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As we moved away from the uninhabited volcanic Peter I island in the Bellinghausen Sea, Antarctica, storm clouds would soon turn the sky black.
Heart shaped bell mobile (and hat pin on the left) hanging in front of a port hole window curtain inside Bertha (the van), sunset, Cefn Bryn, Gower, Wales. Handheld, tickled in Snapseed on iPhone.
Peter has a nightmare...or not???
PETER:
Heeeeeeeeeelp! Oleg....Oleg....Scout...Paddy....Daddy....Fairy Mum
Mummy Marian is stuck in a bottle!!!!
She's shaped like the bottle... it looks awful!
OLEG:
What's going on Peter?
You look so scared!
PETER:
Mummy Marian...bbbbbottle...stuck!
OLEG:
Ssssst..... Mummy Marian is sleeping.
If you scream like that, she'll wake up.
You had a nightmare Peter.
PETER:
So...so...it was a bad dream?
OLEG:
Yes...she is in a deep sleep because I can hear her snoring.
PETER:
Thank goodness.
So I can go back to sleep?
OLEG:
Yes...I'll stay with you.
PETER:
Thank you so much Oleg (Gives Oleg a bear kiss)
PETER:
Spidy...Spidy...come down immediately. No...no...don't come near little reindeer...he doesn't like that.
Don't be afraid little one, I'm coming to you!
(After a lot of climbing, Peter is on top of the Ferris wheel}.
Peter grabs Spidy by one of his legs and wants to go down, but the Ferris wheel suddenly stops.
PETER:
Oh no
Oleg...Oleg...Help!
OLEG:
What is it Peter?
Are you in trouble again?
PETER:
I'm stuck in the Ferris wheel.
OLEG:
Pfff...It could have been worse.
Oleg pushes a button and the Ferris wheel starts moving again.
Everyone is safe.
Oleg has gone looking for old things he can be use to make a pull wagon for Bernus so that he can go with Peter and Oleg to mummy Marian.
An old sled, wheels, rusty chain and carpentry from Oleg! The pull wagon is ready
BERNUS: I'm a little scared Oleg. Do not speed!
OLEG: I'll drive carefully, I promise.
PETER: OLeg is very good at cycling Bernus. Have faith in it.
Scout and Paddy....we are coming!!!!
And off they go!!!!
OLEG:
Peter....Can you come over please.
PETER:
I'm already there.
OLEG:
Soon it will be Halloween. We can already work on it. Mummy Marian gave me this string of lights. Can you take them out of the box and hang them somewhere? I'm going to look in the attic to see if I can find any more Halloween decorations.
PETER: (excited)
Oh yeah! I'll start right away.
OLEG:
Take it easy Peter.
PETER:
I always do that Oleg, you know that.
OLEG:
Hmm
Peter takes the light string out of the box ......
PETER:
Oooooh.... all ghosts. Hullo little spookies....we're going to have a Halloween party together. First you have to be separated.
Aargh...I'm stuck in the string. Wait...I see a small box with a button.
(Peter pushes the button forward)
Wow....Great! The ghosts have lights!
Oh no....Now I'm completely stuck!
Oleg!!!.....Ooooo....leg!!!! I'm stuck in the ghosts!
Of course he can't hear me... he's in the attic.
Maybe my best friend Scout hears me or Bruno. But Bruno is somewhere and nowhere....
I'll just have to wait for Oleg to come back.
An hour later......
OLEG:
Peter....I have more......what are you doing now? You would hang that string of lights.
PETER:
Yes Oleg...but I'm stuck among the ghosts.
OLEG:
I'll help you out of here and then we'll hang the string of lights together.
PETER:
Thank you Oleg. They're cute, those ghosts...don't you think so.
OLEG:
Yes they are, but I would be happy if they hang
Peter and Oleg are still at Anholt Castle. The fog is now gone.
PETER:
Oleg! There is a ladder against the wall. Someone climbs up.
OLEG:
Who is it?
PETER:
No idea.
.........
Hey guys!
I'm Bob the Butler and I'm here to help you.
Two bears named Scout and Bruno told me the story about the fog and how scared you are.
You do not have to be scared. That often happens here. Cheshire cat sometimes lives here. He comes and goes like this.
I'll help you down. It's your turn first, Peter. Give me a paw.
And that's how Peter and Oleg come back safely to the ground and look for mommy Marian
PETER: (excited)
Scout....Scout.....I also got a tutu from the Christmas bear!
I am so happy! Now we can play ballet with Spencer!
This is the most beautiful Christmas ever!
Thank you, thank you dear Christmas Bear!
Have a nice trip to the North Pole!
Watch out during the snow storms!
Many bear kisses!
Peter and Oleg fly through and over the clouds with a paper plane made by Mummy Marian.
Oleg is nauseous (because he is airsick) and has landed safely somewhere in the backyard.
However, Peter doesn't know how to land.
PETER:
Oleg...OOOOOOleg!!!! How do I land???
OLEG:
Don't say anything to me....I'm so nauseous....I have to vomit....ugh...ugh
PETER:
I have landed! everything is ok with me!
Gosh ... Oleg .... you look so pale
I think you're not feeling well.
Shall I get you a cup of hot chocolate with whipped cream?
I'll just ask Mummy Marian.
OLEG:
Nooooooo...ugh...ugh.
PETER (sigh)
It's never right what I do.
PETER:
Scout.....Scout! Where are you? I have not seen you in a long time. Are you going to play with me? Mummy M gave me fake eyelashes. I have one for you too! And we can still pick something in the beauty case. We can't use the lipstick said Mummy M.
Ik hou zo veel van je en ik mis je.
Berenkusjes van Peter
OLEG:
Peter....Peter...Where are you???
Say something!
Oleg searches in and around the house and still can't find Peter.
He then walks through the garden... and sees a garden gnome standing between the plants.
OLEG:
OMG....this can't be true!
Peter! What are you doing?
(Oleg waits for an answer, but nothing happens)
Say something!!!!
PETER (finally answers)
Can't you see Oleg...I'm a garden gnome.
You really should wear glasses.
As you know, a garden gnome stays in place and doesn't move or talk. He is guarding the garden 24 hours a day.
OLEG:
Come on Peter....stop that nonsense. It's going to rain soon and you'll get all wet.
PETER:
Will you bring me an umbrella, Oleg?
OLEG:
No....I'm not going to do that.
I'm going to drink tea and eat chocolate cookies with the other bears and Mummy Marian.
Goodbye Peter.
PETER:
No...no...no...wait Oleg! I'm coming with you
I also want chocolate cookies.
Can I keep the gnome hat on
OLEG:
Ok.. but that beard has to come off, otherwise you can't eat cookies
Happy Teddy Bear Tuesday everyone!
Peter tries to pick a flower for someone special.
OLEG:
Have you already picked one Peter?
PETER:
Not yet.
I see a very nice one. Can you climb a little bit higher Oleg?
OLEG:
I will try...
It doesn't work Peter.
PETER:
You are a strong bear Oleg...you will succeed.
Yep...have one!
We can go down now.
OLEG:
Actually, I don't think it's such a good idea what we're doing. The bouquet belongs to Mummy Marian.
PETER:
There are still enough flowers, she doesn't notice Oleg and it's for a good cause.
OLEG:
By the way...who is that special person Peter?
PETER;
It's (whispering in Oleg's ear) Je...psss..psssss, because....psss.
OLEG:
Oh...yes...of course!
Peter and Oleg have finished hiding the Easter eggs.
Time for a nice bath.
PETER:
So relaxing ......
(Sings :)
I'm singing in the bath, just singing in the bath.
What a glorius feeling, and I, m happy again .....
OLEG:
Peter ... You sing out of tune. I get a headache.
(Goes to Peter)
Oh ... no!
What are you doing now?
PETER:
You can see that, I'm taking a bath.
OLEG:
You take a bath in Easter eggs.
PETER:
Yeah so?
These have been left over
When I'm done we will divide them.
OLEG:
I don't like Easter eggs that you took a bath in.
PETER:
There is a piece of paper around the eggs.
OLEG:
Even then I don't like them anymore.
PETER:
Too bad for you. Then I'll eat them all.
Peter, Oleg, Funky and Jopie + Jopie's grandmother were supposed to visit Scout, Paddy, Emmett and Edna with Dena.
Unfortunately, no one was waiting for them at the Magical Portal. Disappointed, they returned home.
In the middle of the night:
PETER: (talking to himself)
I can't sleep. I MUST know where my friends are.
Let's see if everyone is asleep
I hear Oleg snoring, so he's asleep.
The rest of the house is quiet
Slowly Peter walks towards the garden door, grabs a chair, climbs on it, turns the door key and opens it.
Slowly he moves down from the chair and walks into the garden.
Arriving at the Magical Portal, he carefully opens the door.
Cold and mist come out of the portal's opening.
Peter looks on the other side of the door.
PETER: (sad)
Nothing to see. How dark and foggy it is and cold too.
I'd better go back to bed, otherwise I'll be missed
OLEG:
Peter!!!
What are you doing with the Christmas presents?
PETER:
I'm poking a hole in one of the presents to see if it might be for me. There's no name on it.
OLEG:
You can't do that, Peter! You're not allowed to touch the presents until Christmas Day.
PETER:
Don't be so angry, Oleg. I'm helping Father Christmas. He forgot to put the name on the present.
OLEG:
You're just curious to see what's inside.
Where did you get that needle, anyway? You know you have to be careful with needles and scissors and only use them when I'm there.
PETER:
Oh... well... then I haven't done anything wrong, because you're always around. Besides, I found the needle. It was in Mummy Marian's embroidery.
OLEG:
Lucky I saw it in time. I'll quickly put the needle back in the embroidery.
While Oleg is having fun with Paddy in Australia, Peter gets to see Mummy Marian's grandson for the first time.She has to babysit Rune for a while. Peter is overjoyed.
ME:
Look Peter, there's Rune in the pram.
PETER:
Can I give Rune a kiss Mummy Marian?
ME:
You may, but you have to be very careful or he'll wake up.
Carefully, Mummy Marian puts Peter next to Rune.
Peter gives him a snuffly bear kiss on his nose.
PETER:
Do you want to be my friend Rune? I have a very best friend called Scout and ...and...and I have a princess who is very beautiful...and,,,,and I'm sure you would like to see her.
And...and ...you feel so soft....and you are so sweet.....and
ME:
Now I'll get you out of the pram Peter and we let Rune sleep.
PETER:
Thank you for letting me meet Rune Mummy Marian
ME:
You will get to see Rune many more times Peter, I promise
Tomorrow Rune will be two weeks
ME:
Peter...why do you look so sad?
PETER:
Well...I'm not feeling very well.
ME:
Do you have a stomachache or a headache or something else?
PETER:
No, but...but...I feel so lonely.
Everyone is at Paddy's birthday party and I'm not.
And...and I have a present for Paddy. I want to give Paddy my prettiest marble and I would like a piece of that cake and I would like to see my very best friend Scout and my dearest princess Rosie and Nanuk and...
ME:
Wait a minute, Peter.
Are you a little jealous of Oleg because he's at his best friend's birthday party and you're not?
PETER:
Jealous? No, not at all. I wish Oleg and Paddy a happy birthday and hope they get to eat lots of cake until they feel sick.
ME:
Until they feel sick? That's not very nice to say, Peter.
By the way, you went to your best friend Scout's birthday party and Oleg wasn't there. He was happy that you and Scout were having such a good time.
Let Oleg enjoy this time with his great friend.
Come on...let's do something fun together.
How about we play marbles together?
There are lots of them in the attic.
PETER:
Oh...yes, Mummy Marian...that sounds like fun.
Peter Arnold Photo • Doug Harrop Collection • June 1, 1974
By June of 1974, the service life of Southern Pacific's Fairbanks-Morse H-24-66 "Train Master" locomotives was winding down. In this fine roster shot, 3021 is missing a few parts when photographed in SP's San Jose, California yard.
SP rostered 16 of the beasts, and two of them were demonstrators. Dressed in "Black Widow" paint and delivered in 1953, the Fairbanks-Morse H-24-66, dubbed the "Train Master", was known for its substantial car body. At 2,400 hp, it was the highest-horsepower road switcher on the market when introduced.
While initially praised for its high power output, the complex opposed-piston engine and other design features led to maintenance challenges, ultimately impacting its overall acceptance and the eventual departure of FM from the locomotive industry.
Southern Pacific utilized them for heavy freight and passenger service. In their final years, they could be found pulling commuter rail trains up and down the peninsula between San Francisco and San Jose, California.
Peter is busy knitting. Yarn bombers, scarves and hats are being knitted. All of this goes to his best friend Scout and his sweet princess Rosie in Australia.
OLEG:
You've been knitting for two days now Peter. Isn't it time to take a break?
PETER:
I need to knit...knit...knit. It has to be ready before it turns winter in Australia. I don't want my friends to get cold.
I'm almost done with the hats.
A little later:
Look Oleg...Tada...finished the hats!!!
Oleg wakes up from his afternoon nap
OLEG: (yawns)
Oh...Peter...that looks beautiful!
PETER:
The red white and blue hat with the Dutch clog is for my very best friend Scout and the pink hat with diamond is for my very dear princess Rosie!
OLEG:
The red white blue colour is the colour of the Dutch flag. What a great idea. The hat with the diamond will look very nice on your princess Rosie
I'm so proud of you Peter!
PETER:
Thank you Oleg
A pink blush appears on Peter's cheeks
Scout and Rosie:
20.11.2024.
No apologies for uploading a second image from a memorable morning with sun, snow and steam!
LNER Peppercorn Pacific 4-6-2 No 60532 'Blue Peter' oozes power as it passes the new (ish) Jaggers Lane footbridge working 1Z83, the 06.00 Rugby - York 'Christmas White Rose'.
60532 had been attached to the train at Crewe.
Organised by Saphos Trains and operated by LSL.
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"Peter Cottontail" by Gene Autry
You'll wake up on Easter mornin'
And you'll know that he SHE was there
When you find those chocolate bunnies
That he's SHE'S hiding everywhere
Oh, here comes Peter Cottontail
Hoppin' down the bunny trail
Hippity hoppity, happy Easter Day
Ganz in der Nähe von Astoria rottet das Wrack der Peter Iredale am Strand vor sich hin. Der stählerne Viermaster lief 1906 während eines Sturmes auf Grund - zum Glück überlebten alle Besatzungsmitglieder das Unglück. Über 100 Jahre später ragen heute noch Teile des Bugs aus dem Sand, der Zahn der Zeit hat nicht viel übrig gelassen.
Only a few miles from Astoria the remains of Peter Iredale's rusted bow and masts are still visible jutting out of the sand - over a century since it ran aground. It once was a four-masted steel barque that ran ashore on the Oregon coast in 1906 during a heavy storm. Thankfully every crewmember survived the shipwreck. I had to think of them as I stood up to my hips in the freezing water of the Pacific Ocean, trying to get some decent shots of this beautiful wreck.