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RKO_3741. Diving Common Kingfisher! Another image of this series! Some other images will be uploaded in due time....LOL
It was one of my annual goals to get some acceptable diving shots of this blue arrow! I guess "mission completed"!
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MV KASTEL NOVI, fishing vessel moored in Mission Harbour on the Fraser River
Mission, British Columbia
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Every year it's the same. A single week of beautiful sunny autumn weather with trees in unbelievable full color and the trouble to hit a free day to be able to chase it with the camera. Too early or too late means much less or no color at all in trees and a year to be wasted. Luckily I've made it again, phew! Mission accomplished...
ORIENTALIKA 2021
- SLT 2021/10/14 (Thu) 7:00 AM ~11/07 (SUN) 8:00 AM
- JST 2021/10/15 (金) 0:00 ~ 11/07 (日) 24:00
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* M^2 * Japanese Ancient Temple walls
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Mission San José de Tumacácori.
Founded by Jesuit Father Eusebio Francisco Kino in January 1691, Mission San Cayetano de Tumacácori was the first mission to be located in what is now Arizona, and was part of the global Spanish mission system of colonization that attempted to create a self-sufficient agricultural community, convert local Indians to the Catholic religion, and generate revenue for Spain.
One of the vintage army planes at the Warbirds over Whiteside air show at the Whiteside Co. Airport in Rock Falls,IL. yesterday.Though smaller than previous years,the planes in attendance showed some great history from World War II aviation...
I got a few snaps while visiting my twin boys and husband at Boy Scout camp "Scout a Vista".
Mission Ridge, Wenachee, WA.
3-12-16.
Realising yesterday that Mars Mission is fifteen years old meant I suddenly had to build another Claw Tank tribute. This one is moving away from the original set and into a more GI Joe design, big and chonk, equal parts aggressive and goofy. I had the large orange treaded WIP lying around for ages (a failed Hibernia digger) so most of that got remixed into this monstrosity.
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Firefiek.
I winced as I limped down the corridor.
"How much time did you say I had again?"
|Sabre:| "2 minutes, 37 seconds, counting."
Pain slowly crept it's way up my leg- blood was slowly trickling from the jagged gash the virbo-blade had indented into my armor and skin.
The duel had cost me time.
Time I don't have.
The familiar blueprint of the factory materialized in my HUD, marking the closest route to the rendezvous point.
|Sabre:| "Sir, you have less than 2 minutes."
I heard the apprehension in his voice.
"What are my chances of making it Sabre?"
|Sabre:| "32%, dropping every second."
"Perfect."
Straining, I forced myself to run, to outrun the pain- it caught up with me.
I clenched my jaw- rounding the corner I felt the blast of laser bolts pepper the durasteel wall.
Almost there.
The green timer morphed into blood-red.
13 seconds.
More blasts.
9 seconds.
The doors swooshed open, revealing the entry ladder.
6 seconds.
I scrambled up, as the white opening grew larger and larger.
2 seconds.
Blue arms heaved me up as the flames surged and poured out the hatch.
|Sabre:| "Knew you'd make it Sir."
I took a deep breath.
"Next time, I set the timers."
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Back at the command post, we were informed the city had been won, and were handed over prisoners to escort to the cruiser.
Due to unfortunate circumstances, the route there would take a slight detour into a part of the city, where the fighting had been thickest.
The silence there was interrputed only by quiet flickering of flames, as the city seemed to decay and crumble in our very sight.
Part of the exterior wall of the city still remained, even after all the artillery bombardment.
I heard shuffling and a grunt behind me- before I could look, the ground in front of me blazed red with blaster fire.
I tripped over a droids head as I dove for cover.
HQ buzzed over the comm.
"Captain Havoc, please report status on prisoner escort."
"We've had a minor inconvenience."
"ETA?"
"I'll get back to you on that."
King Magnus, Alessa and Theo have successfully completed the Fairelands Quest, The Seven Layers of Joy, Part 1 and Part 2.
At the arboretum it's not unusual for the Egret to take off and fly across to the other side of the lake. And yet, it's nearly impossible for me to be able to capture the moment!
During this trip, however, I managed to actually get it in frame just moments before it landed high in a tree at the far end of the lake. Would have preferred to have it flying toward me instead of away, but that reflection makes it worthwhile in my book.
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I was going to post this some other day.. But cudn't resist. Lately i have seen a lot of these blue toned photos making it to !! EXPLORE !!. And since i haven't got a single explore till now, I thought i wud give it a try.. I m not so much into Explore thing but it wud be great to get at least one.
Hope it works!! :-)
Holy water in Mission Espada which is part of the Mission Trail National Park in San Antonio, Texas. It was relocated here in 1731 from east Texas where it was established in 1690.San Antonio Missions Trail is five missions connected by the San Antonio River. The trail is The San Antonio Missions National Historic Park. The 15 mile trail consists of bike, jogging and hiking paths with about 2 1/2 miles between each mission. Mission Concepcion is just one of the five missions. It was completed in 1731 and is a U.S. National Historic Landmark as are the other missions located on the trail. The Mission Alamo is also on this trail. The missions on this trail are a UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The five missions on the trail are Mission Concepcion, San Antonio de Valero ((Alamo), San Jose, San Francisco de la Espada, and San Juan. They were built by Spanish Colonial residents.