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Larkin showing off her prize for placing third in a retrieving event last weekend - the "Texas Triple Double".
CSX L063 is seen crossing the Sarah Long bridge from Kittery Maine into Portsmouth NH after retrieving a DODX load from PNSY
Three tired Trona SD40 series' push eastward to retrieve two leased UP SD60s at the Searles interchange 25 miles away. As the sun dips behind the desert ridges, the fading light casts a quiet farewell—ushering the railroad into a new era.
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Canon R50
After retrieving their C40-8 locomotive from the siding at Rugby Junction (see the image posted previous to this one) – the crew of Canadian National rock train L704 has run light engine up to the gravel pit at spur 126 to pull their loaded train, then shoved it down to Slinger siding to complete the power run around.
Now finally ready to get underway, the CN 2027 south is crossing Kettle Moraine Drive in Slinger, Wisconsin and heading down to Leithton, Illinois on a fine morning back in June of 2015. ~~ A Jeff Hampton Photograph ©
On July 12, 2011, crew from the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Healy retrieved a canister dropped by parachute from a C-130, which brought supplies for some mid-mission fixes.
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This gull went in for the catch, but couldn't hang on to it. Here he's going in to retrieve the morsel.
Retrieving loaded grain hoppers at the grain facility in Urbana. This trackage is the former PRR Panhandle main from Columbus to Union City. The once busy double track main line has been mostly pulled up. Urbana has a 4 mile section still in use today by the I&O Railway.
Urbana, Ohio.
A task left to the boys and men of the fishing village in Padgudpud, Philippines is pulling their very heavy wooden fishing boat back to shore beyond the reach of high tide.
analog photo on film dating from about 2003. Developed March 2023.
Assemblage resembles microscope
(c) Drager Meurtant
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When I was just working on this my eye fell on a gray shape like a rat in the middle of the fractal image. After I had tinkered with it I realized it was one of these pseudo shadow that you find under the legs of unit like this one. I tried to retrieve the grey outline and just left the rest as it was.
This photo is one of a series taken on our excursion to Pulau Ketam, or Crab Island, located off the west coast of Malaysia leaving from Port Klang. Most islanders live in homes built on stilts with their boats docked near their place of residence.
In port, large ships are commanded by pilots who guide the ships through the harbor.
Once back on the seas, the ship's captain takes over and the pilot is returned to the harbor in a small boat.
The transfer takes place while the ship is underway. With the pilot's boat matching the ship's speed, the pilot is transferred by dropping from the deck.
In this photo, a pilot is transferred from the Nieuw Amsterdam on a winter's solstice cruise from Ft Lauderdale, Florida.
On Tuesday i went to retrieve my mobile phone which i had to go without since last Friday, as a person in my early 20's this was a huge problem for me hahaha (not really i managed to live without). After getting my mobile back i photographed some Crested Pigeons that were all either napping or preening.
Retrieving loaded propane cars from the Bennington Branch, Lake Paran, North Bennington. January 6, 2021
On a quick trip to Denver to retrieve a Bull Terrier pup, we topped out on Monarch Pass at just the right moment to cattch this beautiful moment. The light on the Collegiate Range was so lovely. I am not sure of the name of this peak, if anyone is familiar with this area please let me know.
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I didn't know yesterday was Puppy Day so here's my belated contribution. This is our Noah showing us he had what it took to live up to the breed — golden retriever. He loves to bring things over to us. This good buddy will be 8 on November 20.
Happy Dogs. This Small Munsterlander Dog 'Max', 5 years, an experienced and happy hunter. The Small Munsterlander is a pointing breed gundog that loves tracking, pointing and retrieving. All day long on this sunny autumn day.
(NL: Heidewachtels. Prachtige voorstaande jachthonden)
Bella retrieves Toulouse.
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Bella is a Matthew Sutton OOAK Silkstone, on an FR Tall Handspeak body, wearing a FR Always On Her Mind Dania Zarr blouse (2012) with a vintage clone skirt (actually a dress).
In this picture:
Toulouse, the magical bear, was a gift from a friend.
I got the idea for the floor tiles from the very talented Ronda Vallejo of MiniaturesfromAvalon on Etsy.
*From the Ideal Tammy Dollhouse (c. 1963): One background is from its kitchen (enlarged and modified), the other is from its living room, as well as the kitchen sink & stove.*
Vintage Deluxe Reading kitchen dishwasher (1963).
Miniature cookbooks by BakingInMiniature on Etsy.
“ScotTowels” and “Soilax” cleaning product are from a My Merry “Cleaning Closet” set (early 1960s).
Vintage Barbie minis.
Re-Ments.
These blossoms have a little more color to them, but they should be a bright red, not pink. Nevertheless, there must be enough nectar in these blossoms for the bees to be swarming all over them to retrieve as much as they can. This photo was taken shortly after I shot the previous photo.
Joshua is in the center of this picture, taken after he and his Chip Camp colleagues had shot their paper rockets. Joshua's rocket sailed over the entire lawn and landed in a tree on the far side.
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a bit of a boring shot, but I ran out of time (packing has begun) or interesting options ... I do have a "Saxon the smartypants" story that goes with this location though so although it's a few weeks old now, here goes:
so one day retrieving here Saxon ran one way while I threw the ball the other, he didn't see where it had gone, so I got him searching "find it"!
When I do that I try not to help or move too much but I do point which of course he isn't so good at following, you know only goes so far away etc. but he actively searches well, just not everywhere ...
Multiple attempts around the park and he couldn't find it, I could see it sort of in the hollow of the ground about half way between where I was and the tree/path on the other side so I gave his nose the benefit of the doubt.
He was getting tired so I called him in to me and directed him straight across the park with a "go" ... often times "go" pre-empts "clock" or "count" which means go around an object (usually a tree) either clockwise or counter-clockwise so he honed in on one of the trees across the other side and swung around it with gusto ... "surely I'll get my ball reward with this" he was thinking ... he came running back to me in hope slowing up when he realized no ball was to be presented ... I was hoping on the trips from me to the treeline he would catch the scent of the ball and would have found it, but he didn't
so I send him out again "go" and he's a little off center for running right over the top of the ball so I throw in another command "over" which means move to his left, which he followed well but spied another tree that he thought I must mean for him to "around" ... he runs around it and starts coming back to me in hope of the ball again, this time a lot closer to running right over the top of the ball, I thought for sure he'd catch the scent of it, but again he didn't ...
so I send him away again "go" then again "over" to get him in a nice position, he spies the tree and heads for it, this time I pull him up back towards me (not sure what words I'm using, maybe just his name), and just as he's about to run right over the ball again "sit" ... I wait as the ball is maybe a foot or two right in front of him, he still doesn't catch the scent so "forward" (not a command I usually use but something to get him up out of the sit and moving slowly, he's already heading my way anyway) then a quick "down" and the ball is literally 2 inches from his nose ... he finally catches the scent of it ... YAH!!!!
anyway not sure how easy that is to read and understand as far as stories go, but I enjoyed watching him follow my directions so well to achieve our goal in real circumstances, he's such a smart cookie :-)