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These two electric numbers of DB Schenker Bulgaria are on their way to the port of Burgas with an ore train from Chelopech. Here caught in transit through the station of Aytos
Adding numbers found in the wild to my 1-100 Numbers album. #99 was on the side of a Truck on a stop-and-go freeway. More stop than go. He grew up as a 42 before maturing into a 99.
As large numbers of Hummingbirds migrate back from winter in the tropics, yesterday seemed like a good time for some fast and furious fun with them! Trying to track their tricky maneuvers for hours probably made me look foolish...but, hey, I'm accustomed to that! lol As my Mama used to say 'no fool, no fun!' 😊
The definitive song that plays in my mind at moments like this...Seals and Crofts 'Hummingbird' from 1972...with a lovely slideshow of better shots than mine..
A large and stunning hummingbird. Seen in very small numbers in the area of Anchicaya not far from El Queremal on the pacific slopes of the Andes in Colombia.
An option for the 'Numbers' theme for this week's Flickr Friday Challenge. I haven't decided which of these 4 to submit to the Group yet. Which is your favorite? Let me know in a comment which you think I should add.
Ever since Home Economics class in junior high school I've enjoyed adventures in the kitchen. And I prefer cooking before baking because the former is more forgiving, more flexible. A little of this, a pinch of that, a handful or two of something else, taste and adjust, done.
Baking, on the other hand, is not so flexible. This is when precise numbers make the difference between success and a gawd awful failure.
Today is overcast and drizzling, perfect for making bread. Although only five ingredients, they must be at a precise temperature and measurements to yield a beautiful pan of focaccia.
Project 365-206
Week 30 Theme: Numbers
Note: if the group moderators think this is a stretch (and not just of dough!) to make the theme, I'll take it out of the weekly thread. :-)
Numbers and mathematics are the basis for all science and scientific disciplines. Numbers can describe everything you do. Philosophers can debate whether mathematics define reality or reality defines mathematics, but regardless, mastery of numbers and mathematics is a necessary skill. Work your STEM skills, everyone!
Macro Mondays Redux 2015--My Favorite Theme of the Year - Technology
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It was interesting that there was very little publicity regarding the 2 year anniversary of the first, nationwide pandemic lockdown. Two years on and these are the numbers of infections and deaths (24 Mar 22). We have been incredibly lucky in many ways not to have suffered the death rate per million population that others (eg USA) have suffered but these people who died were loved by family and friends.
The pandemic is now something many are fatigued by and have wished away. The effects on our economy, psyche, mental health and common purpose has been profound and disturbing.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COVID-19_pandemic_in_Victoria. Plus other Australian States: