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Few thousand miles and an ocean away
But I see the sunrise, oh, just like the other day
Picture your eyes as I fall asleep
Tell myself it's alright, oh oh, as the tears roll by
Ooh, I wish I could feel your face
Ooh, I'm helpless when I'm oceans away
hey. i'm a bit late with this upload, but no wireless network here ):
anyway, i'm having the time of my life. school starts in less than a month and i'm terrified. gosh.
hope you're having a good time.
lovee.
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Era el último día antes del cierre temporal por obras de esta línea. El tren (S592) circula en sentido hacia Xàtiva y está a punto de entrar en la Estación de Ontinyent donde se va a cruzar con "el atómico" que viene en sentido contrario.
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Renfe medium distance train (line Xàtiva-Alcoi) passing through ONTINYENT (Valencia)
It was the last day before the temporary closure by works of this line. The train is moving in direction towards Xativa and is about to enter the Station of Ontinyent where it is going to cross with the "atomic" that comes in the opposite direction.
27-October-2024
Petelinjsko jezero and the nearby Palško jezero are part of the karst system of groundwater called "Presihajoča Jezera Zgornje Pivke" (Pivka high flysch-lakes-basin part), which, after heavy and repeated rains, overflows into these two partially impermeable basins with springs/sinkholes, as well as filling dozen smaller ones.
These are "ghost lakes" in the full sense of the term as they appear only for short periods, devoid of aquatic fauna and flora, to give way to vast karst meadows in periods with normal or below-average rainfall.
The most impressive example of a karst lake is Cerkniško Jezero/Lake Cerknica ( www.flickr.com/photos/22873479@N08/53352553406/in/datepos... ), located less than twenty kilometers away in a north-east direction (on the other side of the Dinaric-Karst mountain group called "Javornikì", in the direction of the photo, where the southwestern offshoots are visible), which at its maximum size reaches 40 km2 and becomes (by far) the largest freshwater body in all Slovenija, but, unlike the previous ones, it is equipped with aquatic fauna and flora as there are areas (in addition to a small banked part) where the water stagnates perennially, or almost perennially: in the summer of 2022, after almost a year of general drought, it remained completely dry (except for the banked part where several fish were saved) for the first time in its long history:
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From June 2021 to September 2022 the basins that host the temporary lakes "Petelinjsko" and "Palško" remained dry all the time.
In case of prolonged flooding rains, the level of this temporary lake can be higher than that in the photo by about 15-18 meters, submerging part of the Scots Pine (Pinus silvestris) forest that surrounds it.
This safety pin keeps the two cushions together so they won’t slide off the slick plastic chair! Eventually I’ll sew them together.. Other projects are taking precedence now though.
Must measure this to see if it fits the MM parameters!!
yay...It does!! Posting size verification, now.
CMWD_red
…….💙 HMM 💙
Etta (& Kahn like grass but somehow it hasn't thrived with them on it! The black plastic mat is intended for cars to drive on while letting grass grow through :I
Daily Dog Challenge: Temporary
Last of my swervy/curvy series finds a construction shoo-fly in place along the Hudson River just north of Peeksill, NY while a replacement bridge to an aging draw bridge is built. This is the Conrail Pougkeepsie local returning south to Croton on a bitter January day in 1997.
castelluccio (umbria)
every morning this place is filled up with fog. this mythical phenomenon is created in the following manner: the bottom of the basin, although the surface is dry, contains a lot of groundwater, and the evaporation of the water over the night forms fog.
best to view on black
The connection of the river Bedón with the sea generates this tongue of stones for the use and enjoyment of its visitors.