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A rather appropriate doodle expresses its condolences for the doomed Pennsy position lights at CP Morgan, Chicago, as an inbound approaches. Later that night, the southernmost signal heads were removed, with replacement of the other two on each consecutive night. With the lights at A-2 having been swapped out for modern LED color-lights earlier, these were the last set of PLs in the Chicago area, and some of a fast-dwindling number in the Midwest generally.
This beautiful old church, built in 1928 was abandoned several years ago and is now being torn down. This time I went inside.
Thanks to our Flickr friend Bill Baldridge for this info about the church and its role in the riots here in KC that resulted in 6 people being killed following Martin Luther King's death in 1968. How well I remember those times. I got grounded for sneaking out one night, there were Nat'l Guard on the street corners.
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Jessie Jackson was my upstairs neighbor for the past year or two and we often saw him. I regret not having the opportunity to talk to him other than hellos and goodbyes. Over the past few months we watched his health decline and knew the end was near. While I didn't always agree with him, there is no doubt that he opened many doors for my generation.
Rip Hunter (Lego Purist Minifigure)
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RIP to this poor little man who spent most of his career operating a trash can. Didn't even get credit for his work in the Holiday Special.
But seriously sorry to see this little guy go.
-Moose
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Taken near Beluga Point, Anchorage, Alaska. This bit of rip-rap (blocks of hard stone placed to prevent erosion from the sea) was sun-exposed and free of snow.
She almost made it to 19 but we lost her a few days ago. I've posted images of her before. She's happy now, chasing celestial mice.... We'll miss her.
My iPod shuffle is dead and out of warranty. But I will be purchasing a new iPod shuffle 2G 1GB to replace her...
RIP little buddy.
The photography world is mourning the loss of a wonderful friend and great photographer. Grant Brummett passed away suddenly yesterday. His family has a memorial fund set up in his name...here is the link if you would like to contribute. grantbrummettmemorialfund.mydagsite.com/#.Vi6hssPlxc5.fac...
...you are missed already dear friend, I am honored to have known you for 7 years and called you friend. Prayers going up for your beautiful wife Tommie and your two daughters. ♥
The last picture of Blacky :-( Only a few days ago poor Blacky had his back ripped, Possibly Blackbird wars. He could still fly and looked like he might recover but a couple days later I found him waiting for me under our doorsill. looking like septicemia had set in but after a while he perked up ate some soaked mealworms and managed to fly into the hedge. The next morning as I opened the back door he flew down to my feet and laid on the ground. I put some food under him and he ate quite a lot and after sometime he managed to fly over the fence. two hours later he came back fed by my feet and went back over the fence never to return. His partner has been sitting on the neighbours garage for most of the two days since. Blacky was a special bird in many ways. Differant and smarter than all the other blackbirds. He always came running towards me when I shouted come on Blacky. Took my first pictures of him in 2017 when he was feeding his fledglings so he must have been over 8 years old which is a long life for a Blackbird.
Miss him so much
RIP Blacky boy