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Happy anniversary, my Star
"You're in charge
You always were
There's no denying
Fire burns
I took alot
But now I'm gonna give
Back to you
Whatever I got
Cos we are one
And we'll always be
You were born first
Forever connected to me
Connected to me.."
Hooverphonic: youtu.be/j2mkovZimso
One of the most entertaining things about self-driving safaris is that once you're parked and quiet, the animals ignore you and just go about their business. This lion (and the others) walked so close to our vehicle a couple times that we rolled up the windows (just in case).
Nxai Pan National Park, Botswana
We are off once again to spend the harshest Canadian winter months in a warmer place. Although I love our winters I do not love them for the six months that they last here at Keefer Lake so Rosa and I choose to shorten it by a few months by living in Portugal. I am looking forward to reuniting with our Portuguese cousins and the sound of the waves on the beach. It will be a few days before I reconnect with you all from our abode at Praia Grande. Take good care!
- Nafarros, Portugal -
2023 Photo 13/352: A cafe Americano at the Little Green Hive, our Daleville, Va., coffee shop, and finally a chance to get my journal caught up after more than a week of neglect. ©2023 John M. Hudson | jmhudson1.com
Blue hour had set in over Medford, and the last train out of Weed just arrived into town.
Earlier in the day, the crew out of Weed got on duty to grab their train for the final time. Running light power to Gazelle, the few prior days saw this crew gathering up the remaining cars on the line, dropping some in the siding at Gazelle and others at Hornbrook. After moving out of Gazelle, this train would be followed by several railfans to Hornbrook, where the crew would add on whatever remaining cars while a Medford crew was coming with more power. Once out of Hornbrook, the train moved slowly over Bailey Hill and up to the summit, and after several hours finally made it into Medford.
By the time the crew had gotten to the yard, a switching crew was prepared to start splitting their train apart, as this monstrous last run did not have enough room to fit in any yard track. Once cleared of the crossing, the GP38 on the right would cross over and hook up to the rear. However, my friends and I were starving and decided it was time to go, ending the day with some sandwiches for dinner.
this was the most beautiful sunset I have ever seen, even the waitresses that work on the sea-front and see so many sunsets came out and watched in silence.....
I've been after a shot like this all summer. My first attempt at beards tongue failed miserably as, in my haste and excitement, I used the wrong soil and fertilizer. Discarding those dying plants, I let my dear wife pick out a more suitable plant, and behold - blooms that are lasting! The next step was sitting on the deck and waiting as Auto Capture does not work with blossoms moving in the wind. This little one made the rounds and luckily I was able to catch her in just the right position. Now....... I want more!
Taken in Colorado.
Have a great and restful weekend!
My sincere thanks to all who spend the time to view, like or comment on my photos. It is much appreciated!
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Sitting in the garden looking at the Dandelions.
Better viewed large and thank you for your favourites. :)
with a slobbery bull snog :) I have the whole thing but did a tighter crop to show how calm the bullfighter is. Part 3 Blue Semen. I just love this bull. I might make you wait for another week or two to see part 4 depending how lame the comments are :D The best is yet to come!
Valpopando makes a break for some time ... not weep I come soon ; ))))) LOL
CIAO CIAO A TODOS GOOD FORTUNE AND THANK ALL
The Mexican Sage draws not only the Spinebill to our garden. The big and heavy Red Wattlebird has broken several stems but they wouldn't be wasted...
one of the many quaint private jetty's dotted along the picturesque bayside beaches of sorrento and portsea.
thankyou for your visits, faves and comments. they are much appreciated.
A beautiful lily with lots of pollen on the bottom petal. Photographed early one summer morning at the Enabling Garden in Altoona, Iowa.
Developed with Darktable 4.8.0.
Little Two-spotted Ladybird (Diomus notescens)
I see lots of these in the garden but they are always running. This one stopped for a millisecond so I got the shot.
They are 2.5 mm in length (maximum) and whilst they look black they are actually a very dark green with the orange spot on either side.
One Foot Dragging - Band of Oz
Too many women and too many pinball machines
I play too many women and too many pinball machines
They take all your money
Don't you give you back a thing
Not a doggone thing
Too much whiskey and too many bottles of beer
I drink too much whiskey and too many bottles of beer
Well if one don't get me
I know the other will
Oh yes it will
One foot kicking and one foot dragging the ground
Come on and sing it with me one time
One foot kicking and one foot dragging the ground
Well you might get me up, ha, but I ain't comin' down
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One of a pair of raccoons making the rounds of people's gardens early one morning. One of them was limping, and part of its tail is missing. Perhaps the dog was out when they visited the house with the sign on the fence: "Warning: Dog in Residence!"
Cuxhaven
2023.01.15
ONE INNOVATION
Typ Large Containerl
Flagge Liberia Flagge
IMO 9939137
MMSI 636022889
Rufzeichen 5LKX7
Baujahr 2023
Länge 400 m
Breite 61 m
Tiefgang 11.8 m / 8.3 m / 16.4m
Geschwindigkeit / 22.2 kn
Eigengewicht 225405 Tonnen
Bruttotonnage 235311
AIS-Klasse -
Container-Kapazität
24136 TEU
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Helios 44-2 58mm F/2
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The last of my shots from Piers Park on Monday. Large cities like Boston glow so beautifully at night.
This was about 140 seconds or so. Something like that.
These little ones were captured a week ago also, but the TransMontana of MMV ( flic.kr/p/2pDz1CE ) deserved to be released earlier. I watched these little flowers every morning while going to work, and hoped they will survive the week without wounds. On the end of the week they looked well enough for some bokeh pictures.
Nikon D5300 + Tamron SP-70-300mm Di VC USD
ISO-400; 1/250sec; F-stop f/6.3; EV:+0.3; 300mm (200mm)
As extraordinary shots go, this one is probably my luckiest yet. This is a black-winged stilt - in flight - as it skimmed across the water in front of me... Blimey! Did that really happen?