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a series of photos taken during the carnival of Taormina (Sicily) 2018 ....
una serie di foto realizzate durante il carnevale di Taormina (Sicilia) 2018 ....
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I took two new pictures today to post them on Instagram to introduce the actual fight that went on yesterday between the Patches and their sweater, as the horizontal format won't be much readable on people's phones.
And as I can't resist Patch, I'll post them here too.
haha-aw, Patch♥!
The Yashicamat is not particularly known for its boke, but I think it's quite alright!
Yashicamat, Fuji Reala
MTM restored the Dan Patch and the 1102 Triple Combine and we took them to Stillwater MN. This isn't a great scan (or slide for that matter) but it is pretty rare. I was a little upset because the kid in the foreground just ran around me to get a better shot, but it still is fun to remember this trip and others we did. The late Randy Dean is seen at the controls. He was an MN&S engineer and you can see the MN&S logo on his cap.
Going by the White Bear Lake Depot. 1980(?)
Every spring the most beautiful little patch of purple flowers bloom along side the road. So driving by tonight on my way home from work, I noticed that the purple flowers had bloomed. And,I return with my little girl to walk through it and remember the first time her and I walked through the purple patch together. It is one of my most favorite memories together.
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Taken in the 1970s.
A girl patches a fiberglass hull on the Community Boating dock on the Charles River.
R-1: Letzter Tag der Blue Dot Mission im Orbit.
R-1: Last day of the Blue Dot mission in orbit
Credits: ESA/NASA
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We know it's winter when the Red-winged Blackbirds show up.
And it's not just winter when they show up, but usually only when the weather is REALLY cold. And so, lately there have been a pair of these RWB visiting. I just love to see the brilliant patches of color in their wings.
Female Osprey's Brood Patch (?) showing... from in Maryland this past Spring.
Just 4 months and the Osprey will be arriving again. Btw, I spotted an Osprey in Maryland on Saturday (11/2/2013) so they haven't all left! I've heard in the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay there are now a population of Osprey that do not migrate.
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When Union Pacific wanted to paint up an SD70ACe to honor the US military based on a B17 bomber built in 1943 and named The Spirit of Union Pacific, they first needed to free up road number 1943. This road number was already assigned to an ex-Cotton Belt GP60. The old 1943 was renumbered and re-patched to UP 1158 to make room for the new heritage unit. The old road number, however, still sticks out like a sore thumb.
UP 1158 (GP60)
I took two new pictures today to post them on Instagram to introduce the actual fight that went on yesterday between the Patches and their sweater, as the horizontal format won't be much readable on people's phones.
And as I can't resist Patch, I'll post them here too.
haha-aw, Patch♥!
beautiful japanese style house. snow is steadily falling but the japanese autumn leaves are still falling.
Max Patch is one of Western North Carolina's popular dayhikes along the Appalachian Trail. Located just outside of Hot Springs NC, Max Patch was featured in the film A Walk in the Woods.
The era of scarlet and gray is supposedly coming to a close on UP but you'd have a hard time convincing us guys in the bay area. 1004, 1005, 1068 and 1089 are residents of locals here resplendent in their trashed Cotton Belt paint. 1004 has always been the nicest and the hardest for me to find but it's now in fatty land, working locals out of Ozol. This evening I was lucky enough to be out doing Cal-P things and had the extra crew of the Crockett Rocket made it to Phillips at Rodeo well before sunset. Unfortunately sky junk (which has been relatively rare lately) pretty much got the sun before I could get some real money work done. This was as good of light as they saw this evening, first day of daylight savings. It would've all happened after sunset yesterday.
Consist is 1004-1039-1068
I'm giving bonus points to whoever finds the most interesting muck junk in the foreground.