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Calrailfans at Stockton, 15 June 2019
Our June Calrailfans meet was at Stockton, which was the traditional June meet location for some years. The last couple June meets had been at a cooler location, but this year it was back to the Stockton diamonds. Not the most scenic spot in California, but a good place to watch trains with BNSF and Amtrak going east west and UP going north south, with the 2 Sacramento San Joaquins and BNSF Inside Gateway trains switching betwen UP and BNSF.
The San Joaquin Joint Powers Board, which manages the San Joaquins, had a fantasy that there are a lot of people who live in the San Joaquin Valley and commute to Sacramento. There aren't. The housing price difference between Fresno or Merced and Sacramento is not great enough to justify a long commute for many people, unlike the difference between Stockton and Silicon Valley, which fills ACE trains. The result of this fantasy was a change to the San Joaquin schedule with the early morning Sacramento train being a northbound Fresno-Sac "commuter train", instead of a Sac-Bakersfield run.
After a year of running the Fresno commuter run empty, the San Joaquins have reverted to their older schedule and I was able to take 702 to Stockton for this meet. We had 4 cars, pushed by F59 2008 and a pretty good crowd for an 0626 departure. We pulled out of the station and promptly stopped with the PTC alarm going off and HEP dying. The engineer went back to the engine (eastbound trains run in push mode) and restarted it...meantime a late running #11 arrived.
The rest of the trip was uneventful. I walked from the Stockton SP/Amtrak/ACE station to the diamonds shooting the remains of the WP depot, burned in a wino fire, 702 rolling onto the BNSF and a bar sign along the way.
I was only at the diamonds until 701 was due, as I had plans with the family for the rest of the day, but BNSF and UP gave us a good show of trains while I was there.
The trip north on 701 was on time with no malfunctions. I shot some cars at the Siemens rail equipment factory sin south Sacramento from 701
Fauna prompt for week 14 in Susan and Chrysti's Echo Challenge project: www.flickr.com/groups/1280575@N23/discuss/72157624119561414/.
Frog by Deryn
Kingbird by DJ
See Deryn and my response on my blog: djpettitt.typepad.com/djpettitt/2010/06/echo-challenge-an...
The K-2 teachers in my building scored second grade "practice prompts" today in preparation for the "real thing" in April. We worked in pairs scoring the students standard conventions and stylistic components. We'll return the prompts with "practice scores" and teaching points to help the students. It's always fun to read papers from students throughout the grade level. I always find this activity enlightening and rewarding too!
Prompt:
The image presents a surreal and dramatic scene, likely a digital composite or photo manipulation, depicting two figures partially submerged in a dark pool within a rocky, nest-like formation. The figures, seemingly a man and a woman, both wear crowns, although the crowns differ in style – one appears more traditional and gold, the other darker and more skeletal. The woman, whose face is pale and etched with dark lines like thorns or veins, wears the darker crown and has a large, dark shape over one eye, resembling a spider or insect. Her mouth is wide open in a scream or gasp. The man, beneath her, also has his mouth open in apparent distress. His crown is more conventional, and his skin tone is more natural.
The pool they are in is dark, almost black, with a slightly oily or viscous appearance. The rocky rim of the pool is composed of dark, irregular stones, some tinged with orange-red, and is interspersed with what looks like dried vines or roots. Small, green plants grow around the outer edge of the nest-like structure. The background features a bleak landscape, resembling a mudflat or tidal area under a cloudy sky. The overall impression is one of entrapment, struggle, and a dark, fantastical narrative. The image evokes themes of duality, possibly sacrifice or metamorphosis, and the clash between nature and the supernatural.
Today's prompt is "come in" for my 365 and that was quite easy as this is the welcome you get when you come to our back door!
Happy Easter to everyone!!
Capture Your 365 .....
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Prompt -spirit. Acrylics over textured gesso. Dandelions stamped on. Step by step on my blog at: artygirl2010.blogspot.com/2015/04/textured-gesso-and-stam...
This week's prompt is to go larger-than-life with the tangles - this was fun but I had to keep reminding myself to draw the spaces and lines 'bigger'! Also using for my last day of AEDM.
blogged at www.creative-explorer.blogspot.com
prompt #6:
"design a platform, stage, or site for the redress of misdemeanors of public accountability (be specific-individual, corporate, state, media...)"
squash and other root vegetables;they're grounding.according to TCM.i've felt it,though.
Day 15 - Ordinary Moment // Alright, so this is little prince (LP). And the prompt for today was ordinary moment. What is LP holding? A bathroom step stool for kids. This is a daily thing of LP running around the house with it and using it to get anywhere and everyone LP can't get to. The sink, the counter and even sometimes to rest LP's feet on when using the toilet. Isn't LP precious? LP has his own blog here if you want to check it out: adventureoflittleprince.blogspot.com/
Prompt in DALL-E
Enhance the image of a historical book titled "Old Paris - The Seine". The book is open with elaborate and intricate 3D images springing out from the pages, vividly depicting scenes of the Seine in old Paris, with rich details and textures. The emerging images are surrounded by a denser mist, contributing to a mysterious and enchanting atmosphere. The background is dark and moody, contrasting with the bright, lifelike 3D illustrations. The ultra-realistic overall composition is replete with fine details that offer an immersive glimpse into the historical life by the Seine.
this was my first try using the prompts. it was fun! i got through about 10 of them when it told me to switch to a different canvas. i came back later and added a little bit more here and there.
Prompted by fellow oddperson, Kayakr (see Flickr search for details), I went along for a nosy. I have bought maps and shovels.