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Another of several shots from the new skatepark in Austin, TX
You can also find more on our Blog:
ashtonsterling.wordpress.com/2011/07/15/new-bmx-skate-par...
The corner of Mitre Square is where the horribly mutilated body of Catherine Eddowes was found by PC Edward Watkins at 1:45 AM on the 30th of September 1888. It then became known as Ripper's Corner.
Nikon F4. AF Nikkor 14mm F2.8D lens. CineStill 50 35mm C41 film.
I quilted the interior once and wasn't happy with it. So Jerry and I spent 2 weeks ripping it all back out and then I quilted it again. I like it SO much better now. :)
"Geese in the Forest" pattern by Twiddletails
Can we all stand in silence to pay respect to this leg piece my dog bited it so i have to replace it with another on
The old Rabbit Hash, Kentucky general store burned down last night at the age of 185. A popular landmark is gone forever. I'm glad I had the opportunity to photograph it a couple years ago.
This plane, the UR-PSR, has been shot down by Iran in Tehran, RIP to the ukrainian crew and to passengers :(
Year has started very badly.
Two miles of the former Great Northern Railway in downtown Kalispell, Montana, were ripped up over the summer of 2021. A trail will soon replace it. See KalispellRailroad.com for more. And here's what it looked like with a train flickr.com/photos/justinfranz/43879045895/in/album-721576...
Los Angeles, California.
Frances Wanderman: born May 26, 1915, died June 17, 2016.
This is an image of my mother's 101st birthday party taken a few weeks ago on May 26th. Since then she's stopped eating and she died peacefully last night.
I posted a bit more of a remembrance at my blog:
richardsnotes.org/2016/06/18/my-mother-passed-away-last-n...
I've maintained an album of images of her up here on Flickr. If you haven't seen it, you might find it interesting:
www.flickr.com/photos/richardspics/albums/72157605494735496
She lived an amazingly long and full life. RIP Frances, I’m glad you were and will always remain my mother.
Rip is Wright-Locke Farm's only female goat, a Boer. The softest of the small herd, she carries herself with dignity.
Next Smash Bros, guys...
Was there anybody that you guys lost, let me know who you are mourning over in the comments below.
After almost 22 years of service for Safeguard, X307 CBT (along with sister 308) was retired in June 2023, and sold for “preservation” the following month to the “South England Transport Preservation Group”.
Unfortunately, it’s time in their care wasn’t the best as far as I’m aware, resulting in many complaints to Safeguard that summer about its use as a playbus at Chichester coach park and other locations on the south coast.
Then the “Southern Bus Preservation Group” offered assistance to the owner and 307 moved to their yard in Surrey during August.
But another trip to the Chichester area (where it’s owner resided) in early 2024 resulted in further adverse comments arriving at the Safeguard office.
In a surprise move, it was bought back by the company and delivered back to their depot on 27th February.
Another surprise was the arrival of a scrap dealer’s truck on 7th March, which took it away and it was sadly “processed” within 48hrs.
A very sad end for a fine bus, with still so much life left in it after being cosseted by Safeguard’s late Engineering Manager during it's long service life with the company.
It would be nice to say that parts of it will live on and aid sister bus 308 in the future, but annoyingly the process was so rapid there was no chance for me to even see 307 before departure, let alone acquire any parts for 308!
A very sad story.
In much better times, 307 is seen in service amongst the daffs for what would be the last time at the cathedral roundabout in Spring 2023.