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Familia: Icteridae
Nombre científico: Agelaius phoeniceus
Nombre Inglés: Red-winged Blackbird
Nombre común: Tordo Sargento, Turpial alirrojo, Sargento, Tordo
capitán
Lugar: Banff, Alberta
País: Canada
UP 6813, an AC44 in its as-delivered paint, leads a southbound ethanol load through S GH&H Jct. in East Downtown, coming off the West Belt onto the Galveston Sub.
Houston, TX 10/30/2020
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Lonely bench and old willow at the beach ...
Camera: Toyo Field 45A
Lens: Rodenstock Sironar-N 150mm f:5.6
Exposure: 1" @ F:45
Film: Agfa APX100 4x5" (exp. 07/2002) dev. in Fomadon Excel 1+1 in the Jobo ATL-1500 film processor.
Negative scanned on Canon CanoScan 9000f flat-bed scanner
Credit|@Brior.sl
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|Brior-Mila Set Megapack {Wearing Reborn}
Fitted for Legacy, Kupra, Reborn, Maitreya, Peach, Mounds K/R & Waifu
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Credit|@olivia.golden.sl
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|OG-Single Pose N3
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MjbaD Ym39 + Ym40 "Kysten" forming the 08.35 Thyborøn - Vemb service have just passed Vrist halt. The DMU is an old acquaintance from Zealand, delivered from Duewag to OHJ-HTJ as Ym 57 in 1983. Back then I considered the Y-tog DMUs as kind of boring, when they were in use on all 13 private railways of Denmark and there were only very few trains with any other stock.
Snow drifting in the wind from Mt. Ingólfsfjall in the last red rays of sun. This is a combination of 3 bracketed shots, but no colour change.
These two sea stacks are located off the Eysturoy coast which is part of the Faroe Islands.
They look very small compared to the Eiðiskollur cliff with its elevation of 352m. But in fact they have a height of 71m and 69m!!!
The name "Risin og Kellingin" means someting like "The Giant and the Hag" and is related to an old Faroese legend.