected to my computer - so I could better see if I had stepped into the focus as intended - which was sat on one of our kitchen chairs and holding a Magic Mouse in order to be able to 'remotely' trigger the camera. But hey, first 'self portrait' of the year, sort of...
Back to the FT-QL though. It's kind of strange to think that this is the camera that captured my mum's early childhood. She's actually been scanning old slides these past few days, so I've had a chance to see some of the photos my granddad took with it over 45 years ago. It's great, I love looking through old photos, there's something romantic about it. And now I'm slightly sentimental for a time that predates me by a quarter of a century, it's a weird feeling...
We are fortunate here is the San Francisco Bay Area to have the capability of gardens that look pretty good in January.
P1126870.
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#Fujifilm #fujifilm_xseries #X100V #35mm #Cologne during #covid19
Number 9 for 100 flowers 2019.
The wild flower patch at the top of Argyll Gardens on the West Cliff Bournemouth is still blooming away in January !
It snowed in socal on January 31 2014 has not snowed here in about 10 years!:) One of the best last days of the year I could have asked for! Happy New Year.
5th of January in Finland....normally it would be -20 at least but yesterday +4 degrees of Celsius and light rain...not nice
- www.kevin-palmer.com - Clear Creek flows from the Bighorn Mountains into the town of Buffalo. Even though I've frequently driven past it, this was my first time hiking this trail.
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1. Licenced to kill, 2. Untitled, 3. Untitled, 4. on ne voit bien nº 1...
a smudge, a stick - snow crust on ice on blacktop patch. salt scratch signature on january's frozen form.
wouldn't it be nice to be a cat sometimes. with her black fur she soaks up the sun when it comes to visit - much too rarely these days.
Fässberg Cemetery, Gothenburg, Sweden. Mamiya 645 Pro. Sekor 80/2.8. Ilford HP5+@800, Developed in DD-X.
Cars parked on St. Patrick's Hill in Cork City. Added this one, as it's a mirror image from up the hill of this photo from circa 1900...
Date: Monday, 26 January 1970
NLI Ref.: ODEA 69/10