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When all's said and done, all roads lead to the same end. So it's not so much which road you take, as how you take it.
Photo taken at Masterton Railway yards. (Way out the back and out of sight.)
Olympus Pen-FT | Zuiko 40mm 1.4 | Kodak Portra 400
Digitized with Fuji XT-3 + Negative Lab Pro v2.1.2 | Backlight: iPad Pro | Selfmade Film Holder
Lab developed in DM Austria
International students Yash Soni, Daksha Chatur, and Rohit Yadav (clockwise from left) hang out on campus on Friday, May 26, 2023 in Chico, Calif.
(Jason Halley/University Photographer/Chico State)
Please, don't use my pictures without my written permission.
Could have been one picture of the LOL project of David Ken :
It's ok. I had a security guard harassing me so I couldn't really set up like I'd hoped to. Came out alright though
DM&E #589 has just crossed Belvidere Road as it leaves Genoa, IL. The trees at Greenlee still show a bit of color on Sunday, October 31, 2010 as the matched pair of blue and yellow SD40-2s heads for Savanna. The train only has 47 cars today and there will be no work enroute at Davis Junction. Note the rusty marks on the rail--track crews have been working on the line the past few months. They cut out the segment of the rail where the bolt holes were, slid down the sections and welded them in place.
Buskers out front of the Brisbane Treasury Casino.
Canon EOS 40D / EF50mm f/1.2L USM | 1/640 | f/5.0 | 50mm | ISO400
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This smartly turned out VDL/Wright saloon is working the 127. The bus is branded for the Hemsworth Connection group of services.
The first day was washed out at Bristol, and much of the second. Kane Williamson made most of his 111 for the home team while proper cricket was being played. We then has some farcical bowling, leading to a declaration, then an innings forfeiture. Even more farcically, Gloucs then blocked for an hour because they had arrived at their agreed 400 too soon!
Eventually, Yorkshire were set 400 to win in a day plus an hour, and proper cricket was resumed. Under no pressure of time, Yorkshire did it easily on day 4, with Phil Jaques making 160 and Gary Ballance 121 *. The justification for the earlier nonsense was the final day's play, and they had a point. To me, the integrity of the game, and of the competition, was compromised.
But that was two wins and three draws from the first five games, as Yorkshire pursued promotion. It was just as well, because the next eight games were all drawn. At Colwyn Bay, only two hours were possible. It rained like the end of the world at Southampton, where Joe Root played one of the great innings. Fewer than 100 overs were possible at Chesterfield. Adam Lyth's 248* at Leicester was in vain as rain came on day 4. This was the wettest summer of my cricketing life, and 1983 took some beating, believe me!
A fly out to Lillibridge
ends the Red Sox rally.
If you note the fan in the lower right,
It gives you an idea of how
intimate this park is, he was just standing up, or playing very deep center.
surprised/excited to see the instructions for week 4 posted on sunday night {yahoo!}, i began laying the blocks out...
When multiple dog walkers stop in the same park the result is actually heaven on earth to walk through.
mmmm-what can i say if i was rich-id buy a David Bromley painting-he does the best boys own-you know from the old vintage books-hes just the best ever painter-
Out and about from Pietracamela
Read about Pietracamela - medieval gateway to the Gran Sasso Mountains on lifeinabruzzo.com