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While travelling along the many byways of Nova Scotia, I happened to be driving toward the town of Berwick. However, just before steering into the town, instead I turned left now driving away from this place. The road less travelled, I thought and went hunting for opportunities. I pulled over onto the shoulder to check my bearings when a car sped by.
I watched as the vehicle climbed the hill and jumped out with my longer lens already attached. Firing off a few shots, I wanted to catch him at the last moment before it disappeared over the crest. In the next moment the vehicle was gone and I had captured what seemed worthy. This did seem to be the road less travelled.
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Fortunately, the best looking engine of this consist was the leader. Pan Am's Maine Central heritage GP9, the 52, is leading a pair of ex-CN GP40-2LWs with a short MAWA, coming down the hill at the Snakeroot Road outside Pittsfield. The 52 rarely gets out on the road, but it's a nice treat to see it out, and leading, although Pan Am has regrettably removed most of the signals on this formerly CTC equipped line, leaving far less props on this somewhat bland line, from a scenery standpoint.
Winner of Birder's World magazine's Photo of the Week.
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The interconnected mesas that make up the Waterpocket Fold at Capitol Reef National Park light up a beautiful red at sunset, April, 2023. The one on the right reminded me of a locomotive, hence the title of this photo with my thanks to Ian Anderson.
The Digger memorial , a remembrance cenotaph in many small towns throughout Australia . They were erected at the end of the Great War of 1914 -18 . A permanent reminder of the huge sacrifice this young country paid with the lost of so many young lives in time of war .
With a population of fewer than 5 million , 416,809 enlisted , 62,000 were killed and 156,000 wounded gasses or taken prisoner .
Anzac Day . Less We Forget .
1976 Bentley T-Series (1965-1977) Mark II (1970-1977) Model 4-door Saloon (SWB)
Unfortunately, I wĺill have less time to spend on FLICKR in the coming period due to my study 'Drone Pilot Advanced EASA Specific-Category STS-01/PDRA-S01' 🚁
I keep trying to post 2 automotives a day on my stream and not in groups except by request
With less than 18 minutes left to work, UP train YKS62-29 tries making it as close as it can to UP's 18th St. Yard with a transfer drag from KCS's Knoche Yard. They're seen here on Main Track 1 of the UP KC Metro Sub by St. Louis Ave. A pair of SD40N's provide the power as usual. 5/29/21.
Phoeniconaias minor.
Lesser flamingo.
Aspecto típico de los flamencos, aunque de un tamaño claramente menor que el flamenco común, lo que es especialmente visible si observamos ejemplares de las dos especies juntos. Plumaje de coloración rosa intenso que el del flamenco común. Posee un pico muy oscuro.
El flamenco enano llega como divagante hasta Marruecos, y también parece que la mayoría de los registros españoles y del sur de Francia podrían corresponder a aves venidas desde el noroeste de África, tal vez acompañando en sus migraciones a los flamencos comunes. En España tiene una presencia muy escasa pero regular, llegando a criar algunos años en la laguna de Fuente de Piedra (Málaga).
Durante varios años se han observado algunos ejemplares en el parque natural de El Hondo y alrededores.
El flamenco enano tiene su principal zona de cría en el sur del Sáhara, en los lagos del valle del Rift en Etiopía, Tanzania y Kenia .
La foto no tiene la calidad habitual por su lejanía pero si que es testimonial de su presencia en la zona.
With less than 1 hour to go before sunset, West Coast driver Mick Kelly on 60103 Flying Scotsman crosses the viaduct over the River Eden with the return Carlisle - Liverpool charter train. Always a bit of a dilemma where to place the engine with this type of location, but I personally chose the slightly longer smoke trail, fortunately this also helped in hiding the first of the three pullman coaches in the rake.
Incredibly my last visit to this location was in November 1988 with 8F 48151.
One of the most numerous and widespread diving ducks in North America, especially on inland waters. Can be very active when feeding, diving and surfacing repeatedly. In winter often seen on lakes and bays in dense flocks, numbering hundreds or even thousands, and often with no other species of ducks associated with them. The two species of scaup sometimes occur in the same places, but they tend to keep to themselves rather than mixing freely.
from audubon.org
What could I say ? The landscape speaks for itself. When crowds are stacked in Zadar or Split, this place is almost empty. a some people in the port, hike 30min and you'll be on your own. Sounds like the older I get the less I understand people.
Anyway, you want Etretat, Moher ? I rise you Telasica Nature Park.
Featuring crystal clear water, salted water lake and sea urchins. A freaking lot of sea urchins.
Little news ! I've started an IG account, @backpacking_bear feel free to take a look !
#126 EXPLORE (best position till now)
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many thanks for the kind words given by Venkane (Nena)..
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I have many assosiation on this photo ....Simplicity...pure...girl ..tenderness...softness...baby..pink...perfumed postcard...
Wonderful photo....