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Still several weeks away, but everything right now is about her birthday, it seems. She is such a little con, too. She tricked her grandparents into getting her a couple of cute little toys as birthday gifts. Then, she let them know that by the time it really was her birthday she would forget...so, she would need another gift. Sheesh...little stinker.
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Turning to see the beautiful of raindrops outside our hotel window... 💞😊
My goodness what a crazy busy time it has been.
Life simply does not stand still for anyone.
Have a lovely weekend 😽~L
A unknown class 47 tows a Derby Lightweight 108 DMU from Garston Junction to Allerton on a May evening in 1988.
Having taken this photo from the signal box some 30 years ago, I only found out tonight that it was being pulled by a loco!
I simply hadn't recorded the loco at the time and couldn't see the 47 on the Allerton end.
It had presumably been pulled from Allerton to Speke and then propelled from there to Garston Junction. It is seen here on the final leg back to Allerton, where it will again propel onto the depot - with the driver seen at the rear in this shot, being in charge of braking the train.
A vastly improved re-scanned image.
another face I created now mirrored .....again a lot of colour added & the girls now look a little yellow
a big thanks for having a look at this one ....... appreciated ...... best bigger ....... hope you have a fantastic week
Seen at the Oktoberfest, Munich, Bavaria. Shot with Polaroid Land camera 250 on Polaroid chocolate film.
Cornfield Colliery was operated by The Exors of John Hargreaves but closed in February 1897 after a dispute over mining rights under Gawthorpe Hall although it was retained for pumping in connection with Habergham Colliery. The shaft collapsed, taking the pumping equipment with it, in March 1933. The pit was connected by a chain ginney to a landsale wharf in Padiham. This line continued to run after the closure of Cornfield Pit as it had by that time been connected by an extension to Habergham Colliery which finally closed in 1941 due to labour shortages.
Turning the direction of tubs on a chain hauled line was quite a complicated business involving the detaching of the tubs from the haulage chain before the change of direction and their reattachment afterwards. The operation was supposed to be automatic but there are many tales of problems which often necessitated a man being placed at the turn to supervise the operation. This image shows the remains of the turning block close to Grove Lane to the east of Padiham. The substantial construction reflects the heavy loads and hard use to which it was put.
Here we have here is Eifions Coaches Alexander Dennis Enviro 200 CX65 BUJ is seen at Chapel Street at B5420 in Llangefni as this is on the route 50 to Beaumaris. 2/11/16
Bristol Joint Services C7027, 822 MHW, a 70-seat 1962 Bristol FLF6B, turns at Zetland Road Junction, Bristol, June 9th 1972, an unlikely terminal point for cross city service 12, being only a mile or so from the central area. Of note is that the driver has set the destination numeral "linens" to the correct display of "12L", the use of the suffix "L" being described in the current company timetable as indicating a "journey of a local nature", such as a service that is turning short of it's final destination. The letter "C" was used for a cross city service that was terminating, instead, at the city centre.
WEEK 2 – Stateline Rd. “Bauhaus” Kroger
A shot of the intersection of the bakery and the ice cream and dairy aisle, as taken from the (neatly kept!) soda aisles.
I wish Schedulr would turn a corner - it's still not uploading. I think maybe it's not made for Windows 8 or something. Either way, it's still convenient for me to have descriptions ready to transfer over to flickr uploads!
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These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)
The yellow of the oil rape seed fields around Stanedykehead is being replaced with the red of the poppy's. Arthurs seat and Salisbury Crags in the background.
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Here is Stagecoach Merseyside & South Lancashire Alexander AD Dennis Enviro 300 SN64 OHX 27149 is seen awaiting at the traffic lights as its exiting Lord street in Liverpool as its on the route 19 to Kirkby Civic Centre. 10/09/16
Woman kayaking and turning on a lake. This image is released under Creative Commons. Feel free to use and please credit Happiness Without, linking the credit through to www.happinesswithout.com
Architect: Santiago Calatrava, 2005. Landmark office and residential tower, at 190m high, the tallest building in Scandinavia. Malmö, Sweden.
It seems that I am turning heads when out and about, although I'm not sure of the reason. I would like to think it's because men find me attractive and admire me. But it might be because they realise the truth!
It's not often that I post video clips. I find them too personal; they can expose all the imperfections in full HD glory! Also, I'm not a very good actor!! lol xxx