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Going out the other in that terrible weather proved to be and excellent day folks with many flight images of many species as you will see here in my posts, thank you all for everything and hope that everyone had a great and very safe weekend.

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With heartfelt and genuine thanks for your kind visit. Have a beautiful day, be well, keep your eyes open, appreciate the beauty surrounding you, enjoy creating, stay safe, and laugh often! ❤️❤️❤️

A small boat harbor in southern California.

Taken at the Shore, Leith, Edinburgh, Scotland, 2020.

The mercury reads 25 below celsius and i'm perched on top of the Wayne tunnel on BNSFs spectacular Laurel Sub. Running from Mossmain (Laurel) to Great Falls it only sees a handful of trains north of Walter Jct.

 

One regular is the LMON8661 or what crews dub the Lost Local, which runs once a week south to Moore on the Lewistown Sub and then back north to Great Falls the next day working customers along the way. Once on the other side of the tunnel the tracks head downhill into Armington located in a valley situated between the Highwood and Little Belt ranges. As the cold temperatures and snow wrecked havoc on the Montana Division, the train would only be running as far as Mocassin where the CMR interchange is located.

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Happy Bench Monday!

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.....on your Holiday Travels.

 

I wanted to wish all of my friends a Happy Thanksgiving. Sorry for my absence. Enjoy the holiday season and be safe.

 

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Female mallard on Deschutes River here in Bend, Oregon, thx!

Please take a look at a selection of H2 Photographic Club images at - www.flickr.com/groups/h2showcase

 

Why not take a few moments to look at our club’s website - h2photo.org.uk.

 

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This image reminds me of a photography outing I had back in 2021. I was on short term disability as I was dealing with post encephalitis symptoms. One of these symptoms was fear. Whenever I'd go out with my camera I'd be scared. I found myself staying at home more. This particular outing I had planned as my wife and daughter were on their annual camping outing. I headed out before the sun came out and reach this spot as the sun's rays peeked through the clouds. I remember vividly the fear I had when I was out there. As I look at this image I Thank God at how far I've come on this very long journey.

The guns were firing in the nearby fields, so this pheasant sneaked into the North Cove nature reserve for safety.

Barring a few bumps, scrapes, dents and chips.

The mouth of the river Fowey has been guarded by the chapel of St. Saviour on the headland at Polruan since probably the 8th or 9th centuries. It was a prominent landmark for mariners at sea marking the entrance to the harbour. At night a beacon was lit in the tower. It also was a useful lookout point giving notice of approaching enemy ships. The original chapel was small, but possibly enlarged by Sir Richard Edgcumbe in 1488, to give thanks for the safe return of his ships after their voyage to Ireland. After 1572 it fell into disrepair following the dissolution of the monasteries. The Chapel is now an ancient monument, belonging to the people of Polruan, and preserved as an open space by the Town Trust.

 

Erected by Trinity House in 1832 ‘for the safety of commerce and the preservation of mariners’ the Gribbin Head daymark pinpoints the approach to Fowey’s narrow and rocky harbour entrance. At 26m tall and banded in red and white stripes, the tower stood out on the headland, ensuring that that sailors did not mistake the treacherous shallows of St Austell Bay for the deep waters of Falmouth harbour.

 

St Catherine’s Point Lighthouse is a short red cast iron circular tower lighthouse with a traditional light by the entrance to the Fowey estuary. Operated by the local Port Authority, the tower is 20 feet high and the light is visible for 15 miles.

 

A mother mule deer stand guard as her little fawn peeks out from the safety of her legs. Have a great week!

 

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It's safe......to be.

 

Wonderful Sunday to you and yours.

No matter how hectic the day gets, coming home and laying in his lap is my ultimate safe space and reset button. 💕

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Even Dragons sometimes need a safe haven. Tofu hid under the garden table as soon as he realized that I intended to mow the lawn. Sorry Tofu, I know that you hate the lawn mower but after the recent rain the grass was really too long.

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