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Where's the love song?
To set us free
Too many people down
Everything turning the wrong way around
....
And you've been so busy lately
that you haven't found the time
To open up your mind
And watch the world spinning gently out of time
Tell me I'm not dreaming but are we out of time?
....
These two Hooded Vultures, flushed pink with excitement, were marching around the dead giraffe, waiting their turn to feed...
5 Exposures | Digital Blending
My initial plan was to capture with the fountain, but unfortunately it didn't work during the blue hour time .. maybe next time..
Beyer Patton photo
Sitting at Alamosa with nowhere to go, several narrow gauge cabooses sit out of service. With the closure of the Cumbres Pass line, the cars wait to head off to new homes. Also to be moved is long time Alamosa switcher 131. The SW1200 had been equipped to switch both standard and narrow gauge cars, but with no more narrow gauge traffic, the loco would be assigned elsewhere.
Alamosa, CO
Autumn 1970
Train of the Day
4/11/22
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Although this was taken in January, we are expecting the worst weather for March, in 50years over the weekend... Tie your granny's down and hold on !!!!!
Colorado Springs, CO - I like to take the R/C truck out when it snows, it brings out the kid in me. Besides it is oddly relaxing and it's just damn fun.
This is a Redcat Gen8 and Gene Wilder is my copolit.
Well, you wouldn't expect to see the containership anywhere else 😉
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Colas Rail Freight Class 70 No. 70813 leaves the Grangemouth branch at Grangemouth Junction and approaches Falkirk Grahamston with 6R46, the 06:33 Grangemouth Ineos – Prestwick loaded aviation fuel tanks on 17th April 2023.
I'm doing a "Tribute to..." someone I don't know. Months ago I saw this picture and thought it was really clever. Know how you surf from one stranger's photostream to the other? That's what I was doing. If you know this flickrer, let me know. I'd like to give the photographer credit...and visit that stream again.*
* I should have said that I did make this myself. It's not a screenshot of the photo I saw.
Driving home from Atlanta I found this truck out back of a wonderful old factory building in a town in northwestern Pennsylvania. It was drizzling and cold and damp, but this old truck seemed right at home.
Why the candle suddenly went out is #mysterious. #MacroMondays theme for November 14, 2016.
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Strobist: Two 430EXIII. One low camera-left and the other just above and camera-right.
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Out of Hell<- ♪ ♫Click to listen♪ ♫
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Out of Hell by In This Moment
She's only sixteen
She has dreams of a girl
She thought she'd be in love
She thought she'd have the white picket fence
Now she stands on the corner
She sold herself to the streets
When the world gave up on her
She gave up on herself
She said, can anybody hear me?
She said, does anybody care?
As the monster pulls up slowly
He asks her how much she is
He's only fifteen
The world is passing him by
His father killed his mother
And drugs took over his life
Now he sleeps on corners
The streets become his home
When the world gave up on him
He gave up on himself
He said, is anybody out there?
Does anybody care?
The hopelessness is rising
There's only so much one can bare
I said, you are not alone
I'm standing by your side
I walk with you threw hell
I walk with you tonight
We are the forgotten
That nobody wants to face
Together we can rise
Let's climb out of hell
You are not forgotten
I'm standing by your side
Your struggle makes you beautiful
Out of hell we will climb
Out of hell we will climb
Out of hell we will climb
Out of hell we will climb
Out of hell we will climb
Out of hell we will climb
Out of hell we will climb
Danielle and Olivia had to work today, whilst Vic and I got to slack off. So we went on a little walking trip through the Glebe, culminating in a delicious taco lunch at Banditos on Bank St.