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Tamar Coaches' newly converted open-topper seen at the depot 24th February, 2026. H14 TCL is an Enviro 400 new to Metroline as TE686 (LK55 KKV) and has spent the last seven years with New Adventure Travel in Wales.
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vogue knitting 2005's "aran crossover top", knit in valley yarn's longmeadow yarn, a cotton/microfiber blend. decided to use a button + snap closure instead of wrap-around ties. ( ravelry link )
This is the top of the three ponds at Glyncorrwg in the Afan Valley , it is on the old colliery site and is now part of the massive site that was regenerated after the closure of the mines , The site is also part of the fantastic Mountain Bike trails
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I had to abandon my T-Rump series after I got the summons from his legal beagles so I simply reverted to the wierd for a series. I am still enjoying the media coverage of Circus Maximus Trumpus while searching for lawyers.
I'll just step off the road/trail to Smith Lake to snap this. Hey Tenneessee, here is a real Rocky Mountain Rocky Top. Just because your head is hard, don't take it for granite! Regardless, this ponderosa is dead set upon splitting this chunk of Rocky Mountain granite with its turgid roots. Autumn up here is currently encountering it's year-end struggle around Smith Lake but I had to stop on my way up and down the trail for weird, and other, pictorial digressions. The scrub oak was giving it up while the aspen was stretching the season. I refused to let this autumn's color sleep under the coat of snow that's supposedly due this week, without another foray into the high country. There is no autumn and no snow on the granite here and autumn is resplendent in the flats right now. Perhaps the Koch Bros have decided against a winter here this year. We went over 80 on this ides of Oct. They currently seem intent on so many other areas of the country and world. Can they be sued. The tobacco companies?
Phil and I were sniffling the pine and aspen parfumes along the trail to Smith Lake west of Taylor Road. Smith Lake is a perennial prize up here. I can't imagine how sublime a night camp might be. Stars, satellite and jet streaks galore. We traveled the Peak to Peak Highway north toward Allenspark and turned right onto Taylor Mountain Road. The wagon road through the autumn aspen, over to Smith is nearly apparent and yet skimpy. Here, east of Allenspark, Rock Creek and west of Taylor Road, we found semi-flat rocks for perches by the oft-used fire ring at the pond. Why the heck are those rocks never quite right; oh my buns. I had to get up and slap my buns! One car was up there and they found us to tailgate on this glorious day. Why the hell rush?
These rocks are scattered along the old route and probably propped up the Smith lake terrain. Great views abound everywhere along the trek. Taylor Road is an access to wonderful treks in the high country to magnificent views of much higher country. We are paralleling the Rocky Mountain National Park off to the west. Atop Taylor, one should be able to spot climbers in colorful jackets on their final leg up the south pitch of Longs Peak. Sometimes climbers founder on the big notch between Meeker and Longs.
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Soviet Rangefinder Camera; this one is from about 1953.
With Industar-22 50mm f/3.5 collapsible lens.
She was prancing at me when I come around her field. She likes visits and to be pet. She has a sweet mental.
2 years old
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On the right hand hill, at the very top there is a red flag blowing in the cold January wind.....
This means that gates are closed and there is no vehicle nor walking access along the tops of those far hills.
They are a part of the Ministry of Defence, firing practice range and the area is closed part of each week as those about to be deployed, practice their skills..
I could hear the booms when I reached the top of the left hill and out of picture..( I have no idea if they use blanks but the area is not blown up although some lowland is churned with tank practice routes ) . I knew it was closed but access with a sea view was possible for a few more hundred yards......then I drove a winding road back and around to Lulworth Cove and Durdle Door on the coastline here.....
Down in the valley, life goes on as usual .....
Today was forecast as the only bright sunny day for the next 10 days so the opportunity just had to be enjoyed..... This photo was taken approx 3 pm with a 4 pm sunset.
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The Dorset Coast, from Kimmeridge Bay to Lulworth Cove, lies within the Lulworth Army ranges. The opening times of the range walks, and the village of Tyneham are scheduled.
The Lulworth Ranges are part of the AFV (Armoured Fighting Vehicles) Gunnery School, an important training establishment of the British Army.
They include the coast from just west of Kimmeridge Bay to just east of Lulworth Cove as well as the village of Tyneham, Worbarrow Bay and a number of other walks. For operational and safety reasons access to the ranges is restricted to specific times.
The sea danger area extends up to six nautical miles offshore between Lulworth Cove and St. Aldhelm's (St Alban's) Head.
Vessels are asked to keep out of the area at firing times.