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Seen in Burton Depot having recently been aquired from Arriva Midlands.
25th September 2016
43 is Former Arriva London DW20
55 is Former YN54OAG London Soverign SLE5
56 is Former Go Ahead London SO2
Prato Piazza/Plätzwiese and Monte Specie/Strudelkopf brought us the chance to have a wonderful view on the Tre Cime /Drei Zinnen without the crowds of cars, buses and walkers in flipflops on their feet - perfect weather!
September 2019 - [LCA/LCLK] Larnaca International Airport
'QATARI 265' from Doha.
cn 6529, delivered in 2015.
Abbotsinch 21 September 1957. Scanned from my father's original negative. Copyright Jim Cain.
Scrapped at Abbotsinch in March 1960.
Beautiful sunset , near the shore of lake Ontario in Presqu’ile Provincial Park , Martin’s photographs , Brighton , Ontario , Canada , September 4. 2020
Nice picnic area
Twilight
Lake Ontario
Sunset
A beautiful sunset
Crescent moon
Hugging trees
Jobs wood
Having a nice hike on a boardwalk in Jobs wood in Presqu’ile Provincial Park
Having a nice hike on a boardwalk
Jobs wood in Presqu’ile Provincial Park
small rock
Fossil
Fossilized creature
Fossilized creature in this small rock
Pebbles on shore of lake Ontario
pebbles on beach
Presqu’ile
Martin’s photograph
Stones
Pebbles
Ontario parks
Provincial parks
Great pebbles on the shore of lake Ontario
Great pebbles
shore of lake Ontario
Presqu’ile Provincial Park in Brighton Ontario
Great pebbles on the shore of Lake Ontario
Presqu’ile Provincial Park
Martin’s photographs
Brighton
Ontario
Canada
July 2019
Great pebbles
abandoned gas tank
driftwood
shore of Lake Ontario
August 2020
abandoned gas tank
Gas tank
Cedar
Cedar trees
Favourites
IPhone XR
Olympus TG-620
Olympus
TG-620
A fire in a Tomshoo camp stove fuelled by small sticks on the shore of lake Ontario in Presqu’ile provincials park
A Tomshoo camp stove fuelled by small sticks
fire in a Tomshoo camp stove fuelled by small sticks on the shore of Lake Ontario
August 2020
September 2020
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something opens our wings. Something
makes boredom and hurt disappear.
someone fills the cup in front of us.
we taste only sacredness.
~jelaluddin rumi
may all travelers find joy!!
jeanne
scanned, altered and assembled images, september 12, 2007
(including a feather - of one seagull - encountered on a walk near lake erie, a 35mm color slide taken at the geauga county fair - roses!!... and a golden tray for serving tea)
September sunrise over English Bay and Downtown Vancouver. Captured at Jericho Beach in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada ~ September 1, 2016
Took a few shots this morning of the sunrise, but of course I was a little late getting up, and didn't have a tripod. Still trying to figure out how some people end up with such sharp crisp photos. Maybe they take more time composing and focusing their shots using hyperfocal distances and such. I just autofocussed a little past my foreground and recomposed my shot.
I wonder if a split ND filter would enhance shots like these by rendering the sky and the reflection/foreground equally exposed...
Sidewalk Café...
The historic village of Elora, Ontario, offers a delightful afternoon and evening experience. The charming town boasts an array of sights, quaint shops, Boutique bistros and sidewalk cafes... with friendly, tourist-oriented shop owners. Renowned for its 19th-century limestone architecture, established in the early 1800s, Elora was once the area's limestone production hub. Vestiges of pit mining are still visible in the gorge and the surrounding terrain.
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ODC - DAILY ROUTINE September 14th - 20th 2022 -
365 2022 Into The Light 2022 - Day 257 Sept 14
We are roughing it, this morning having my coffee, working on Flickr and a fire to keep us warm. Actually it's an electric one but does look like really flames. I guess some people call our kind of rv camping, glamping, but when it's 44 outside this is my kind of camping,
Seen at Gatwick Airport Station on one of the final days of Class 442 working with Gatwick Express.
12th September 2016
Tijdens het eerste volle weekend van september vindt het jaarlijkse evenement "Terug naar Toen" plaats bij de Veluwsche Stoomtrein Maatschappij. Dit evenement duurt twee dagen. Alle stoomlocomotieven die kunnen rijden worden ingezet voor zowel personen- als goederentreinen gedurende deze twee dagen. Voor de spoorwegfotografen wordt 's morgens net na zonsopkomst met een goederentrein een slag van Loenen naar Apeldoorn gereden en weer terug. Op de eerste dag van "Terug naar Toen 2018" reed locomotief 50 307 de eerste goederentrein van Loenen naar Apeldoorn. Locomotief 50 0073-2 bracht een deel van deze goederentrein weer terug naar Loenen.
Beekbergen, 1 september 2018.
A frog and rocks in the water at Joe Perry Lake , Bon Echo Provincial Park on HWY. ON. 41 , Cloyne , Ontario , Canada , Martin’s photographs , September 12. 2019
This is the information below was taken from the plaque at the site in Bon Echo Provincial Park ; Mazinaw Pictographs :
Mazinaw, named for an Algonquin word meaning “picture” or “writing” is the largest rock art site on the southern Canadian Shield and the only major pictograph site in southern Ontario.
Along the base of this cliff, more than 260 painted images or pictographs attest to the significance of this place and storytelling techniques of the Algonquin and other indigenous Peoples who created them. The red ochre images depict human and animal figures, as well as a remarkable number of abstract and geometric symbols. The Algonquin people of today remain proud of their ancestral link to this special place.”
Fungi and moss on a decaying log
Decaying log
Jo Perry lake with a rocky shore
offshore campers canoe dock at Jo Perry lake
Dock
Rocks , stones , plants and grasses on the gravely shore of Mazinaw Lake
Weeds
Rocks
stones
wild flowers
grasses
gravely shore of Mazinaw Lake
Gravely shore
green coloured lichen
Lichen
Tree stump
Bon Echo inn
Rocky shore
Liken
Moss
Tree stump
Boulders
Great large rock
Forest
Acorn
Boletus Subtomentosus mushroom
Ontario Parks
Mushrooms
Fungi
Oak tree
boat launch
canoe
Trees
Tall grasses
Sunset
Favourites
Bridge
Sticks
Stones
Fallen trees
Fallen tree
Fungi
Mushrooms
Sand
Reflections
Reflection
Tall grasses
River
Martin’s photographs
Frog
Frogs
Water plants
Joe Perry Lake
Forest near Jo Perry lake in Bon Echo
Jo Perry Lake in Bon Echo
cloudy sky
Mazinaw Rock
Mazinaw Lake
Canada
Ontario
Bon Echo Provincial Park
Bon Echo
Provincial Park
IPhone 6
Favourites
Martin’s photographs
Cloyne
HWY. ON. 41
clouds
Woods
Trees and roots near the shore of Mazinaw Lake
Lake shore
Trees and roots near the shore
Roots
Lake
sandy beach
beach
September 2019
October 2019
Explored September 16, 2022
Another one from the Reichstag dome on top of the Reichstag building, the seat of the German government. This is the "top of the top", the highest point of the dome that you can reach as a visitor. And yes, the top of the Reichstag dome is open. Always, 24/7/365, and there also is no mechanism to close it, not even when it rains.
A design flaw? No, the open top of the dome is part of the Reichstag building's energy concept. As you can see in some of my other captures from the Reichstag dome (please check my albums, if you like), there's a large funnel at the centre of the dome which was not only constructed to lead diffuse daylight into the plenary hall of the German Bundestag (which is located right below the dome), but also serves as a ventilation system for the plenary hall. Stale air from the plenary hall is directed through the funnel and escapes through the opening at the centre of the dome. Moreover, on its way to the top, it also passes a heat recovery system that can extract usable residual energy from it.
And what happens when it rains? Don't worry, a device directly under the opening of the dome catches the rainwater.
Wishing you a wonderful weekend, dear Flickr friends!
Nach oben offen
Das ist die Reichstagskuppel tatsächlich, und zwar bei jeder Witterung. Was sich wie ein Planungsfehler anhört, ist Teil des ausgeklügelten Energiekonzepts des Reichstagsgebäudes, in das die Kuppel mit einbezogen wurde.
Wie Ihr vermutlich wisst, dient der Trichter in der Mitte der Kuppel nicht nur dazu, diffuses Tageslicht in den sich direkt unter der Kuppel befindlichen Plenarsaal zu leiten. Der Trichter dient auch als Belüftungssystem, indem er verbrauchte Luft nach oben direkt durch die Öffnung im Kuppeldach abtransportiert. Nicht nur das, auf dem Weg zur Kuppelöffnung passiert sie auch noch eine Wärmerückgewinnungsanlage, die ihr verwertbare Restenergie entzieht. Die vom Architekten des Reichstagsgebäudes, Paul Wallot (1841-1912), ursprünglich vorgesehenen Belüftungsschächte wurden beim Neubau der Kuppel übrigens wieder freigelegt und ebenfalls für die Versorgung mit Frischluft nutzbar gemacht.
Und was passiert, wenn es regnet? Keine Sorge, eine Vorrichtung direkt unter der Kuppelöffnung fängt das Regenwasser auf.
Ich wünsche Euch ein schönes Wochenende, liebe Flickr-Freunde!