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A five year old me from 1965 travels through a wormhole to meet his seven year old grandson in 2024 ~ Hyde Park, NY
One of the General Electric workhorses that make up the backbone of the Union Pacific fleet is serviced inside the diesel shop in North Platte, NE.
yesterday is a shadow
in the corner of today,
a ghost that lingers
in the dimming light,
its whispers etched
on the diaries of memory.
and tomorrow is a tide,
pulling the present toward its shore,
never stopping, never still,
yet always just beyond reach—
a promise, a mirage,
woven from the threads of longing.
the clock hands march,
relentless as fate,
while we chase the echoes
of moments already lost,
and dream of those
not yet born.
- by عربي (arabian)
Mesa Arch, a scene is often shot at sunrise. Missed "the light" by 2 hours or so but nature's fireworks continued into the day and on into sunset...
Happy New Year!
“Fellowship is a place of grace, where mistakes aren't rubbed in but rubbed out. Fellowship happens when mercy wins over justice.” ― Rick Warren
Taken before our Christmas dinner! :) Hope your new year is off to a great start!
Time-Life Building
541 North Fairbanks
Chicago, IL
Harry Weese, arch. 1969
Even as a kid I always really liked this one. Back then it was probably more due to the copper-colored windows than anything else, but perhaps because it also looked so complete.
Weese did a great job of achieving clarity in his structures and this is no exception. Base, shaft, capital. On the ground floor he managed to include a colonnade on three sides, surrounding a a sculptural foyer on several levels. The different foyer-levels were employed as to offer access to the double-deck elevator-entrances.
I've been trying to find a section through the facade in order to understand the reveals above the windows, but have so far been unsuccessful. At any rate, it is a very nice detail which brings a lot of depth to the facade.
The rest of the building is clad in cor-ten steel, which has weathered very well and goes exceptionally well with the windows.
The Olympics may be over but my love for Curling will not go quietly into the night. Here's how my minifigs & I kill time while waiting for other project pieces dry!
Vor dem großen Abflug | Right before take off...
Fotografiert in unserem Garten in Hannover und geclont am PC.
I wish all my contacts and Flickr Friends a beautiful weekend without rain and a peaceful 2.Advent
The Rolling Stones - Time Is On My Side
The driver, or maybe second man, enjoys a few moments of quiet contemplation in the doorway of Class 40 locomotive No. 40117 at Doncaster, before working a night service to Bradford on Tuesday 25th July 1978. Unfortunately I did not make a note of the actual departure time, but the platform clock shows the time as being just after 03:30. I left Doncaster on the 03:55 service to Hull, hauled by Class 55 locomotive No. 55012 Crepello.
I am not sure what has caused the exposure aberration on the right-hand side of the image but I have decided to leave it as it is.
Thanks to [https://www.flickr.com/photos/93383736@N02] for suggesting that the train could be the 01:00 King's Cross - Leeds/Bradford service.
One other thing - the fellow on the step somehow reminds me of the actor Lee Ingleby (who plays Bacchus in Inspector George Gently).
Une photo prise d'une fleur à coté de mon jardin japonais pendant le blue time, avec comme fond une petite mosquée du complexe touristique où j'habite à Cabo Negro près de Tétouan - Maroc.
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Brian Piccolo Park, Fort Lauderdale, FL
Taken with a Nikon D700 and a Nikon 70-200 f2.8
2017 Amgen Tour of California
Stage 6, Time Trial
Big Bear, Ca.
SoCal
Working on creating an image to say goodbye to friends who are moving away to another state. It is hard to say goodbye to friends who have been such a big part of our lives. We are happy for them and their new adventures.
The thin walls of prefabricated concrete at the pedestrian crossing at the west end of Pinhal Novo station were a favorite hangout for the locals. On both sides of the crossing. Just watching the people while the trains keep on moving. Killing time.
Like this freight coming from the Algarve line that threads through the station. Blanting for attention with its French two-tone horn.
The 1900 class was for freight only and are close cousins to the 'Grande Bleues' of the SNCF. The Pielstick engines make quite an enjoyable music, and as far as exhaust silencers are concerned... If there's any, it's not very effective.
So maybe after the freight is gone the man might leave for town having a chat on the way, enjoying a Super Bock at a bar and then back home in time for lunch.