Now I am winter.

I am pale.

You play in the summer, but I

rule in the silence.

I am the wind blowing on the surface

of the ice and snow.

I am the rabbit that jumped away!

Model: Monica Haltvik

Foto & lyric © Linda Halvorsen

Old harbour (Spiekeroog)

Like it says. A very cold night. I won £70. Happy times.

Trabuco VS Capo 3-2-16. (Non-league)

A cold blustery morning at the Mountsberg Resevoir.

A cool toned black and white seemed fitting.

Chosen, by me, as my "Photo of the Week" and Blogged

By Mikaela Belland - Track and Field 2012

train tracks in cobden after dinner.

2010 MIAC Finals

West Valley Middle School Track Meet at Bearden HS April, 9th, 2009

The track of a dog or large coyote is dried in mud beneath an I-75 wildlife underpass between Picayune Strand State Forest and Florida Panther National Wildlife Refuge

From Håga towards Krigslida in Västerhaninge. This is Nynäsbanan, the railroad to Nynäshamn.

Grand Central Terminal. 2015

OIA EAST DIVISION JV TRACK AND FIELD

Kaiser High School Stadium - March 30, 2012

Anuenue Na Koa, Castle Knights, Farrington Governors, Kahuku Red Raiders, Kailua Surfriders, Kaimuki Bulldogs, Kaiser Cougars, Kalaheo Mustangs, McKinley Tigers, Moanalua Menehunes, Roosevelt Rough Riders

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Train tracks in Schaghticoke, NY

A roper tracks to the left chasing a calf at the Georgia High School Rodeo Association event at the Morgan County Agricultural Center in Madison, GA.

Nikon D7000 -- Nikon 200-500mm 5.6E ED VR

290mm

F5.6@1/1,000th

ISO 400

(DSC_7932)

©Don Brown 2017

The rail tracks in Canmore, on a cloudy day

Carl Zeiss Jena Sonnar 180/2.8

Rider(s)

- Rudy

- mark

Trabuco VS Capo 3-2-16. (Non-league)

Girls 4x400m

Place: Tirunelveli

Another image from my visit to wales with Saesno in February. This was taken of the track outside Porthmadog railway station.

Track shoes and singlet made for a track girl's 16th birthday.

Cannes, France.

Flying into Edinburgh, Scotland

This photo displays how moose tracks can look either very pointed,like the one on the right,or very splayed out,like the one on the left,depending on the softness of the substrate.