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D908 has just finished its work in Alto and is now shoving its train back into the siding at Elmdale. The crew will then run around to the east end of the train with their pair of Geeps and head back to Lansing.
At some stage facts of life become invisible to us. One is that we stop wondering that liquid can take any shape. That clouds, made off vapour, can come down as rain water and cover vast stretches of land while the Moon and Earth spin drag it along the way into unconquered places. "Run water run" turns into observable habit and "Get out of the way" behavaulity custom.
After all, water was and still is, our mirror into the world of reflections and is very watchable while it slowly spills over before our lens.
This morning, I photographed the beginning of an annual marathon called "Run Wild." The starting line is in the nature preserve and the finish line is inside the zoo. This year, I couldn't stay for the awards, but I did see enough to be part of the fun the runners were experiencing.
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This is a Juvenile American Bittern that we spied while on vacation in California. You can see he still has some fuzz on its head. And the markings will change a bit as it matures. Cool to see running down the road.
Nature's abstract of a school of salmon during the Fall 2005 salmon run at the Big Qualicum River hatchery, Qualicum North, Vancouver Island, BC
Salmon mostly spend their early life in freshwater rivers, and then swim out to ocean waters to live until they gain most of their body mass and mature. Usually after four years, they traverse thousands of kilometers of sea and freshwater to spawn in early autumn and then die for their young!
colorful graffiti art at the start of the trail
Stony Run is a lovely urban oasis running through the middle of north-central Baltimore. On Wednesday we walked the 2 1/2 miles from Wyman Park, near Johns Hopkins University, to its end near Northern Parkway. Part woods, part city, the trail follows the old Ma & Pa (Maryland & Pennsylvania) railway bed. Along the way you pass by the Hopkins campus, as well as a couple of the private schools in that area. We have lived here our entire lives, and this was the first time we have walked this pretty trail. HFF!
Turkey Run Park, McLean, Virginia. If you look carefully near the bottom of the falls, you'll see a Northern Watersnake. I did not notice it until I processed this image.
As the sun started to set and the air became a little cooler it was time to head back.
with the loss of a friend I was not looking forward to that night alone.
I could see the way back and knowing that if I go now she would be lost to the night.
I turn for just one last look in hope and fall to my knees..
My friend has returned.
Red squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris) standing behind a tree, getting ready to run.
Wiewiórka (Sciurus vulgaris) stojąca za drzewem i szykująca się do biegu.
Cascade on Pigeon Run above Pigeon Run Falls. Pigeon Run is located in Pennsylvania's State Game Lands #13.
After completing the run-round manoeuvre (see previous image), Class 58 No. 58031 heads away from Bloxwich and approaches Sneyd Lane bridge with the empty MGR rake for Essington Wood Disposal Point on 15th July 1986. The 'new' Bloxwich station, which opened in 1989, is now located by the bridge in the background. It replaced the earlier station, which closed in January 1965, which was located beyond the background bridges close to the signal box seen in the previous image. Copyright Photograph John Whitehouse - all rights reserved
From the streambed of Leatherbark Run, just outside Cass, WV, we watch Mower Lumber Co. Shay #4 take a string of empty log flats up Cass Hill to pick up another load of fresh-cut timber.
This image was captured during a November 2025 photo shoot at the Cass Scenic Railroad State Park, which on this day, featured the 70-ton, 3-truck Shay #4, a locomotive that has been in service here since 1943. The train is pictured at about Milepost .5.