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This is an abandoned home in Ephrata, Washington. It's been empty for at least 20 years. I keep thinking someday someone is just going to tear it down and start over....
Just as my tulips were starting to bloom, three days of winter weather made them close up shop ...
Red Tulip in Snow
Centennial, CO
Kingdom: Plantae
Clade: Tracheophytes
Clade: Angiosperms
Clade: Monocots
Order: Liliales
Family: Liliaceae
Subfamily: Lilioideae
Tribe: Lilieae
Genus: Tulipa
I do my best,
but...
how i can be sure...
where can i find the torch to lighten the way...
all i want,
is safety,
for all...
for ALL...
Some sort of temporary peace...
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Taken 07/03/17
A few of RM's and TL's E200's have moved to BK to help out for the upcoming 167 & 362 contracts, whislt awaiting delivery of E200MMC's for those two routes. As a result, the 165 & 178 have been treated with a selection of TA's from WH. One example is seen on the 165.
Deep inside the silence, staring out upon the sea
The waves washing over half forgotten memories
Rising and falling dying down within me
All the waves washing over all that hurts inside of me
sometimes i experiment with cropping my photos into squares; sometimes the result pleases me. i love these neon signs, and really loving how this astia sim looks at night. i’m always trying to catch the smokers out on a break from their machines, but they’re a paranoid lot.
This series is about those places that become our own for a short period of time, but for that small time we make them ours.
London United DPS674 (LG02FHD) is seen at Roehampton, Bessborough Road on a route 72 short to Hammersmith Bridge, Castelnau
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Camera: Nikon F80
Lens: AF Nikkor type-D
Film: Fujifilm Fujicolor 100 ISO 100/21° 35mm (expired film 06/2008)
My Son and I found this place. We walked 1/4 a mile and had to cross a ravine we couldn't see from the road, where the ground water washes out a portion of the land. These two homes were built right on the ground with no foundation. They both have a fireplace, but no indication that electricity was ever converted. There is a huge barn nearby which seemed to house numerous animals and horses at one time and is still in remarkable condition. But these homes were completely temporary.
17825 (LX03BXY) Route 178 at Woolwich
This is part of a temporary allocation while some single deckers go on loan to BK.
Temporary
With the minutes counted, the sky fell in the morning. He covered the scene, sending clouds over the hills.
It lasted a few minutes. I saw it all come apart so quickly.
With what I had in hand I captured the moment, and I show it here, returning the image of this morning, now as a simple expression from the inside out.
A very old photo, posted due to a temporary lack of new photographic material. Taken on the Wonderland Trail in Acadia National Park. In retrospect, I wish I had included a little more of the sky at the top of the image, but, since that can't be fixed at this point, here is the image, despite any flaws.
I love it when artwork like this goes up on the side of building sites, but it seems such a shame that in a few months' time it will be torn down and discarded.
Former LCNW Leyland National SNB368, now with Luton & District Transport, worked for a time at Luton, retaining it's Hemel Bus vinyls, seen here approaching Bury Park in May 1992. Alongside is Royal Mail Freight Rover E24MVV, active between 1988 and 1994.
Pentax MX/50mm
Fujichrome 100
Spring was in the air for the last week or so, but winter came back with a vengeance this particular morning bringing shivery temperatures and snow. Quite unusual for this time of year. Looks like its only temporary though, as the weather forecast says we'll be back to sunny weather and a top of 14C (57F) tomorrow.
Staying with my 'newly-refound' cousin, Mark, at his house in Wales in the summer, I was fascinated by signs in Welsh which I saw when out and about; the way a consonant could act as a vowel; the seemingly (to me) impossibilities of pronunciation; the 'borrowings' from other languages.
Here I noticed French (pont) and (old-fashioned) English (wan) = weak bridge=unsafe structure.... The end result would have been the same, in whatever language, if you had not followed the advice of the sign - wet feet etc etc plus some nasty bruises as well I imagine.