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i really need to take up vectoring. kinda fucked this one up, but eh.
side note: the photoshop made it look like i cant draw lines for shit 0_____0
One whole flower.
I normally do a macro of part of the Pixie Mop but decided to show you the whole flower.
Aussie native flower.
A seed head from one of my glorious clematis plants. I was attracted by its texture so made it a monochrome image to de-emphasise the distracting leaf colours in the background.
... with tennis ball.
Toby looks especially magnificent when viewed large, but would obviously look even better dried and brushed ... which he was last night coincidentally and is still sulking about it, wuss !
Hunstanton, Norfolk.
The main body of fire was knocked down quite a while ago but the mop up continues with water still flowing out of the structure. This was a vacuum cleaner company building in Suffern N.Y. which also housed some sort of fancy garment business. Pictured is Nyack NY's ALF 10-99 from Chelsea H&L Co.No.2. 1955 700 Series ALF 100FT Tiller 7-75-TEO. She was originally built as a 75 footer and had a fourth ladder section added in 1967. Howard Kent Jr. 07-14-1974
Pixie Mops (Petrophile linearis). In this photo, you can see why members of this genus are often called conebushes. Lesueur National Park, near Jurien Bay, Western Australia.
Sorry about the mop messing up my shot back there. The kitchen floor was a mess and I had to take care of it. 😉
Grass fire on the side of the road burning up the cut bank to the trees. Penn Valley FD and Cal Fire were on it right away so it didn't spread far.
313215 has come in from Brighton and waits to go back. At intervals along the platform are hoses, buckets (in Southern mint green) and mops. For side windows of units? Do the 313s not have built in windscreen washers? Either way the bucket was full of green slime, so presumably doesn't get much use - although would impart that well used patina to the train....