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Class 45 locomotive 45108 (D120) leads a line up of 'Peaks' with 44004 (D4) ‘Great Gable’ and 45118 (D67) 'The Royal Artilleryman’ behind, are exhibited at Alstom's Derby Litchurch Lane Works during 'The Greatest Gathering' three day event showcasing and celebrating 200 years of passenger railways, since the opening of the Stockton and Darlington Railway (S&DR) on 27 September 1825.
3rd August 2025
Boarded-up and vacant. The former Anderson Brothers Cold-Storage Warehouse (circa 1909) is located at Bridge Avenue & Monmouth Street, Red Bank, NJ 07701.
Gluten free, sugar free and definitely different muffins! These are filled with chewy bursts of wild rice and dried cranberries, and naturally sweetened with maple syrup and honey. VERY adapted from "A Taste of Minnesota Blueberry Wild Rice Muffins": vegweb.com/index.php?topic=39757.0
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The picture of today's shooting in agriculture. Later i will publish it in my livejournal.
So, that is all! =)
Light - one 430ex.
Canon 450D + Tamron 17-50mm 2.8
15 sec at F/4.5; ISO 400
University of Georgia Department of Theatre and Film Studies, 2012
Three Sisters
By Anton Chekhov
October 9 - 14, 2012
Director - Ray Paolino
Costume Coordinator - Kaitlyn Wren
Sound Design - Wesley Parrish
Cast
Andréi Prozorov - Zack Byrd
Natásha. - Jessica Kovalski
Ólga - Shelli delgAdo
Másha - Stephanie Murphy
Irína - Kayla Sklar
Kulýgin - Will Murdock
Vershínin - Edward McCreary
Túzenbach - J. L. Reed
Solyóny - Caleb Huett
Chebutýkin - Nathan Cowling
Fedótik - Avery Bowne
Róhde - Matt Saul
Ferapónt - Geoff Newell
Anfísa - Lauren Smith
Orderly (Lt.) - Luke Georgecink
Maid - Hayden Field
Street Musicians - Paige Keane, Ali Olhausen
Photo Credit - John Kundert-Gibbs
Craig Daniel Adams as Joe in "Three" by Richard Crowest, directed by Robert Chevara at Theatre Royal Stratford East as part of Angelic Tales 2013
Another old photo I discovered and re-worked a bit. Wildflowers seen along a creek.
Pentax *ist D + SMC K55/1.8 (probably wide-open)
© 2006 All Rights Reserved by Travis W. Burton, IFPO
Three Old Men, Amity Arkansas, Chuckwagon Race 2006.
What is A Chuckwagon Race ?
From the Arkansas Chuckwagon Racing Association website www.acwra.com/ the rules are as follows:
A chuckwagon team is made up of three members - the driver, cook, and the outrider. At the beginning of a race the driver is the only one in the wagon. The cook and outrider are both standing behind the wagon, the cook holding a "bedroll" and the outrider holding a "stove." Before the starting gun goes off you hear the official starter saying "cooks load your wagon!" and the cooks are to throw their bedroll in the wagon and hurry to sit beside the driver. During the race a cook helps to keep an eye on the track and warn the driver of any dangers.
After the gun sounds, the outrider will throw their stove in the wagon and mount their horse (though this isn't always an easy task!) The wagon takes off at the gun and both teams are to round a barrel before starting down the track. The outrider must also round their respective barrel and pass their team before it crosses the finish line. If the outrider fails to "catch" his/her team, the team is given a "no time."
On Sept. 10, 2008 a framed 8x10 print of this photo was submitted to the photography contest held during the 2008 Clark County (Arkansas) Fair, although no prizes came my way.
Update: This photo was published in Today's Photographer Magazine on February 25, 2009.
The button marked 'three' on a well used remote control unit gets the macro treatment.
Were Here, in triplicate.
Hand-held with remote triggered strobe. Three frame multiple exposure; two frames out of focus & one in. 16:9 crop & contrast overwhelm in Lightroom.
Too lazy to get off the couch at Pelcomb Portraits.
Part of the Cleaning chucks series
Further details and text available on my website:
www.tudedude.co.uk/workshop/Lathe/3 Jaw Chuck.html
Today marks 3 years living in Berlin.
My collection of used tea leaves continues to grow. As I drink and share tea, then dry the leaves, I also take time to handle them as they move through each stage of drying. The mix changes over time as I consume teas of different types and origins. There is always so much color and texture to see and feel in the leaves. They remind me of the cycle, slow and fast, that we go through with having different people come and go in our lives, taking care of work and life duties, having fun, being down, and so on. Above all, I am happy to have my health, tools, and the right people in my life to keep going, drinking, collecting, and reviewing.
Thank you to everyone near and far, you have been part of it in some way.
And thank you for being a friend.
All three sizes of Jace in one photo. SD: CP/Luts Delf El, modded; MSD: WithDoll Kyle; Tiny: CP/FairyLand LittleFee El
All three have the same eyes and wig, for consistency of appearance
In the Chinese Garden (流芳園) at The Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens, San Marino, CA
Not much change. I might try a second coat of shellac.
I did some experiments on a few damaged tintypes to see if a coating of shellac would improve the image. The testing did not go very well and I cannot recommend this on any good or important tintype. Image on the left is before the shellac and the image on the right is after the shellac coating.
...in a row.....muted yellow, grey, stone roads, overstuffed mailboxes and play of light and shadows for this shot of a house somewhere in the heart of Rüdesheim am Rhein.
Part of the Cleaning chucks series
Further details and text available on my website:
www.tudedude.co.uk/workshop/Lathe/3 Jaw Chuck.html