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This young female leopard, recovering her kill after accidentally dropping it from the tree, was photographed in the wild in the Kgalagadi.
Deacon is home a day after he had a kidney removed. I am amazed how well he is doing after such a major surgery and thankful to the care he got from his surgeon and vet techs. We hope for a good prognosis. Time will tell.
I was lucky to spot this out on my travels last week.
I've no idea what model Foden this is but it looks great.
On October 3rd last, the Coolagolite Bushfire raged through part of the NSW Far South Coast hinterland. Here are two shots demonstrating how much recovery has occurred in ten weeks - not much. The first epicormic shoots (red) emerged from the burnt tree trunks about two weeks after the fire. Since then they have grown in size and turned green, but it's been slow. The area recently received over 200mm of rain (almost a quarter of the average yearly amount) so one can hope this will be a boost to recovery, especially for the trees.
Hmmmm . . . memory recovery. Just the thing for "I forgot Day."
At 120 pictures in 2020 we are recognizing “I Forgot Day.”
"The hardest thing you can do is smile when you are ill, in pain, or depressed. But this no-cost remedy is a necessary first half-step if you are to start on the road to recovery." ~ Allen Klein
Just wanted to check in real quick & update everyone....my surgery went well; I'm home resting now and taking advantage of being waited on hand & foot :-) Thanks to everyone for all the well wishes & support....I hope to be back to "normal" within a few days & will catch up with everyone then.
Btw, we finally got some snow...a few inches total...very pretty but unfortunately I'm in no shape right now to get out and take any new pics, so this one's from last winter. Happy Friday...have a great weekend!!!!!
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Always thought you'd be the one
Who always needed me
My home, will be my home
Suddenly, your memory
And time is like an enemy, so cold...
Can't you see I'm in recovery?
I know you wanna say you're sorry
But I already heard that story
And I don't wanna be a fool anymore...
Can't you see I'm in recovery?
Several; years ago, a fire destroyed all vegetation in this area. The touch of green here and there is an encouraging sign that recovery is underway.
Recovery of ESA’s Intermediate eXperimental Vehicle in the Pacific Ocean just west of the Galapagos islands.
The IXV spaceplane lifted off at 13:40 GMT (14:40 CET, 10:40 local time) on 11 February from Europe’s Spaceport in Kourou, French Guiana atop a Vega rocket. It separated from Vega at an altitude of 340 km and continued up to 412 km. Reentering from this suborbital path, it recorded a vast amount of data from more than 300 advanced and conventional sensors.
As it descended, the five-metre-long, two-tonne craft manoeuvred to decelerate from hypersonic to supersonic speed. The entry speed of 7.5 km/s at an altitude of 120 km created the same conditions as those for a vehicle returning from low Earth orbit.
IXV glided through the atmosphere before parachutes deployed to slow the descent further for a safe splashdown in the Pacific Ocean.
Credit: ESA
The ruins of the hospital at Fort Union, on the Santa Fe Trail. When you reached this point from the east, you'd crossed the most inhospitable stretch of the trail. The army post at Fort Union provided a place to rest, and a hospital to nurse any wounds or illnesses.
15104, from Esq 201 of the Portuguese Air Force recovering to Leeuwarden during Frisian Flag 2017, Delivered in 1994 as a Block 15 OCU, it was subsequently brought up to Block 20 standard.
831 assists with the recovery of stone hoppers in the yard at Nuriootpa on 21-5-09 after a derailment occurred between the yard and main road crossing
summer 2007 we had a loaner 5D that a certain little figgin' memory card hated and chewed up an entire photo session. saved the card and sent it to the manufacturer in hopes of getting back the corrupt shots.
they poked and prodded and did better than i could
find but well, sadly only a few shots survived.
i'm pleased to share with you at least a frame or two.
more info in the comments
;)
pickerel lake ontario
northwest of algonquin
canada
techie stuff:
2.5 min, 16mm @ f/2.8 ISO 400
Canon 16-35mm f/2.8 II
Guilty on this one - an OK color shot, but the flowers ahd nice lines and texture so I did a conversaion, played with the lighting, and it came our well in B&W. Does it work?
Last night was a rough night. At about 1 AM, I woke up to an urgent barking coming from the living room. I got up to see what was wrong and I saw Champ just sitting in the middle of the living room. It seemed weird why he'd bark to try to wake me up as he looked just fine...until I told him to "come here". He barely was able to stand up for even a second and just scoot half an inch toward me. He would not get up. So naturally, being the neurotic person I am, I started making assumptions like "oh no, he's a 10 year old golden...must be hip dysplasia or arthritis" til I was in tears. I could not get him to get up to take him back to my room so I just sat down with him massaging him for an hour. Finally, I was able to coax him to his bed in my room with a treat, but it took a while as he kept sitting down and shaking. He and I were able to get about 3 hours of sleep til he woke up at 5:30 AM wanting to go potty; however he couldn't go potty because he was unable to squat since he was in pain. So I spent the next few hours just sitting with him til the earliest vet opened up at 7:30 AM. The vet did some bloodwork and checked out his hips. His bloodwork and hips are perfect. It is a disc in his back that was the problem and he gave him a cortisone shot and some prednisone pills. Champ must rest with no running or jumping for one month. But he will be fine, thank gosh. :) After only 3 hours of sleep last night, Champ and I are exhausted. and I didnt want to make Champ get up for a photo tonight so just took a natural one of him taking a relaxing nap...he's already doing much better and can move around.
Saunders Recovery of Hitchin Volvo FH12 v1 6x2 P438CAL loads poorly Scania P410 8x4 tipper grab KC15EFK on the side of the M4 at J4B earlier today.
This wonderful "bank" is advertised in the window of a grand, large, old empty bank building This new kind of bank offers help to those who are down on their luck and/or hungry and/or drug-addicted. Men's groups and women's groups also are offering their services.
Pebbles has been recovering from two surgeries that she had done at the same time and she seems to be back to her normal self again. :)
USAF F-16C 88-0499 banks on final approach as two aggressors scream overhead in the circuit. This was during the Red Flag 22-2 exercise at Nellis Air Force Base.
Aircraft: USAF General Dynamics F-16C Fighting Falcons AF 88-0499/OT, 84-0301/WA and 85-0418/WA.
Location: Gate 4, Speedway, Nellis Air Force Base, near Las Vegas, Nevada, USA.