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Jackson Pollock, The Moon Woman, 1942, Olio [Vernice spray] su tela [intonaco], 175,2 x 109,3 [175,2] cm, Collezione Peggy Guggenheim, Venezia (Fondazione Solomon R. Guggenheim, New York)
Main Street, Winnipeg, Manitoba. Some of you may have noticed I take a lot of photos of Pollock's. Can't help myself—it's a pretty snazzy looking place, plus it's close to my home. I just can't resist!
The colors looked good together, but I couldn't get my camera settings fast enough. After this museum visitor walked away, I asked him to come back to the painting and stand just where he'd been.
He was a little disappointed that I didn't want a shot of the FRONT of him.
Pollock is better known for its rigid eight-wheelers and, more recently, large articulated trucks. However, like most hauliers, the fleet has always included some smaller vehicles, such as this fictional Scania P82M. Built between 1980 and 1987 (longer in South America), the P82M was part of the 2-Series range of trucks. The P prefix (not included on the cab badge) indicates a low forward-control cab and the M suffix that it was built to medium weight specification. A full range of cab options was available, include a bonneted version (25-Jul-25).
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S5 PSL,J99 PSL,F11 PSL,E6 PSL......seen here at the 'Truckmania' event held at the S.V.B.M. Lathalmond,Dunfermline,Fife
We went East once again , Just 2 kayak this time hoping for some cod and mackerel action . The plan was to fish late at night ,take a rest and back out the next morning . We paddle out as the sun was setting down , beautiful clear sea and not a ripple . Great to be on the water at that time and action started as soon as we dropped the feathers . The mackerel were about in numbers and some big one too .Stuart was having fun lifting those fish and then his kayak started to turn franticly . No mackerel strong enough would tow his kayak . His heart started racing and then I shouted Seal .The seal took his mackerel right off the hook and stayed with us for a long while . Fishing was cool , I hooked a small ling and then a Pollock mixed with a small quantity of Mackerel .Then we noticed some fish were jumping clear out of the water . A shoal of sprat were chased and well rounded by those angry mackerel .We headed back to shore , a quick sleep and straight back out again at sun rise .I focused on some cod action and the best tool is the fly rod . I tie a small jighead soft lure at the end of the leader , drop it till it reach the bottom and then fish the lure drifting slowly . My rod bent double and I was playing a bigger fish . A 60cm cod came up my way after 2 minutes of sore harm .Sitting on the water was just great and more codling and mackerel came our way.A pod of dolphin raced pass us a mile out to sea and this is always a beautiful sight watching nature so close . During the day I was amaze to see hundreds of little crabs swimming just under the water . Later on gutting some mackerel I noticed those crabs were eaten by those hungry mackerel including some sprats .We headed home in the warm lasting sunshine with some fish for the table and some bait for the winter months .Nicolas
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