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I am back after a lovely holiday in the dolomites.
Sas dla Crusc at sunset.
High Badia Valley, Dolomites - Bolzano, Italy
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SE-RUF - Airbus A-320-251N - SAS Scandinavian Airlines System (leased from ALAFCO)
at Duesseldorf International Airport (DUS)
c/n 10.265 - built in 2020
(Photo: G. Dickmann)
SE-RJX - Boeing B-737-76N/W - SAS Scandinavian Airlines System (leased from GECAS)
at Duesseldorf International Airport (DUS)
c/n 34.754 - built in 2007 for GECAS/SkyEurope -
leased to SAS since 2015
(Photo: G. Dickmann)
LN-RKO- Airbus A-330-343X - SAS Scandinavian Airline System
at Miami International Airport (MIA)
c/n 515 - built in 2003 for SAS - reg. SE-REE -
re-reg. 03/2013 -
named "Sigrid Viking"
SE-DMO - Airbus A-321-253NX - SAS - Scandinavian Airlines System (leased from ALC - Air Lease Corporation)
at Toronto Lester B. Pearson Airport (YYZ)
c/n 9541 - built in 2020
Sás Creek (Sauce Creek in its anglicised form) is a 750m-wide bay backed by very steep 300 metre cliffs. Sás means a trap with a noose, and it's a pretty appropriate name. A place more hostile to human habitation would be hard to imagine. Despite that, almost unbelievably, three families farmed on a flat piece of land at the base of the cliffs during the 19th century.
The last family left the bay in 1910, when, reportedly, a local midwife fell to her death on her way down the cliffs to deliver a baby. They are incredibly steep, and it's hard to imagine people regularly making their way up and down to get in and out.
It's near Brandon Creek on the Dingle Peninsula, from where St. Brendan reputedly set sail on his voyage that many say included a 'discovery' of America.
SE-DBX - McDonnell Douglas DC-9-41 - SAS - Scandinavian Airlines System
at Joenkoeping Airport (JKG) in Aug. 1982
c/n 47.114 - built in 1967 for Swissair -ntu -
to SAS 05/1968 -
retired and sold to Northwest Airlines as N750NW in 1991 -
retired 2009- wfu and broken up MZJ in 2013
scanned from Kodachrome-slide
Based off of nothing in particular, from no particular game, that may or may not involve The Cold War. >.> I have an idea for better equipment and ski poles.
This modern building replaces the 1960s brutalist glass and concrete one , that had fallen into disrepair.
Are we just replacing like for like? Although much more pleasing to the eye, will we still feel the same in 50 years time.
The original designs of James Craig's Square have all but gone. Elsewhere n the new town 200 year old buildings still stand magestically and are greatly admired.
What have today's architects forgotten about longevity?
captured in Harlingen harbour, Friesland / The Netherlands
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Rolleiflex 3.5F - Planar - Ilford XP2 Super
SE-DBR - McDonnell Douglas DC-9-21 - SAS - Scandinavian Airlines System
at Duesseldorf International Airport (DUS) in April 1984
c/n 47.306 - built in 1969 for SAS -
re-reg OY-KIE 10/1990 -
to Aeropostal as YV-11C in 2002 -
retired and scrapped 2006
scanned from Kodachrome-slide
Contrast
A Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) Airbus A319 about to touchdown at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, with some heavy rain in the background.
TAXI!!
Fall is coming and there is a nip in the air already. After a long day of fall shopping, Royale is ready to head for home. She is looking quite stylish and elegant in the Odile Dress and long Jacket for Sascha's Designs (SAS) and her Bobo Glitter Shoes in Midnight , also from Sacha's. Chop Zuey's Suo Ganearrings and necklaces complete the look.
The Odile Dress and Jackets come in two versions. Each version has a hud with 9 lucious fall colors.
Perfect for shopping and luch with the girls...or for a romantic evening out with that someone special!