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Picture taken at Bell Creek Park in Redford Twp. Michigan. I was sitting in a recumbent bike and used my iPhone to take the picture.
Sitting on a calm sheltered bay which looks over Plymouth Sound, the twin villages of Cawsand and Kingsand are a pair of 17th Century fishing villages, once renown for their fishing and smuggling activities.
The streets are narrow and twisting, and the diverse geology of the area is reflected in the building materials. A pleasing palette of rust and grey slatestone and rich red sandstone contrasts with the pretty pastel colours of the rendered buildings.
Simple, single storey stone sheds, outhouses and fish cellars recall the importance of the fishing industry which flourished in the 18th century. They were built from red volcanic stone, known as rhyolite, which was probably quarried from the bedrock on the foreshore.
By the start of the twentieth century Cawsand’s sizeable fishing fleet was in serious decline. The once plentiful stocks of pilchards had been reducing since the 1880s, and were completely destroyed by motorized trawlers based in Plymouth. By 1914 there were only 16 boats left in the village. The two communities could no longer rely on the sea to employ a sizeable proportion of its population and many left to look for work elsewhere.
We run for something, not for running! Those who run, run for different reasons. They run for exercise, run for fun and sometimes for a cause.
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An immature gull takes flight with a stolen bivalve, looking for a safe place to break the shell and devour the goods.
A joyful child runs through shallow sea water with arms outstretched, captured in black and white, expressing freedom, innocence and the carefree spirit of summer.
Running about 2 hours late, 66846 roars past Blea Moor with the 12.58 Carlisle - Chirk logs on Tue 30th March 2021.
Running, running
Figure out the word
Running, running
Could you be any colder
Running, running
Take in another inside
Running, running
Come forward
Yo I said come forward
Come forward
What are you afraid of
This Brown Bear had just swum across the river and I was thinking it would shake off the water like a dog, but this bear, likely a sow, decided the best way to get the water off was to run and run fast. You can see the water just cascade off her flanks as she gives it a go, paws off the ground, claws on display, ears bent back, and moving quickly. And she ran in my direction, which gave me a bit of pause, but she wasn't going for me thank goodness! That and nothing can hurt me if I'm looking through my viewfinder ;)
Taken 3 June 2019 at Lake Clark National Park, Alaska.
Former locomotive of the ÖBB (Austrian Federal Railways) 1142 579 now operated by Pro-Lok GmbH with an westbound empty VTG tank car train photographed at Rekawinkel station (Lower Austria)
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BNSF train U-DPKWTR7-02A rolls past the old BN station sign at Maiden Rock along the Mississippi River. There was a reason Burlington advertised the Savanna - St. Paul stretch as where "Nature Smiles 300 Miles."
I saw this rooster running arround in the middle of an industrial area. I was amused by the thought that it might be escaping from the traditional Pesah feast .
The glowing oval under this runners shirt caught my eye.
I assume its some form of heart monitor; presumably linked to an "app" on his watch or phone.
I must be old - I remember when all you needed was a pair of trainers (called plimsolls or running shoes back then).
Minehead, Somerset, UK.
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And if I only could
Make a deal with God
And get him to swap our places
Be running up that road
Be running up that hill
Be running up that building