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Després d'uns mesos amb la línia tancada per obres de millora a la infraestructura i al material rodant, des del dia 5 de desembre que torna a circular el Train Jaune. Una de les fotos que vaig poder fer ahir va ser aquesta a Vilafranca de Conflent, un punt que feia anys que buscava.
Después de unos meses con la línea por obras de mejora en la infraestructura y al material rodante, desde el día 5 de diciembre que vuelve a circular el Train Jaune. Una de las fotos que pude hacer ayer fue esta en Villefranche de Conflent, un punto que hacía años que buscaba.
This astonishing supercell mesocyclone is just one frame from my new timelapse film I recently shot in Tornado Alley nofollow">weatherholidays. The film is a work in progress. I will be posting more images from the film in the coming weeks. The film will be published on my YouTube Channel.
(Image taken in New Mexico).
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vukovo meso (fistulina hepatica) volovski jezik, volovska jetra, jetrenica, jetrenka, jestiva dok je mlada iz porodice( fistulinaceae)
A freebuild for Brethren of the Brick Seas on Eurobricks. Meso-American style watch tower inspired by the style of Gideon's Jungle Temple. Also I obtained one of the new Lego jaguars and desperately needed to build something to show it off! :)
A Myzec warrior takes Colonel Dirk Allcock to an overgrown watchtower on the outskirts of Myzectlan where the guards have reported frequent sightings of one of the elusive big cats prolific on Cascadia. In the early hours of the morning, Dirk finally sights one of the islands magnificent jaguars.
Well, it seems each Summer Joust the duration of build time for my first build gets longer: I started this quite a while ago, but at least it's here now. I hope you like it! I was inspired by the Aztec Game where they try to hit the ball through the stone hoops. I tried to make the ring smaller, but couldn't get that done. Also I tried to make the posing more dramatic, but couldn't do that without cheating with glue or something, which I had rather not ;) . I'm happy with it though, been a while since I had done a Meso-American MOC: or any MOC at all, for that matter!
What a day this one turned out to be. Definitely one of the top scenes of the summer for me in Arizona. I had been chasing around the Camp Verde area earlier and saw a little rotating storm, then headed north of Cottonwood to watch this one roll off the mountains. It was a bigger cell earlier but as it came over the mountains, it split into two and the left side suddenly became this brief but gorgeously sculpted mesocyclone. I was freaking out at the time and I have the entire genesis of the storm on time-lapse (which you can see in my Monsoon II film).
This was a shot with my third camera and a lightning trigger…you can make out the bolt there on the right side of the cell.
Hoping to get lucky and see more of this kind of thing next summer!
An entry for the Summer Joust 2018 in the Meso-American category and a freebuild for Brethren of the Brick Seas on Eurobricks.
This was one of those builds that took ages and I am finally glad that it is finished. The build looks far bigger in real life, the photos make it seem quite compact!
Anyway, thanks for looking, good luck to all those competing in the Summer Joust this year and thank you once again to all the organisers!
[CAT]: Uns 9 mesos han hagut de transcòrrer per poder fotografiar circulacions a la mina de Sallent. En aquest cas la 254.01 a la platja de vies, maniobrant per posar-se al capdevant d'un potasser.
[ES]: Unos 9 meses han tenido que transcurrir para poder fotografiar circulaciones en la mina de Sallent. En este caso la 254.01 en la playa de vías, maniobrando para ponerse al frente de un potasero.
Sometimes in Arizona you get lucky when you're out chasing and happen to stumble on a storm that not only looks pretty great from far away, but it also suddenly begins to form structure on it right before your eyes and the next thing you know, you have a bonafide mesocyclone. These are kind of a rare occurrence out here, but lately they seem to be happening more often. EIther they've always happened and no one sees them in the wide open lands of Arizona, thus an influx of storm chasers has suddenly revealed these hidden gems...or El Nino and climate change are the reasons. Or a combination of both. Either way...August 2nd south of Holbrook was amazing!
Not the most angry and intense storm ever, but this is Arizona! Such a treat to see something like this.
Meso-American Cloud Forest Exhibit - S.F. Conservatory of Flowers
Epiphytic ferns, orchids, bromeliads and mosses (no labels provided)
San Francisco, California
9 meses ya...
No te acerques a mi tumba sollozando.
No estoy allí. No duermo ahí.
Soy como mil vientos soplando.
Soy como un diamante en la nieve, brillando.
Soy la luz del sol sobre el grano dorado.
Soy la lluvia gentil del otoño esperado,
cuando despiertas en la tranquila mañana.
Soy la bandada de pájaros que trina,
soy también las estrellas que tilitan,
mientras cae la noche en tu ventana.
Por eso, no te acerques a mi tumba sollozando
No estoy allí. Yo no morí.
Plegaria indígena (extraída de la red)
As the messy part of the meso started to move over my area, I was about to blast east to get out from under it, but stopped and stood outside as the storm glowed a beautiful turquoise blue. I've seen videos of storms that appeared a green/blue due to the sunlight's angle on the storm, but seeing it first hand in person was absolutely mesmerizing. Lightning was striking all around, and the hail shaft came extremely close up on the left of this photo as I snapped away. While I didn't notice it during this time, after looking back at this image I noticed a part of the storm that looked like it was producing a funnel. It's rather hard to tell due to how wide angle I was shooting, but in the center of the frame above the road, let me know what you think it might be. Scud, or a funnel cloud? Anyways, I was going to post pictures of the supercell I saw back on the beginning of October, but I came across this photo from June and thought it was much more post worthy. Hope you enjoy!
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Quimet és un periquito mascle de la varietat PIO RECESSIU. També se'ls crida periquitos danesos, degut al fet que aquesta mutació va aparèixer per primera vegada a Copenhaguen en l'any 1932 . Les característiques que els diferencien del periquito estandard són les següents:
-En els exemplars adults l'ull no presenta l'anell blanc, mostrant sempre un aspecte juvenil.
-La potes tant en mascles com en femelles són sempre rosades.
-La cera nasal no és blava en els mascles, sinó rosada o púrpura. En les femelles té un color os o blanc.
-Colorit distribuït de forma totalment diferent als periquitos estandard.
-Alguns autors diuen que el seu creixement és més lent i triguen més en fer-se adults.
En el cas de Quimet, aquesta última característica és certa, ja que va per als vuit mesos d'edat i encara està canviant plomes de la primera muda, quan el normal és als sis mesos haver realitzat la primera muda completa. També podria dir que aquesta varietat sembla més llesta, ja que els altres periquitos que he tingut, han començat a parlar als 6 o 7 mesos i Quimet als quatre mesos i mig ja parlava.
ESP:
Quimet es un periquito macho de la variedad PIO RECESIVO. También se les llama periquitos daneses, debido a que esta mutación apareció por primera vez en Copenhague en el año 1932.
Las características que les diferencian del periquito estandard son las siguientes:
-En los ejemplares adultos el ojo no presenta el anillo blanco, mostrando siempre un aspecto juvenil.
-La patas tanto en machos como en hembras son siempre rosadas.
-La cera nasal no es azul en los machos, sinó rosada ó púrpura. En las hembras tiene un color hueso ó blanco.
-Colorido distribuido de forma totalmente diferente a los periquitos estandard.
-Algunos autores dicen que su crecimiento es más lento y tardan más en hacerse adultos.
En el caso de Quimet, esta última característica es cierta, ya que va para los ocho meses de edad y todavía está cambiando plumas de la primera muda, cuando lo normal es a los seis meses haber realizado la primera muda completa.
También podría decir que esta variedad parece más lista, ya que los otros periquitos que he tenido, han empezado a hablar a los 6 ó 7 meses y Quimet a los cuatro meses y medio ya hablaba.
Sorocaba is a Brazilian municipality in the metropolitan region of Sorocaba, São Paulo Metropolitan of Meso Macro and Micro Region of Sorocaba, São Paulo state. It is the fourth most populous in the interior of São Paulo (preceded by Campinas, São José dos Campos and Ribeirão Preto) and the most populous region of the south of São Paulo, with a population of 1,229,231 inhabitants (IBGE 2013) and therefore a regional capital. The micro-region of Sorocaba has fifteen municipalities, totaling more than 1,324,176 inhabitants and its metropolitan area comprises 26 municipalities totaling approximately 1.8 million inhabitants. It has an area of 456.0 km ², with 371.3 square kilometers of urban area and rural area of 84.7 km ². The municipality is integrated - along with the Greater São Paulo metropolitan region of Campinas and Santos area - the Expanded Metropolitan Complex, a megalopolis that more than 30 million people (about 75% of São Paulo's population) and is the first agglomeration urban type in the southern hemisphere.
Over the last twelve years, the city has undergone several urbanization projects, becoming today one of the ten most beautiful cities in the state of São Paulo. Sorocaba received urbanization of streets and avenues, preparing for the traffic it receives on a daily basis, mainly vehicles from other cities (Sorocaba microregion). The city is an important industrial center of the state of São Paulo and Brazil. The city has 106 km of bike paths created in the main avenues of the city, and you can cross it only using bicycles for transportation. The planning of the municipality provides for the construction of the largest cycling network in Latin America in the coming years and the establishment of a system of public bicycles, similar to the European cities of Barcelona and Paris. Currently, it is the second largest cycling network in Brazil, behind only Rio de Janeiro.
Source: Wikipedia
Després de mesos sense veure a aquesta unitat, avui ha tocat veure-la de nou fent el servei del migdia entre LaTour de Carol i Vilafranca de Conflent. Cal dir que he aprofitat per treure una mica de suc a la 600D que es va comprar fa uns mesos el meu pare, obtenint uns resultats més que bons (des del meu punt de vista). A la foto tenim al Z 152, fabricat per Stadler, creuant el viaducte que li dona accés al Terme Municipal d'Estavar.
Después de meses sin ver a esta unidad, hoy ha tocado verla de nuevo haciendo el servicio del mediodía entre LaTour de Carol y Villefranche de Conflent. Cabe decir que he aprovechado para sacarle un poco de partido a la 600D que se compró hace unos meses mi padre, obteniendo unos resultados más que buenos (desde mi punto de vista). En la foto tenemos al Z 152 fabrocado por Stadler, cruzando el viaducto que le da acceso al Término Municipal de Estavar.
Català: És habitual que en els mesos d'estiu algú o altre posi una foto trenera de fred i neu per tal de refrescar les pantalles dels nostres ordinadors, i aquest és el propòsit d'aquesta imatge. Aquí veiem la UT470-117M arribant a Calaf amb el Regional nº15625 entre l'Hospitalet de Llobregat i Lleida-Pirineus.
Castellano: Es habitual que en los meses de verano alguno u otro ponga una foto trenera de frio y nieve para refrescar las pantallas de nuestros ordenadores, y este es el propósito de esta imagen. Aquí vemos a la UT470-117M llegando a Calaf con el Regional nº15625 entre el Hospitalet de Llobregat y Lleida-Pirineus.
Alex Chiu is a Portland muralist, illustrator, comic book artist, and cartoonist. I photographed him on the south side of the Micro Enterprise Services of Oregon (MESO) building on NE Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. in Portland, Oregon.
OREGON ART BEAT:
www.pbs.org/video/alex-chiu-psqsos/
Alex Chiu, muralist | grades 6-12
Season 1 Episode 17
- Després d'uns mesos apartat de Flickr tornem, en aquest cas amb una foto ja amb uns quants anys. En aquest cas veiem un TECO esperant a la via 3 de Binéfar el creuament amb un altre mercaderies direcció Zaragoza.
- Después de unos meses apartado de Flickr volvemos, en este caso con una foto con unos cuantos años. Aquí vemos un TECO esperando en la via 3 de Binéfar el cruce con otro mercante dirección Zaragoza.
- After a few months away from Flickr we return, in this case with a photo with a few years. Here we see a container waiting in ttrack 3 in Binéfar for the crossing with other freight in the direction of Zaragoza.
269-703 + TECO, Binéfar, 03-2000
Well, it seems each Summer Joust the duration of build time for my first build gets longer: I started this quite a while ago, but at least it's here now. I hope you like it! I was inspired by the Aztec Game where they try to hit the ball through the stone hoops. I tried to make the ring smaller, but couldn't get that done. Also I tried to make the posing more dramatic, but couldn't do that without cheating with glue or something, which I had rather not ;) . I'm happy with it though, been a while since I had done a Meso-American MOC: or any MOC at all, for that matter!
An entry for the Summer Joust 2018 in the Meso-American category and a freebuild for Brethren of the Brick Seas on Eurobricks.
This was one of those builds that took ages and I am finally glad that it is finished. The build looks far bigger in real life, the photos make it seem quite compact!
Anyway, thanks for looking, good luck to all those competing in the Summer Joust this year and thank you once again to all the organisers!