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Photographed trough the window of our car, driving in the direction of Mount Robson Provincial Park, Canada. I'am always astonished when I see this, why they are not using traffic lights?
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This was a fantastic storm that chased me from Madison, Nebraska to Fremont.
The storm just rolled along as you could hear the thunder clap across the plains at each stop I made to shoot a few photos, then blaze on ahead of it.
Good times
une pensée pour ceux qui souffrent à Orlando, dans l'espoir que demain soit un jour meilleur pour tous sur notre planète...
Way behind on your streams but I am looking forward to catching up!
This rain and humidity have got to stop!!
A stop sign on 45th Street, in Savannah, Georgia..... The very last one in Savannah... And, doubtless pretty rare elsewhere.... Used in the early twentieth century, until the familiar red stop sign on a post was adopted almost everywhere.
One wonders if this little sign made anyone stop....but vehicles were slower then..!
I have finished loading and making public all the photos in my album of Wormsloe State Park Plantation.... A great place to visit... Very near Savannah.... And I will put this photo in that album.... To give you an easy link.
From my rescued images collection, again in DxO PureRaw. This one from December 2010, shot originally in raw format with my old Nikon D700 (which stopped working!)
**Done for the Masterminds week 41 topic - Family**
**Custom Pose by Cheyn Lane of Step Up Poses**
Families come in all shapes and sizes. You do not need to be a family with children to be considered a family. My family is my husband. This picture is of us doing what we like to do best, relaxing...
This was a comfortable silence..one of those times that you don't need to say anything, but a look, a glance speaks volumes and says what no words could ever say.
I do miss you terribly Wyatt....It's just time for you to be here....I miss you...I love you...
Coldwater Stagecoach Stop in Tuscumbia, Alabama. Built as early as 1815, this small hewn-log cabin served as a stagecoach stop on the Jackson Military Road and is believed to be one of several cabins operated as a hotel by Michael Dickson, the first white settler to Tuscumbia. The original name of the town was Coldwater. Cold and clear water came out of a nearby spring.
The grid on the viewing platform of the olympic tower at a height of 190 metres stops people from falling down. Is a great experience to be there and look around. Down to earth and up into the sky.
Candid at Spili :
"If you dont stop smoking, I will give you a hiding with a big stick !"
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CNW-era searchlights stand tall and properly display the expected westbound-on-right-hand-main aspect here at Naschua. You could probably see these wrong main signals display something other than stop with decent luck since we are in close proximity to Global 3. The maneuvering is MUCH here on this part of the Geneva Sub.
Tied onto the AZER inbound the 5 pack of FMI's GP38's from the first train charge the steep hill bound for the mill in Morneci. There is no easing into this hill, it goes from a rather flat yard/interchange with the AZER right into the steep 5 plus percent grade.
Well…I don’t mind a bit of rain but the torrential downpour last Sunday certainly took the edge off my photowalk.
As a result I ended up in the old Silk Mill Industrial Museum, now refurbished and renamed to the Museum of Making…yes, very 21st century.
Anyways, a lack of inspiration as well as a surfeit of riotous kids saw me taking a shot in exasperation … ye olde railway signal with gels for go and stop.
Macro Mondays Theme: Rule
These little cars are from a game called Rush Hour, a logic game where you have to get the taxi out of the grid when the cars are arranged in different patterns. Positioned for the rules of the road - traffic lights.
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There used to be a RR crossing sign on these tracks a long time ago. Traveled over these tracks many times. Today I stopped on them, looked through the lens and clicked.