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Gerbera daisy is a flowering plant of daisy family (Asteraceae), with the colors which include white, yellow, orange, red and pink.
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We hiked the Butcher Jones Trail in the Tonto National Forest this weekend. It skirts the edges of Saguaro Lake and provides some beautiful views like this fjord that leads to the Salt River. This trail is about 45 minutes drive from our house North of Apache Junction, AZ
In Sallent de Gállego, most of the population is dedicated to activities related to tourism and/or livestock, so it is common to see cows or horses in the vicinity of the town, producing bucolic images like the one shown in the photograph.
En Sallent de Gállego la mayor parte de la población se dedica a actividades relacionadas con el turismo y/o la ganadería, por lo que resulta frecuente ver vacas o caballos en las inmediaciones del pueblo, produciendo estampas bucólicas como la que se muestra en la fotografía
Railway employees of Nigiri Mountain Railway checking on one of the X class Steam Engines at Coonoor, Tamil Nadu. One of the last Meter Gauge section still in operation in India, these Steam locos are the only ones operating in the country, hauling the passenger train from Mettupalayam to Coonoor.
Just a simple shop scene inside the Alaska Railroad's heavy repair back shop. ARR 4009, is part of a string of three SD70MACs the crew was using as they hostled about some power.
Something abut the 90 degree angles and intersecting lines of this view always appealed to me with the bold blue and gold and the big dipper on the flank of the EMD contrasting nicely with the muted rusty hues of the shop. I hope you like it too.
Anchorage, Alaska
Friday May 27, 2011
Early morning view across the water from Blackie Spit. First snowfall of the season. In the background, The Lions (Squamish: "Ch'ich'iyúy Elxwíkn" Twin Sisters) are a pair of pointed peaks (West Lion – 1,646 m (5,400 ft);[1] East Lion – 1,606 m (5,269 ft))[2] along the North Shore Mountains in Metro Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
Thompson 'K1' number 62005 on the Great Central Railway passing the 'ganger' and his workmen. A Timeline Events photo
California is sometimes referred to as a "Green and Gold" state. In a drought year like this one, the hills are quite "golden" early in the year. Official state colors are blue for the sky and gold for the California Gold Rush.
In a scene mimicking years past, an SD70i & BC Rail dash 9 take care of train Z111, seen here at about the halfway point of the directional running zone on the CP Parry Sound Sub; the siding at Britt, Ontario. The searchlights, rocky landscape, and London-built leader here make for what I'd call a quintessential Canadian railroading scene. As a bit of a bonus, to mine and Isaac’s surprise an emergency 10-minute roadside setback while chasing this from Parry Sound somehow still left enough time to catch up to it here.