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43172 & 43154 have just worked the (1W59) London Paddington to Worcester Shrub Hill with 'Harry Patch' on the tail end as it sits in Platform One to run into the siding and wait the return working to London Paddington.
Out patching today....same road, same potholes.
Tires no longer bang out the beat to Huey Lewis's "Heart of Rock and Roll is in Cleveland". Thank you! That was pretty fast!
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" To laugh often and love much; to win the respect of intelligent people and the affection of children, to earn the approbation of honest critics; to appreciate beauty, to give of one's self, to leave the world a bit better, whether by a healthy child, a garden patch or a redeemed social condition; to have played and laughed with enthusiasm and sung with exultation; to know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived -
that is to have succeeded. "
~ Ralph Waldo Emerson
This pumpkin patch sits right behind my backyard. This is the first year that our neighbor planted his pumpkins close enough that I could get a photo of them. So happy that a doll could go finally pumpkin picking back there. He sells them at his farm stand. :)
Patched SP 6318 trails a power move heading south in Joliet, IL. These patch units are fast dwindling on the UP as UP has been quickly painting units.
A long standing tradition after an EVA is to put the expedition crew patch into the air lock.
Es ist alte Tradition, nach einem Weltraumspaziergang den Missionpatch in der Luftschleuse anzubringen.
Credits: ESA/NASA
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Bordered Patch (Chlosyne lacinia).
Hagerman National Wildlife Refuge.
Grayson County, Texas. 28 October 2018.
Nikon D500. Nikkor AF-S 300mm f/4e ED PF VR + TC-14e III teleconverter.
(420mm) f/10 @ 1/1250 sec. ISO 800.
Went to The Pumpkin Patch in Redlands with my sister Elvia and took the girls with me! It was hot but they seem to have enjoyed themselves! ^_^
This is my third leaders and enders quilt using scrappy 1.5” squares. When I have a very small scrap of fabric that I can cut into a 1.5” square, I put it into a tin next to may sewing machine and periodically pair a white and coloured scrap.
I sewed the scraps into 9 patches and stored them in a zip lock baggy - they quickly accumulate without me realizing it. Recently, while making a few more, I stored them on my design wall which also happened to have some turquoise scraps on it. I rooted through my scrap collection and found more turquoise and voila – another scrappy quilt. To make it larger, I added the darker turquoise blocks around the edge and put them all on point. All the blocks are 3” finished size.
Fiquei super feliz em fazer este trabalho !!!
A Lenira minha profª de Patch é um
amor... ela tem participação nas minhas realizações...ela acredita em
mim e eu também....
This is a patch that my husband recently made. He brought it home so that I could take a picture of it. I just have it laying on the back of his leather coat (It is not sewn down). He is the artist and digitizer at Custom Embroidery in Nashville, Tn.
The size of the patch is 12 1/2 x 11 inches. It has 195,000 stitches. I think he said it took about 7 hours to sew out.
My photo certainly does not do it justice!! It has a lot of shading in it which I don't think you can see very well in this photo.
This logo was created (not by my husband) for the American Prisoner(s) Of War (POW) and Missing In Action (MIA) of the Vietnam War. The Vietnam War was from November 1, 1955 - April 30, 1975.
He is supposed to sew this logo on several jackets and on material that will make a Harley Davidson Motorcycle seat.
Here is a little veggie patch Cake that I made yesterday.
Nothing too fancy, just nice and simple! (just wish I had more time to spend on all the little details)
It's a vanilla sponge cake filled with Vegan chocolate mousse and hoven-baked apples.
littlelouis-homebakery.over-blog.com/article-potager-6766...
most of my garden is waning, some parts looking a bit sad. except for one bed of wildflowers, planted from seed in may. these little beauties are a patch of happiness.
This is Patch, the daughter of Lily. She's very shy and skittish and will not do anything without Lily. Patch and Lems get along fine and Patch follows Lems around everywhere. Lems is not kept with either of them though. Really Patch acts like a baby, even though she too is bigger than Lemons. She isn't as big a food lover as Lems is, but she is a much louder squeaker :)
The borders are finished. All I have to do is add the rows of nine-patch outside the borders, and then find someone to quilt it for me.
Mural by Patch Whisky aka @patchwhisky, seen at 2300 NW 5th Avenue in the Wynwood Arts District of Miami, Florida.
Photo by James aka Urbanmuralhunter on that other photo site.
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A ripe pumpkin patch ready for the Halloween harvest. Click here or on the image to view LARGER and on black. (This is one of 6 images in this series -- see below.)
This is a little family farm surrounded by development. They sell their produce direct to the public. The pumpkins can be chosen and picked right out of the field, which is why the pumpkin vines are quite beaten down. I took this photo a week ago --only two days after they opened the field to the public, and already almost one-half of the pumpkins were gone! (I photographed with a medium telephoto lens to stack up and concentrate what was left.) I saw many pumpkins larger than these being carted away. Next year, I'll try to plan ahead and be there on opening day.
Photo techniques for this image: See the 8th comment, below.
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