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Taken from the window of a Paris to Barcelona train north of Orleans. The north end is here. This experimental vehicle rode on a cushion of air above a concrete track propelled by a propeller; it was abandoned in favour of the TGV.
i thought this track was dissused so thought nothing of "trespassing".... as i walked along the path by the line it turned out that it was in active use... ohh well.
Listen to: www.youtube.com/watch?v=YySsgBzQ15s
لطالما كانت الحياة مليئة بالخيارات... بالمسارات... و لطالما علينا اختيار المسار الصحيح
عقلنا دليلنا لهذه المسارات
و علينا تحمل مسؤولية وصول الركاب سالمين
حتى المحطة الأخيرة
ليست كل الطرق سالكة كما يتراءى إلينا
أما الدين الصحيح فهو المرشد أي الطرق نسلك
و أي المخارج سنجد
هيا نسلك طريق الصلاح
لنبتعد عن طريق الدنيا
و نركب قطار الأمل
صوته كحفيف الشجر..في فصل الخريف
كأنه يقول..حي على الفلاح
لنصل إلى نهاية الطريق سوية ً ...محطة الخلود
تبقى رحمة الخالق هي فيصل الخلود...خلود النعيم
محطة الخلود
حيث نرقد بسلام آمنين
:)
Fantastic weather and a nice lazy day with nothing in particular to do. Went out for a nice drive to get some photos and just went where the roads took me. Found a nice little spot by some train tracks as the sun was going down.
Photo-a-Day
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Year 3, Day 43
[Total Consecutive Days: 773]
Moose tracks can be very similar to Wapiti tracks,although sometimes larger, and always more pointed.
Multi-talented girl. Herding waves, bouncing balls, killing seaweed, tracking.....
A little about Misty. She's a rescue--picked up on the streets of a Northwestern city, bedraggled and sick and more than a little skinny a few Januaries ago. She went to the pound where she got kennel cough, and then was rescued and nursed back to health by breed rescue (Australian Shepherd [ARPH--Aussie Rescue & Placement Helpline 1-877-ARPH-779]). She spent several months in rescue and was adopted out once and returned, because the people thought she was aggressive because she barked at bicycles. Not aggressive, just herding instinct. And perhaps a little time on the streets getting away with chasing things that moved. So finally Misty came to us, and it's been a long and fun journey (almost three years now--she's our "Earth Day Girl"). I can't even begin to tell you how fun she is. She loves everyone, has tons of personality, and is definitely one of the ruff and tumble fav's at our local dog club. Aussies aren't for everyone though, they're a commitment to a high-energy instinct driven velcro dog. Velcro--meaning they hang close to your side once they're bonded.
Interested in Rescue?
California: www.norcalaussierescue.org/
The Northwest: www.aussierescuenw.org/
Mink tracks along Bell's Creek. It had just snowed this morning, so these were very fresh. At one point I could smell it(they smell like a skunk) but it was safely hidden away under the ice somewhere. US quarter for scale. Mink are rather shy,smart and uncommon, and I have only seen 2 in my life. Although they act like a mini otter with there sleak brown-black dense fur and love of water, they are more closely related to a stoat or weasel.