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On this woven, smeared because of doing my training runs. That's really not nice. Sometimes you can only run with spikes shoes. But then comes a firmer underground, then you can not walk with the spikes shoes anymore. But the worst thing is this mud and dirt .... I'm looking forward to the spring when it gets warmer and the running tracks are more firm and dry.
High above Hjørundfjord at Sunnmore. The fjord runs like a giant canyon through mountainous alps. This is one of the world's most spectacular fjord, according to one of the visitors. In the end of the fjord you will find Øye. Øye has been a central location for the early tourist traffic to Norway since the end of the 1800s and first 1900s. This is a good starting point for mountain hikes. Here you will also find the famous hotel Union. The hotel stands in its former splendor and looks like it did when it opened in 1891. A few years ago the hotel got the award «One of the worlds 12 most exciting hotels».
Hoch über dem Hjørundfjord bei Sunnmore. Der Fjord verläuft wie eine riesige Schlucht durch bergige Alpen. Laut einem der Besucher ist dies einer der spektakulärsten Fjorde der Welt. Am Ende des Fjords finden Sie Øye. Øye war seit Ende des 18. und Anfang des 20. Jahrhunderts ein zentraler Ort für den frühen Touristenverkehr nach Norwegen. Dies ist ein guter Ausgangspunkt für Bergwanderungen. Hier finden Sie auch das berühmte Hotel Union. Das Hotel erstrahlt in seiner alten Pracht und sieht aus wie bei seiner Eröffnung im Jahr 1891. Vor einigen Jahren erhielt das Hotel die Auszeichnung «Eines der 12 aufregendsten Hotels der Welt».
Muy por encima de Hjørundfjord en Sunnmore. El fiordo corre como un cañón gigante a través de los alpes montañosos. Este es uno de los fiordos más espectaculares del mundo, según uno de los visitantes. Al final del fiordo encontrarás Øye. Øye ha sido una ubicación central para el tráfico turístico temprano a Noruega desde finales de 1800 y principios de 1900. Este es un buen punto de partida para caminatas de montaña. Aquí también encontrará el famoso hotel Unión. El hotel se encuentra en su antiguo esplendor y luce como cuando se inauguró en 1891. Hace unos años, el hotel recibió el premio "Uno de los 12 hoteles más emocionantes del mundo".
Au-dessus de Hjørundfjord à Sunnmore. Le fjord s'étend comme un canyon géant à travers les Alpes montagneuses. C'est l'un des fjords les plus spectaculaires du monde, selon l'un des visiteurs. Au bout du fjord vous trouverez Øye. Øye a été un lieu central pour le premier trafic touristique vers la Norvège depuis la fin des années 1800 et le début des années 1900. C'est un bon point de départ pour des randonnées en montagne. Vous y trouverez également le célèbre hôtel Union. L'hôtel se dresse dans son ancienne splendeur et ressemble à ce qu'il était lors de son ouverture en 1891. Il y a quelques années, l'hôtel a reçu le prix « L'un des 12 hôtels les plus passionnants au monde ».
This torrent of water runs next to a secondary road. I am told that a year and a half ago, it washed out that same road. It now drains under it, and is corralled enough to pass by a community, then leading on and out to the ocean.
Tulip season runs from the end of March until mid May, but the flowers are usually at their best halfway through April. More than 7 million flower bulbs bloom in Spring.
Looks like a mini cluster of bananas! Playing around with the macro lens. Notice the water running down the left side, hence the title.
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and runs it into a shoestring ;-)
Alexander Woollcott
Hate Will Not Make Us Great! Resist!
water lily, sarah p duke gardens, duke university, durham, north carolina
NS runs a turn job out of Richmond to the end of the line at West Point where a large paper mill operated by WestRock is the main customer. This is former Southern Railway track. The job runs six times per week with Sunday being the only daylight run.
Here they cross the Pamunkey River on a low slung turn bridge located almost mid-point of their 35-mile run. The river hosts numerous pleasure craft with the bridge opening up for larger craft.
Recently bumped from its helper duties over the Allegheny Grade and Horseshoe Curve in Pennsylvania, SD40E 6305 leads the way.
This track runs through a field edge in Somerset, it is parallel with Hollow Lane, a road that runs off a hill into the village of Montacute, Hollow Lane is now a tarmac road. In days gone by these lanes would become progressively deeper,as heavy rains washed away the soil, loosened by the action of carts. Eventually the sides of the deep lane would collapse and a new route would have to be found. I wonder if this short section was part of a deep lane that experienced a collapse and that the current Hollow Lane may be the replacement.
Taken from about 50 yards from the previous 'Old Northumberland' upload, this is will be the view they see across their back gardens towards the coast at Boulmer (where they look to be getting very wet!).
Beyond the foreground field is the big new Willowburn estate being extended with the Duchess' Secondary school and the Lionheart Industrial Estate visible beyond. The A1 runs between the two around the eastern side of the town.
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Whitsand Bay runs along the south-east coast of Cornwall from Rame Head in the east to Portwrinkle in the west. There are beautiful golden beaches at low tide but when the tide is in these are covered by the sea. Access to the beaches is limited to several narrow footpaths which wind their way down the sloping cliffs while car parking is also extremely limited. The coast road which runs along the top of the cliffs provides some of the finest sea views in Cornwall.
A small river runs into the Mediterranean Sea as the sun sets. Taken with a Canon 5D4 and a 50mm lens at Fidar, Byblos, Lebanon.
I found this old gas station just North of the Liberty area and just outside of this station was parked this old jalopy of a truck. To make the details in this image really pop, I chose to do a three image HDR.
Hand held.
Mike D.
It had ben awhile seince I've been out to catch a sunset. thankfully I was rewarded for my effeorts last night. Sunset at Ngaruroro river, Hawke's Bay, New Zealand.
One of the many "Stone Runs" found on the Falkland Islands and only a few other places in the world. Stone Runs are a form of moraine formed by the coming together of two glaciers under special conditions.
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Sunlight Creek road runs along the base of talus slopes as it approaches Lee City in the Absaroka Mountains. This section of road in Shoshone National Forest may be better suited to atvs than my pickup but I made it.
The same stream of life that runs through my veins night and day
runs through the world and dances in rhythmic measures.
It is the same life that shoots in joy through the dust of the earth
in numberless blades of grass and breaks into tumultuous waves
of leaves and flowers.
It is the same life that is rocked in the ocean-cradle of birth and of death,
in ebb and in flow.
I feel my limbs are made glorious by the touch of this world of life.
And my pride is from the life-throb of ages dancing in my blood
this moment.
when the wind runs through the fields making waves...
Close your eyes and listen to the whispers of the golden and amber fields...
Listen to the stories of long gone summers and promises of new adventures...
Breathe in the scent of the ripe fields... and feel the summer warmth...
The road seen in this photograph, 9th Avenue, runs west from my neighborhood into the countryside as a gateway to several of the natural areas I frequent. As such, I often experience the sunset along this route on my return home. Occasionally I am compelled to stop for a photo.
Here, the sun is setting behind two bur oak trees (Quercus macrocarpa, Fagaceae) from the road just west of Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
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While riding the train from Sao Joao del Rei to Tiradentes, I saw this guy running through the field with his horses.
D345 runs round 40012 which sits in the Down Goods Loop at Hellifield.
5Z39, 14.05 Butterley MRC to Heywood ELR.
40012 is going on a 5 year loan to the ELR.
The two support coaches are going to Carnforth for toilet retention tanks to be fitted.
but my tongue is frozen in silence;instantly a delicate flame runs beneath my skin; with my eyes I see nothing;
my ears make a whirring noise.
Sappho
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While riding the train from Sao Joao del Rei to Tiradentes, I saw this guy running through the field with his horses.
Brazil.
The Lighthouse
The rocky ledge runs far
into the sea,
And on its outer point,
some miles away,
A pillar of fire by night,
of cloud by day.
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
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This field belongs to a neighbor who runs the biggest multiple field farm operation in our county. He alternates between corn, soy, and cereal rye, also known as winter rye because it is planted in winter as a cover crop. Remarkable for its rich color, the field will be cut for hay and grain for cattle just prior to producing seed heads.
Fields like this, with almost undetectable rows and virtually no weeds, are planted with a seed drill, which isn't a drill. It's a wide complicated plow attachment that holds seed, cuts in multiple rows at a preset width and depth, drops the seed at even intervals, and then covers the seed with soil - all in one pass. Lots of moving parts. Primitive seed drills, pulled by man or animals, were used by the Chinese as early as 1200 BC. The modern seed drill was invented and patented by Englishman Jethro Tull in the late 1700s, revolutionizing agriculture - and two hundred years later providing the name for the classic English rock band.
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UP YJA65 runs light engine across Park Avenue in Beloit, Wisconsin to pick up a marine engine from Fairbanks Morse Defense, a direct descendant of the once-mighty Fairbanks Morse.
Starting in 1944, Fairbanks Morse built a long line of H-series locomotives here in Beloit to compete with EMD and ALCO during the early days of dieselization. Their locomotives used an opposed piston engine that saw great success with Navy submarines during World War II but lackluster performance in the railroad industry.
FM left the locomotive business in 1963, and its engine division was split off. After several reorganizations and ownership changes, the company is now known as Fairbanks Morse Defense. Today, FMDefense continues to produce the original line of FM opposed piston engines and even the ALCO 251 which it has been producing under contract since the 1990s.
A telephoto zoom into the last port picking up the background fruit trees with pink-orange hues to contrast the gold of the larger trees. The Clutha river is the second longest in NZ and runs almost from one coast to the other in the South Island.
Some Emily Dickinson:
MY river runs to thee:
Blue sea, wilt welcome me?
My river waits reply.
Oh sea, look graciously!
I ’ll fetch thee brooks
From spotted nooks,—
Say, sea,
Take me!
The loco runs on hydro-treated vegetable oil fuel, which is claimed to reduce carbon emissions by up to 90% compared with conventional diesel.
66004 with the 6C76 18.49 Peak Forest to Limbury Road Luton loaded stone working not long after dawn, seen here on the Welland Viaduct.
As REM sang, 'that's me in the corner'.
A recrewed Q453 with a pair of AC44s finishes dropping a cut of rock hoppers at Dania Storage and are ready to continue south.
At one point in time, cars for O717 were stored here as the local was based out of the small yard in Fort Lauderdale. O717 no longer runs out of Fort Lauderdale so the storage tracks at Dania had been empty and are currently empty except for random times like this.