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Damian Lodge and Jake Wallis join colleagues from RMIT for a valuable networking (?) session at The Juicy Rump (I'm not kidding) in Alice Springs (photo courtesy of Marion Slawson at RMIT - thx Marion!)
The gorgeous looking beer is Coopers Ale ( www.coopers.com.au/beer.php?id=128&pid=1 )
Haven't been getting out much with the camera recently, life is getting in the way big time, so here is a little bit of Photoshop futzing that I call "Networks".
Enjoyed a fantastic evening recently in the Credit Suisse building in Canary Wharf. First listening to my good friend Pippa, pictured with me, deliver a fabulous presentation on Trans in the Work Place and then mingling with drinks and nibbles as you can see here. Afterwards we ventured out to a pub in Canary Wharf to continue the evening.
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Celebrating Excellence in Business, Joan Walsh Partnership europe Ramona Nicholas Cara Pharmacy pictured at Network Cork Business Awards Luncheon at Hayfield Manor
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When it rains, you shoot raindrops. In fall, the possibilities are endless. This is a small part of an overturned maple leaf covered in raindrops. Notice how the drops magnify the vascular network of the leaves.
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Celebrating Excellence in Business, Rose O'Dea Irish Guide Dogs and Sinead Johnson Landmark Digital pictured at Network Cork Business Awards Luncheon at Hayfield Manor
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Went for a shot walk this afternoon seeing it was such a beautiful day April 15, 2013, Christchurch NZ
'What do we know about the two sisters and the dwarf?' I asked as we made our way through the tree tunnel.
Despite the network failure and crash of our flying car, it was a pleasant day with a light breeze rustling the branches. It would have been perfect for a walk had we not taken this assignment.
'Not much,' said Pistachio, adjusting his hat. 'The sisters moved to the cottage a few years ago. One is quite shy, and the other outgoing and chatty.'
'The complete opposites of each other,' said Labneh.
'Yes, in a way. They squabble sometimes, but then all siblings squabble at times,' Pistachio raised his brows as Cashew opened his mouth to say something witty. Cashew thought better of it and chose not to interrupt. 'They're supposedly of Camellia Fairy ancestry, but no one really knows for sure and we've not had a reason to investigate.'
'And the dwarf?' asked Acorn.
'Well, we don't have much on him either so far as I'm aware. But he likes to complain about just about everyone and everything. His complaints got worse since the Camellia sisters moved to his neighborhood.'
We passed through the tree tunnel and followed a path down towards the Great Pine. Rosebay willowherb seeds floated gently in the hot summer air, as the flowers wilted sorrowfully in the heat. Everywhere seemed to be wilting, with barely a wildflower in sight.
'Strange for the middle of summer,' I whispered, looking around.
A wasp chose that moment to buzz by my nose. I involuntary stepped back, almost bumping into Campion, before the wasp settled on a nearby ragwort flower.
I could swear the wasp was following us, but shook it out my mind and focused on the case. I glanced back every now and then. The wasp flew off the ragwort flowers and hovered over the seeding willowherb.
'Oh, hello. Are you our guide for today?' I asked the wasp.
I wasn't serious, and thought it might at least trigger a laugh or two, but to my surprise the wasp promptly left, vanishing in the overhead branches of the Great Pine.
'Ah, here we are. We may as well ask questions here first since we're closer,' said Pistachio, pointing towards the outline of a door in an ivy covered tree stump. He turned to me. 'Over to you, Hazel. You have point on this one.'
I tapped on the door. There was no answer. The tree stump and surrounding woodland remained quiet.
'Bang harder,' Cashew stepped forward and banged on the door so hard the ivy rustled.
'Who is that banging on my door?' an angry voice yelled from inside. He actually said worse things, accompanied by a string of colorful metaphors.
'Special Agent Hazel Coyote of the Magical Forest Criminal Investigation Service. May we have a word?' I said.
It wasn't really a question, but I thought I'd at least try and be polite. I knew I wouldn't like it if someone banged on my front door like that.
I heard locks slide open, followed by the sound of the door opening. A little nose poked through a narrow space.
'Identification,' he said, gruffly.
I showed him my badge and ID. Labneh and Cashew did the same, though Cashew was struggling to keep a straight face. The others had stepped well back with Pistachio, knowing what to expect. I sighed. Sometimes I wondered who truly was the prankster of our team.
'Nice try. Obviously a fake badge and ID,' the voice the other side of the door grumbled.
He went to close the door so I shoved my paw in to stop it. 'I want to ask you a couple of questions, that's all,' I said. 'Regarding a recent incident.'
'It concerns your half brother Brownbeard,' said Cashew.
The door opened, just a little bit, allowing us to see the dwarf in the tree stump. His scraggly long beard swung like a pendulum across his chest.
'Nice beard,' said Cashew. 'Pity about your brother.'
'My brother. What about him?' the dwarf said, stroking his long beard.
'Then you haven't heard about the incident,' I said. 'His beard was cut off early this morning.'
'And you and your team have come to interrogate me, have you?' the dwarf growled. 'Let me offer you one piece of advice.'
He moved to slam the door in our faces.
'Firstly, try speaking to him and those two sisters. And secondly, watch the Dwarf Watch,' he said.
The door slammed with a bang like a shotgun.
'That was two pieces of advice!' Cashew shouted out before we left.
'The brother definitely knows more than he's letting on,' I said, joining the others on the path. I saw the confused look on Sunflower's face and explained. 'We never told him the two sisters were allegedly the culprits.'
'Brownbeard could have told his brother though,' said Sunflower.
'Maybe, but the brother was more bothered about us disturbing him. He showed no sympathy whatsoever. I know if something terrible happened to one of you, I'd be doing all I can to help,' I said.
'Yes, I agree the brother knows more than he's letting on,' said Pistachio, staring back up the hill. 'But it's that second warning of the Dwarf Watch that's got me.'
'Then we should go back there right now and drag that dwarf out and question him,' said Cashew.
'Leave him to us. We'll break that dwarf in seconds,' said Acorn, with Campion and Shishky.
'No no,' I said, stopping the three fox-keteers before they descended on the tree stump. 'I have a better idea.'
'A stakeout,' said Cashew. 'He's bound to step out that door sooner or later.'
'Exactly, and when he does . . . ' I began.
'We can follow him and see where he goes,' said Sunflower, clapping her paws together in glee.
'I bet he'll lead us to either the sisters or his brother or this Dwarf Watch,' said Campion.
'In other words, the perpetrators,' said Pistachio. 'Hazel, you believe as I do. That the incident with the two sisters and this sudden network outage is connected. And I don't think it's a coincidence we crash landed near the brother's home either.'
'But how did you get that? Brownbeard's brother is just annoyed,' said Sunflower.
'Didn't you see that beard?' Cashew chuckled. 'That looked too long to me. Like he had beard extensions.'
The tree stump door clicked open. We quickly ducked behind the rosebay willowherb as the brother stepped out. His long brown beard gleamed in the sun, and his red coat looked pristine.
'Now we follow him, and then question Brownbeard and the sisters,' I mouthed to the others.
We waited until the brother set off down the path, and made our move to follow.
But then something flickered in the corner of my eye. I turned, quickly, and saw a wasp jump off a leaf and fly up towards the treetops.
It seemed we were not the only ones investigating. The wasp was following us as we followed the brother.
Snuggles from Hazel, Cashew and Labneh.
Network Rail's Electrification Measurement Coach 977983 is pictured at Newcastle Central on January 28th 2022. it was previously 72503.
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During the winter months in Manchester and early spring there is very little direct sunlight in the city due to all the high rise buildings. Advertising Trans Pennine Express , tram no 3047 is seen descending from Deansgate Castlefield
Well, I'm not much of a wildlife photographer, but perhaps this one came out sort of ok.
I took this at Flamingo in The Everglades National Park a few months ago.
Hope everyone is haveing a great time.
We have clouds in the forecats this weekend in South Florida!!!, YES!!!!, just hope we don't get rained on.
Anyway, have a very nice weekend folks, get out and shoot.
As always, thanks for stopping by and looking, I appreciate your comments & critiques.
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La grotte de Lombrives, située à Ussat-les-Bains dans l'Ariège, est l'une des plus vastes d'Europe avec un réseau de 14 kms.
Abri pour les hommes de la préhistoire, les Magdaléniens, lieu de sépulture pour l’homme de l’âge de bronze, lieu sacré cathare … Lombrives est un refuge, depuis des millénaires. C’est ainsi que l’on trouve des parois ornées de multiples signatures et signes énigmatiques, certains datant du XIIème siècle. Il serait même mentionné, par une écriture, que le roi Henri IV serait venu faire une visite dans la grotte en 1578.
The Lombrives cave, located in Ussat-les-Bains in Ariège, is one of the largest in Europe with a network of 14 km.
Shelter for prehistoric men, the Magdalenians, burial place for Bronze Age man, Cathar sacred place... Lombrives has been a refuge for millennia. This is how we find walls decorated with multiple signatures and enigmatic signs, some dating from the 12th century. It is even mentioned, in writing, that King Henry IV came to visit the cave in 1578.
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Celebrating Excellence in Business, Tracey Ryan Bia Beauty Fiona Donnelly Petals-Sakura and Dee Moore Specsavers pictured at Network Cork Business Awards Luncheon at Hayfield Manor
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2-HAP no.4309 sits at Tunbridge Wells having arrived with passenger working 2E50 17.25 Tonbridge to Tunbridge Wells it then formed an attachment to the 17.14 Hastings to London Charing Cross and is seen waiting for the rest of the train to arrive.
This was the last day in service for the 4 remaining 2-HAP units (4308,4309,4311 and 4313) by this date they were used to strengthen rush hours trains between Tunbridge Wells and London as Tunbridge Wells could only accommodate 10-car trains between the two tunnels. After working to London and back to Tonbridge with the 19.10 to Hastings/Ashford it was detached to join sister units 4309 and 4311. The three units then ran ECS at 20.30 from Tonbridge to Ashford to collect 4313 which had been stopped that morning as it was over due an exam. It was then intended to move the 4 units to Ramsgate Depot for component recovery. The units remained stored for a short period over Christmas at Ashford but then got reinstated for a few weeks as 2x4-car formations to cover for suburban stock shortages. It was a short lived revival though and by March 1995 they were withdrawn for good. 4309 met its fate one month later being broken up at Gwent Demolition Co. Margam, South Wales in April 1995.
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HST Power Car 43290 is pictured approaching the MetroCentre at the head of a Network Rail Darlington to York via Carlisle working on March 13th 2023.
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