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Colas Tug 60021 takes the line through Lancashire with the 675T 12.58 Carlisle Yard to Chirk Kronospan log train at Hellifield. This turned out to be the last solo run for the Colas Class 60s on this train
60076 passes Catterall with the 11.59 Carlisle - Chirk logs on Wed 12th April 2017.
No sign of this train returning to the S&C as yet!
NO-REG Airbus A321-271NX 11544 Volaris tail cls, primer (D-AVXQ) at Hamburg Finkenwerder XFW/EDHI on 22.06.23
Log: docs.google.com/document/d/16Su_jtpzBrzN9x1gpQd4UpEiwQuLr...
Log Cabin Clipart created with Libre Office Drawing.
The balloons was created with PicsArt and clipart I got off the internet.
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Photo taken at 'Steam in the country' site, near Liphook.
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On the 9th April 2015 Class 66 no. 66849 “Wylam Dilly” approaches Helsby Junction with the 6J37 Carlisle to Chirk log train.
We found a huge pile of freshly cut Pine logs on our walkabouts at the weekend. 2 or 3 of them were sticking out just enough for the kids to explore, climb and take a rest :)
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Captain's Log: Star Date 37566.69
"The situation has taken a serious turn for the worse... We tried to bolt at the last minute, pitching and spiraling, but ended up hopelessly beaching our craft. Our foray into Weingast Dimension 40 has ended in dispair. We are about to be seized at any moment.
I am unable to rely on the crew: most have gone completely nuts and have turned on me... I can't t-t-t-rust anyone now. I feel close to cracking at any time now myself. Someone sure threw a spanner into the works... actually, that might have helped..."
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Our Daily Challenge 19-25 August :Textures
This is a log from a Deodar Cedar made in to a seat by the tree- surgeon
Started March 2010, finished April 2011! It's all Kaffee Fassett fabrics, inspired by this block I made for a bee. Then I was further inspired after going to the first NYC Modern Quilt Guild meeting in February of last year.
Each "log" is about 1.5" finished (except for the center square, which is 2"). The quilt is about 90" square.
Which is why I sent it out for quilting by Shannon of Pieceful Kwilter!
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A trademark of the American Rural Life in the 1800.
This one was found on the Natchez Trace in Mississippi.
"Birch Log Fungi" by Patti Deters. A fallen birch tree branch lays among the autumn leaves, with a striking green mushroom / fungus grow on the log decays on the woodland floor. Please enjoy more of my (nature, landscapes, and more!) images at patti-deters.pixels.com.
The log cabin was built in the early 1970's by my Grandpa, Frank Markgraf, on the original spot of the house he grew up in. The barn was built in either the 1870's or early 1880's when this area was homesteaded by my Great, Great Grandparents.
Rotten Log on Foma 100:
Some time ago I showed this same rotten log as a digital capture:
Now I did „find“ the scene some more times on various rolls of film (posted recently already).
I tried a more worked out version here, although the negative/exposure is pretty bad, I don't know what the heck I focused on and it seems shaken und overexposed, too. But for some strange reason I still like this version.