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This is the removable ghillie suit I promised everyone. It is a bit bulky though. I am going to have to figure out a way to fix that problem.
I just wanted you all to see a hint at the things I'm bringing to Brickfair this year.
If you're really lucky, you might even get to take one home!
Found by Judge Wickersham in 1901, during a journey through the interior of Alaska near Eagle. It was necessary for Judge Wickersham to cut them from the animals' bodies in order to remove them. The many chips & notched on each set indicate that, most likely, this was not the first battle for either moose. The set used in his office as a hat rack.
490 was captured on Brighton Place, Portobello while working route 21 from the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh to Gyle Centre via Niddrie, Portobello, Craigentinny, Leith, Goldenacre, Crewe Toll, Davidson’s Mains, Clermiston, and South Gyle. Much of Portobello has been a Conservation Area since 1977. The handsome villas in Brighton Place and East and West Brighton Crescent date from the 1820s and the architect was John Baxter, son of a local builder. In 2016, City of Edinburgh Council took the decision to remove the setts (cobbles) on Brighton Place but a well supported local campaign was successful in having that decision reversed and the setts were replaced. The street is the only one left in Portobello with setts.
With its LNER apple green livery long since removed, 47522 “Doncaster Enterprise” now sports parcels red livery as it passes Tanyard Bay, Parton on 17 September 1994 with a Carlisle – Sellafield flask train.
At this time barrier wagons were still used and in this case they were redundant HEA 13.2te coal hoppers, of which there are four in this train. However the second, third and eighth wagons have had their hopper structures removed to create the first bespoke barrier wagons. This work was carried out by Currock wagon repair depot at Carlisle, the new 11.5te flat wagon's TOPS designation changing to RNA.
This past Saturday (4/25) crews removed the old road bridge over the former DM&IR on Steelton Hill in far western Duluth. The bridge, long closed to vehicle traffic, carried Mission Creek trail over the busy Superior Sub and was a favorite spot for fans to photograph trains on the hill. The bridge was removed to make way for a second mainline track. Here a southbound intermodal train rolls under the bridge this past February.
"Up, up and away
My beautiful, my beautiful balloon
The world's a nicer place in my beautiful balloon
It wears a nicer face in my beautiful balloon
We can sing a song and sail along the silver sky
For we can fly we can fly."*
*From the original song lyrics written by Jimmy Webb - 1967
Pictured above is another of the many hot air balloons featured at the 2013 Adirondack Balloon Festival, as it began a sunset voyage over New York's Adirondack mountain region.
This particular shot was captured during a planned launch of 80+ balloons from Floyd Bennett Memorial Airport. Unfortunately due to high winds only a small number of them were actually able to make the journey.
Captured at the Floyd Bennett Memorial Airport -- Queensbury, NY.
2013 Adirondack Balloon Festival.
Non-HDR image that was finished in Photoshop, including the use of Topaz Labs filters to remove noise, sharpen features, etc..
On Saturday 27/1/2018, 8M44N (ARTC rail train from Spencer Junction to Tomingley West, NSW) is seen at Warnertown (SA) with 2212 hauling Freightliner loco G535 & a loaded rail rake.
At Crystal Brook, 2212 was removed from the train with G535 continuing solo after a crew change. GWA provided the crews between Spencer Junction & Broken Hill.
I should've removed his tags, but then again he's a dog, he won't be perturbed by that.
And the misspelling in my watermark was done on purpose............. mmmmm, maybe not!
October 15, 2019. Scaffolding erected around third and last pier to be removed. Pier on the left to remain and public viewing platform installed.
This is the most up to date version of the Lego kākāpō project, which currently in review on LEGO Ideas. Including the minibuild, the total brick count is 550.
The most recent updates include:
- Rebuilt the rear end, it is now more robust
- Added internal plates so the head can no longer be removed
- Added part 15208 to the head
ideas.lego.com/projects/2fb777d6-5c93-455a-974c-fee28963075c
Super fast photo!
Thanks a lot to Pablo (www.flickr.com/photos/rey_kahlo/), who told me he managed to remove the hands of the new Barbie body.
It's not obvious and seems a little difficult at first, but the hands are totally removable! Now it's definitely one of my favorite fashion doll body EVER :)))
Slains Castle, also known as New Slains Castle to distinguish it from nearby Old Slains Castle, is a ruined castle in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. It overlooks the North Sea from its cliff-top site 1 kilometre (0.62 mi) east of Cruden Bay. The core of the castle is a 16th-century tower house, built by the 9th Earl of Erroll. Significant reconstruction of the castle has been carried out a number of times, lastly in 1837 when it was rebuilt as a Scots Baronial mansion. At one time it had three extensive gardens, but is now a roofless ruin. Plans to restore the castle have been on hold since 2009. The Clan Hay were a powerful family in the area for generations, having possessed the lands of Slains since the 14th century. In 1453 Sir William Hay, the clan chief, was made Earl of Erroll by King James II. At this time the local seat of power was Old Slains Castle, near Collieston some 8 kilometres (5.0 mi) to the south-west. Francis Hay, 9th Earl of Erroll, succeeded in 1585, and converted to Roman Catholicism. He conspired with other Catholic nobles, including the Earl of Huntly, with whom he joined in a brief rebellion in 1589. Erroll was also a signatory of the "Spanish Blanks", documents signed by members of the Catholic nobility of Scotland, and otherwise left to be filled in with the terms of Spanish aid. Erroll was declared a traitor in 1594, and Old Slains Castle was destroyed in October on the orders of King James VI. After a period abroad Erroll returned to Scotland, and abjured Roman Catholicism in 1597, subsequently returning to royal favour. He abandoned Old Slains and built a courtyard and square tower on the present site. Originally named Bowness, it later became known as New Slains. The wings around the courtyard were extended in 1664 by addition of a gallery or corridor, and in 1707 the entrance front was renewed In 1820 William Hay, 18th Earl of Erroll, married Lady Elizabeth FitzClarence, the illegitimate daughter of King William IV and Dorothea Jordan. In the 1830s the 18th Earl commissioned the Aberdeen architect John Smith to remodel the castle. This resulted in a virtual rebuilding of Slains in a Scots Baronial style, including granite facings, in 1836–1837. Gardens were laid out in the late 1890s by the landscape architect T. H. Mawson. In 1895 the author Bram Stoker visited the area, staying at a cottage near Cruden Bay, and he may have been a guest at Slains. The castle is commonly cited as an inspiration for Stoker's 1897 novel Dracula.In 1913 the 20th Earl of Erroll sold New Slains, ending more than 300 years of occupation by the family. It was purchased by Sir John Ellerman, the wealthy but secretive owner of the Ellerman Lines shipping company, who leased it out. In 1925 the roof was removed to avoid taxes, and the building has deteriorated since. It is now a roofless shell, with most of the outer and inner walls standing to full height. In 2004 it was reported that the Slains Partnership was preparing plans for restoration of the building and conversion into 35 holiday apartments In August 2007 the scheme was granted outline planning permission by Aberdeenshire Council, but the plans were put on hold in 2009 due to the economic downturn. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Slains_Castle
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Another day, another damp walk in our awesome British summer weather.
Brighter days are coming, at least.
This is the entrance into Highfield's Park near the tram stop. I love the arty decoration at the top in particular. It's a shame that all the cherry trees along this path were removed last year (apparently too old and diseased) but at least they've replaced them with new saplings
Photography and Editing: Dirk Dreyer. Hi-Res pictures and prints available at galleries.dreyerpictures.com.
Organization: NorCal Talent
Kyle from T-Rex BBQ of Newton Iowa pulls a rack of pork ribs from his Gateway drum smoker while competing in day one of Bring'n Home the Bacon BBQ Competition in West Salem Wisconsin.
Photographed at The Bring'n Home the Bacon BBQ Competition
Neshonoc Lakeside Campground and Resort
West Salem Wisconsin
Saturday June 10th, 2023
Interesting pitot tube cover stearman trainer greenwood lake airshow 2015
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A northbound Q rushes for a re-crew at Lincon Rd. As the CN dips these ex-GECX "humpbacks" into the corporate scheme, they have made some interesting adjustments. Strange that they would take the time to remove the humps, extra horns, etc. But the biggest bummer for me is the addition of inward facing cameras and removal of the super-comfy seats. Even with brand new gevos, ETTS.
A couple more from West Pit and this is a JS climbing one of the half dozen lines to the tipping area for the spoil.
Hi,
In the past months, I made tremendous progress on my AT-AT project, since the last update I shared. I regret not sharing any details of the journey as I did before, but after realizing the need to start from scratch again, everything changed and I did not feel like showing my WIP. I thought removing myself from the scene would help me focus on the direction I wanted for this project and believed the outcome would result in a greater experience to indulge in if I shared it all at once.
So, recently I finished the design, and more so the instructions, on STUD.io. Now, I am in the process of gathering the parts and setting up a plan to share all the details I missed the opportunity to do earlier. A part of the plan will involve creating videos showcasing every part of the build and the design behind it. I look forward to starting this soon, but until then, I made some quick renders of the model in STUD.io. I did not make any larger ones, it seems like a waste of time to do otherwise since I plan to build it anyway, so I hope you enjoy this little teaser regardless.
The C&NW coaling tower in Nelson, IL once witnessed passage of the mighty C&NW steam locomotives that plied what is now Union Pacific's Geneva Subdivision, but now it bears witness to the passage of UP's newest heritage unit, #1943, leading UP's business train sans executives back home to Council Bluffs, IA after a short trip to New York State.
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Here we have another unique senior request. It's not often that I'm approached to perform something of this nature for a senior photo, so I really got to have fun and put my touch to it. The client asked, "I want to be in a tornado, with all of my stuff blowing around me." And this is the final product. Each of the items in the photo are the clients possession and part of her interests.
Thank you- Tim Samaras for use of your tornado photograph.
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