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The shunter keeps pace with 6E83 from Middleton Towers as it propels its wagons across Kirk Sandall Jn towards the terminal at Barnby Dun on 11th August 2017
A shot from the shoooting floor of a documentary about.Bhawaiya is a style of music or a popular folk music that has its roots in Northern Bengal, particularly in the Bangladeshi province of Rangpur, the Indian state of West Bengal's Cooch Behar district, and the Indian state of Assam's Undivided Goalpara district.The "working class", mahouts, mahishals (buffalo herders), and gariyals (cart drivers) are recurring motifs throughout it. Elongated tones emphasise agony, longing, and "deep emotion" as the lyrics reflect the loneliness and pangs of separation experienced by their female counterparts.
Here I am again. I had another quick opportunity to throw on an outfit and grab some pictures. I have on a dress that is way too small. Thankfully it’s very stretchy. I’m very proud of the shoes. I found them at Goodwill for $6. It looks like whoever had them before wore them maybe once. I love dotted dresses so I adore this look.
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yep still got them ,i totally love the burst speed on this D300s ,its what i have been after for quiet a while .good speed ,good buffer ,and good metering .
anyway the pic taken today at conway rspb
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NS HC60 ran out of Croxton on the morning of June 2nd,2018 with Union Pacific's "The Spirt of the Union Pacific" 1943 leading. The duo is doing a cab signal test that ran from Croxton to Pascack Junction and back
My first video. I didn't want it to be just me staring at the camera, so I edited it into a little story. The full video is here:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=27F9kTGfwMU
Update: I just realized I didn't fade the music at the end. I should have just stared at the camera.
This shows the rack attached to the basket. Or vice versa. There is a black plate that is welded into the rack that was meant for the original rack mount. I drilled a hole for the lower mount hole on the bail buckle. This is the most critical part. If the hole is too low, the buckle won't have enough tension to stay latched. For the upper hole, I just sandwiched the rack between two short pieces of aluminum. I will paint these black eventually, but left them silver for the photos to show what's going on. The slight "sproing" I created with the front tongue holds enough tension.
Some quick pics of my newest girl, who is the classic Asian beauty of my dreams! *happy face*
She’s been swapped to a Dynamite Girl body.
Fashion Credits
Skirt: IT – NuFace – Lady in Red Erin
Top: SugarBabyLoveDoll – Etsy.com
Jacket: JiaJiaDoll – Etsy.com
Shoes: IT – NuFace – Wild at Heart Lilith
Purse: Mattel – BFMC – Spotted Shopping
Necklace: IT – NuFace – Perk Colette
Doll is a Kimiko Gunn from the Poppy Parker line.
these coasters were supposed to be a super quick project. and i really wanted to finish these in one quick sewing session. so i forced myself to do so. but, i’m a very sloooooow sewer. and rushing through something doesn’t help. so, as a true perfectionist, i’m not really into these. good things just take some time. and sewing time is time well spent. so what was i thinking? oh, i painted that mug in one of these ceramic studios. it’s my absolute favorite mug.
Lady carrying a child runs across a busy road in Silay City, Philippines, but at least found time to smile.
Here is a prize from the unedited stash that will break the noir series. This is clearly the case of a captive audience. One for me, one for you and one for the geese. This is without doubt an example of the Tom Lehrer song, "Poisoning Pigeons in the Park." That's probably closer to the truth than feeding wildlife although these geese won't go anywhere to be wild. These snacks probably shouldn't go into the kids either. Here's an instance of starting to shoot wildlife after our spring started to green up. These domestic fowl have taken up permanent residence here, water or ice. No wonder! I met a birder who declared he spotted 28 species on his last outing here. I headed out for another loop of pond #2 and saw gaggles of geese disembarking to weed the surrounding grass areas. These are pretty well in tune with the pitcher. They must not have been really startled and I have nearly had mallards walk over my feet. Seems proper; I walk on them too. This pose struck me as a near form of communication that had not been translated to me except in their actions. In fact I could have been slightly steadier; I found a monopod for quick but steady shots. The day had skies that were less than satisfying. The sky has been bad for a while again and promises more.
Some of the foliage was really greening up in early June and some of the trees were finally budding after the later spring. I bet the parking at the park will be maxed when spring arrives this year.
I was at Golden Ponds, the Longmont, Boulder County greenbelt and rec area and I wanted to look for possible shots even though the sky had been the pits lately. We are about a month away from the longest day but the weather granted us an extended spring. I wandered the green space and took some detail shots that were available, The rippling water gone so I relied on the ducks wake to churn the water, my favorite cottonwood is brown and most cattails and milk weed is seeding the next year's supply. I shot few pictures and kept the sky out of the frame but it's presence shows in the water. I love shooting high contrast scenes with this camera and lens.