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Pain is temporary. It may last a minute, or an hour, or a day, or a year, but eventually it will subside and something else will take its place. If I quit, however, it lasts forever. -Lance Armstrong
This pain you may feel doesn't have to be forever. It's just here to challenge you in this moment. Find strength through it all.
Shot with branches I collected in my local woodlands, and with feathers I had collected around my room from a bird that was trapped in my room.I plan on creating a few images inspired by this phenomenon, this is the first one and was very exciting to create.
The cicadas arrived in droves but they won't be here for long. They only live a short time once they leave their subterranean lives behind.
And I guess you froze
When the storm blew away her clothes
And you never got warm again
[this album is f-ing amazing, big Aurora fan here]
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"read between the lines" was my original concept for todays shot.
but as always I got no clue what to post, Therefore Chaos.
as it's suppose to be clones in this picture. and on the original thought this selfie of me under the table is not the "main" thing. Oh well. (did anybody understand that? *wondering*)
just wanted to upload something before I went to sleep!
NOW I'm dead tiered
and haven't done anything that I really should.
like packing as I'm going home to the north.
and I've got a million things to get out of my room when somebody else temporarily moves in. AND I have to work tomorrow + school.... so when am I going to do that? :O
Departure day is; june 10th!!!!!!!!!! Sooooon!
xx
Nat
psps: For the last 48 hours I've been working part time for 20.
I'm officially dead tired.
336/365
A big thank you to my mom for coming with me to shoot this today ♥
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we are back to black (well, zebra-striped) mountains and brown fields for exactly ONE day — snow in the forecast tonight and back into the negative teens for temps…
We are still living in a tremendously weird time. Who would have thought that 2020 was going to pan out like this. Since lockdown the bus network has been seriously reduced to accustom for the lack of passengers. This has also meant more buses covering not their usual route, including here when Lothian Buses 42 which is a marine based bus is covering Longstone service 30 to Clovenstone. Seen here at Princes Street.
This "love lock" is locked on a rope, on top of an active volcano. Eternal love (or until next eruption...)
Metroline VW1213 (LK61 BNJ) on Route E8, Hounslow Bell Corner.
Newly extended Route E8 is standing next to the Aldi store in Hounslow due to the intended stand for the route (and H22) is currently closed.
A batch of RATP London (Enviro 400's) have been allocated to the 173 until the new Enviro 400 EV's come in. Here is (80411 YX12FNS) ADE40411 coming into Beckton Station
Amherst Town Tomb.
Commonly seen in older New England cemeteries and built in the mid to late 1800s is what was known as the "receiving tomb". Previous to this when grandma kicked the bucket in the middle of winter you would store her in the barn until spring and the ground was soft enough to dig a grave. But in the 1800s many cemeteries built these tombs to receive the dead and store them until warmer weather (or for whatever other reason the final resting place wasn't ready) at which point their graves would be dug and the bodies moved to their final resting places. With the invention of the steam shovel and other powered digging tools there was no longer as much of need for these and they are not seen in newer cemeteries.
However they have not completely fallen out of favor. The one at Lowell Cemetery built around this same time frame is still used for this purpose today sometimes including holding bodies temporarily for other nearby cemeteries.
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10113 LX12DCZ seen approaching Whipps Cross working on route 20 towards Leyton, Baker's Arms.
This bus and 10114 LX12DDA are loaned to CT Plus for around two weeks.
Unfortunately, I won't be able to comment on most of your photos and react to your comments. In the meantime, I will try to relax, go on long hikes and take some new pictures.
Kleine vuurvlinder / Lycaena phlaeas / Small copper, Delft Tanthof, 8 July 2017.
Because of school, contests and something new me and a few other people are working on. Recur comics will have a temporary break. So it will come back eventually, but I will look when it comes back. Probably in January/February. So see ya later Recur Comics.
For a few weeks at least, a Class 92 is temporarily a rare sight on the Highlander. With the Mk5s rolled-out on the Lowlander and all bar one CAF-modded Class 92s converted to 1500v ETS to work them, it has been almost all hired-in Freightliner 90s working the old stock on the Highlander.
Fresh from a rare trip to Dollands Moor/HS1, Class 92, 92 010, was stepping in whilst the 90s undertook A Exams. Working 1M16 south through Acton Bridge in the dawn light, there won't be too many more occasions to capture 92010 (or any 92) on the old sleeper stock.
Bonkers, freshly washed (with a damp pet wipe) and groomed with a nice comb, resting on the bed. He was purring gently while I cleaned him up (lately, he’s fallen into the litter box and smells a bit like urine - the pet wipe helped with that particular issue but his tunic needs to be washed). He’s still purring softly next to me...