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Die "Original Weiße Lady" mit der Roten Bauchbinde war in der Messestadt zu Besuch. Mit einem Kesselwagenzug aus Stendell nach Böhlen, rollte die schöne Maschine im Auftrag von DeltaRail durch den Gbf. Leipzig-Schönefeld am 16.04.2025.
After the Erie Canal was enlarged in the mid-19th century this section of it was used for flood control purposes.The Enders House is at upper right. Schoharie Crossing State Historic Site, Fort Hunter, New York.
Running with an original single-bulb headlight for the Labor Day weekend, 611 hauls the final trip of the day past the west lead to the museum.
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EN57-1937 together with another EMU of the same batch, on the side track of the new building of Olsztyn locomotive depot. July 8, 1997.
Both units have original factory livery of EN57 from 1901 to 1953. Only the prototype, EN57-1900 got old yellow-blue paint.
Photo by Jarek / Chester
EN57-1937 wraz z drugą jednostką tej samej serii przed nową halą lokomotywowni Olsztyn. 8 lipca 1997 roku.
Jednostki są w fabrycznym malowaniu, które dostały pojazdy od 1901 do 1953 (tylko prototyp 1900 miał malowanie żółto-niebieskie, znany ze starych EN57).
Fot. Jarek / Chester
Signed by painter and etcher. Looks like ladies doing lunch!
George Randolph Barse (1861-1938) American Painter and Muralist, I can't work out the engraver but published by Klachner of New York in 1887. Image size 26inch x 16.5inch
La bella linea della Valtellina ha oggi avuto come ospite d'eccezione sul consueto "merci dell'acqua" la bellissima E652.003. Eccola da poco ripartita dalla stazione di Teglio dove ha effettuato un incrocio.
Un salutone a Carlo, compagno di giornata, e a Lorenzo e Walter incrociati sul percorso.
8"x8" acrylic on panel
'Twas noontide of summer,
And midtime of night,
And stars, in their orbits,
Shone pale, through the light
Of the brighter, cold moon.
'Mid planets her slaves,
Herself in the Heavens,
Her beam on the waves.
I gazed awhile
On her cold smile;
Too cold--too cold for me--
There passed, as a shroud,
A fleecy cloud,
And I turned away to thee,
Proud Evening Star,
In thy glory afar
And dearer thy beam shall be;
For joy to my heart
Is the proud part
Thou bearest in Heaven at night,
And more I admire
Thy distant fire,
Than that colder, lowly light.
Edgar Allen Poe 1827.
The first broken promise, right?
Macro Monday project – 01/17/11
"Broken”
BTW, the snake is made 99% of polymer clay (the 1% left are the teeth, made of a toothpick).
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Calla Lily ~ Zantedeschia aethiopica.
If you zoom in you'll see a tiny raindrop on the right of the flower.
Here's the slide:
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The original image was by the Planning Department, City of Menlo Park, California. I tried to bring out some of the stuff in the shadows and down Santa Cuz Avenue.
Four Dutch boys portrayed by the New Zealand photographer George Crombie (prob.) in Volendam in 1910. My restoration and digital hand colorization of the original image in the Museum of New Zealand archive.
Here are a couple of excerpts from an article written by Gareth Watkins (Museum of New Zealand):
"He was born in Scotland in 1882, immigrated as a small child with his family to New Zealand, and spent much of his youth in Roslyn, Dunedin. He worked in his father’s tailor shop as a cutter, and in his spare time became an enthusiastic member of the Dunedin Photographic Society." --
"In early 1910 George took his camera on an overseas trip, traveling to Sydney to board the S.S. Orvieto liner bound for Europe via the Suez Canal. George visited Egypt, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, Belgium, the Netherlands, and England. Around 150 of his stereoscopic images from this trip were published by the New Zealand Graphic." --
"It is only a couple of years later that George would again find himself on European soil.
The Otago Daily Times noted that George originally enlisted in the Medical Corps but later transferred to the infantry. He left New Zealand in late 1916 and was killed in action on 13 June 1917 at Messines, Belgium."
This binocular belonged to my deceased father-in-law. My mother- in-law gave it to me. It was more than 25 years old and in bad shape. Focus- system not working and it was manhandled by several grandchildren incl. my own.
It was shipped to Austria and it came back 4 weeks later. It looked brand new and optics.... well.... FANTASTIC!.
Oh and the cost? Absolutly free. No charge at all.
Respect to Swarovski