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"Looking close... on Friday!"
"ONLY TWO WORDS"
John 11:33-44 NIV
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Built in 1837, this Greek Revival-style house was built by Robert Montgomery on land purchased from Doctor Todd, where he lived until 1848, when the house was sold to Clifton Rodes, whom became the president of the Deposit Bank of Danville in 1853, with the house becoming the Central National Bank of Danville. Following the death of Clifton Rodes, the house was inherited by Charles H. Rodes, his son, whom was a prominent local lawyer. The house was featured as the backdrop for much of the 1957 film Raintree County, portraying the home of the character played by Montgomery Clift, with the film also prominently featuring Elizabeth Taylor. The house features a red brick exterior, a front wing with a side gable roof, a five-bay front facade with six-over-six double-hung windows flanking a central bay home to a six-over-six double-hung window with two-over-two double-hung sidelights on the second floor, and an impressive one-story ionic portico with large columns, a simple cornice, and a front door with rectangular transom and sidelights, with the exterior wall at the rear of the portico clad in stucco. The south facade along Lexington Avenue features mostly blank walls at the front wing with a chimney at the peak of the gable, a mirror of the north facade of the front wing of the house, with a rear wing featuring a rear gable behind this, featuring a south facade five bays wide, twelve-over-twelve double-hung windows in an asymmetrical arrangement on the second floor except the second-to-westernmost bay, which features a nine-over-nine double-hung window, with a nine-over-nine double-hung window in the bay below it, a one-story shed roof on the first floor with a porch featuring square brick columns at the western end, an enclosed brick-walled room in the center with an angled side wall, and a large sunroom with massive windows at the eastern end. To the rear of this wing, another wing stretches to the north, featuring smaller six-over-six double-hung windows and an arched doorway centered on the east facade, as well as a two-story porch with a shed roof on the north side of this wing. In addition to the main house, the eastern end of the property is home to a wooden carriage house with a corrugated metal side gable roof, with gabled dormers, which presently functions as a shed and garage/carport. The house is a contributing structure in the Todd-Montgomery Houses Historic District, also known as Beaten Biscuit Row, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1976.
One of the few places at Disney's Animal Kingdom Park where you can get both Expedition Everest and the Tree of Life in frame. Thanks for looking and have a great day!
This is the same wagon as the one viewed in the previous picture (91010) . The former OBA - previously pictured with sides removed - is now seen with the half height steel ends also removed. When EWS took over flask trains from B.R. they inherited these wagons but when DRS took over from EWS, EWS took the PFAs with them.
In 1994 the Waste Monitoring and Compaction Plant (WAMAC) at Sellafield entered into active commissioning and began compacting solid Low Level Waste for disposal to the Low Level Waste Repository (LLWR) at Drigg using half height ISO containers designated TC-01 (2910 series). Prior to that, waste had been moved in commercially available industrial waste skips. A more robust type of re-useable container was tried in the 1990s but was short lived because the WAMAC system rendered them redundant.
Containers like this, designated TC-05 remained in use for many years in the nuclear industry but after 1995 saw little use on trains.
Flying Rook, carrying two acorns in its beak - greedy!
Seen in a landscape protection area in Achim near Bremen - Lower Saxony - Germany.
Fliegende Saatkrähe mit zwei Eicheln im Schnabel - gierig!
Gesehen im Landschaftsschutzgebiet in Achim bei Bremen.
Svitzer London heading up-river, MTS Valour down-river (and to Holland, according to Marine Traffic). Passing each other as they move between Gravesend and Tilbury on the River Thames, in failing light and fog.
DOMINION BUS LINES
Fleet no: 80104
Bus Manufacturer: Higer Bus (China)
Bus Model: KLQ6119
Shot Taken: New York st., Cubao, Quezon City
The Venetian and The Palazzo were two of the first Las Vegas Strip resort/casino destinations to re-open following the three month closure of the Fabulous Las Vegas Strip. These two Italian themed sister resorts used their head start to bring their workers back from COVID-19 furlough and have thus managed to jumpstart nearly all of their restaurants and lounges. So you must not be bashful of coming to the Venetian and the Palazzo early and often to sample the hot action on the casino floor and to sample the fine dining in these new and exciting restaurants! So when your very lovely lady calls you from home sometime tonight to see how your solo trip is going, you must strive to convince your woman that the Fabulous Las Vegas Strip is not dead yet.
And Thus Life Is Still Good Here!
Just a couple of classic Buicks that look good together, a 1939 and maybe a 1947 model. Proportions changed in less than 10 years.
Two days into November and I'm already missing Summer.
This is my second attempt to use Capture One 10 and I'm happy with the way it treated this old favorite. Lots to learn but there's a wealth of Capture One tutorials which appear to be very well done.
"And still more, later flowers for the bees,
Until they think warm days will never cease...."
John Keats, "To Autumn"
While these garden visitors are obviously not bees, the Agastache blossoms they are enjoying do have an amazing effects on the bees. Large "bumblers" visit these flowers often and after only a few sips of nectar they simply zone out. I've been able to wave my hand slowly through this stand of flowers and the bees simply ignore me. I think they get drunk on this stuff. : ))
Similar to a previous photo late last year but this time two trees in the morning light (just after 10:30am) at Lake Eppalock. Looking straight down on things is one of the best parts of drone photography!
- August 28th, 2038 -
It’s been two weeks since I was thrown into all this. I'm not sure whether it’s good or bad to say that I'm starting to get used to things out here. Me and Cristy have developed a regular schedule of going out on our wanderings for two days, setting up out in the wastelands for a night, and then heading back to the shelter. We drop off our gear, sleep in the comfort of our bunks, de-stress for a while, and then restock our gear and head back out.
Cristy’s done some more of her hobby work with our times at the shelter. She’s continued her drawing and last week she’d found some more patches that she’d added to her collection. Still have to admit it’s cute as hell. She’s also improved with her vocalization, if you could call it that; she’s getting a lot more comfortable around me and, for lack of a better word, playful. But she still knows when to keep a hold of herself when we’re out wandering.
We've also had a few more run in’s with rangers during our times out. We've been trying to practice pacifism whenever possible, but a couple of times we've had no choice but to drop the bullet on some of them. It’s just more gear though, and it’s not like these guys were doing anything good out here anyways…
Still, so far I'm actually impressed with myself that I've come this far. I can’t say I'm too optimistic, but I have faith that the two of us can keep each other going for now.
It was a very windy day, and you don't get very many palm trees in Texas, so the only thing to do was to take a pic.
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Two (6) trains are seen north of St Lawrence Ave station on the Pelham Line. Peak period, peak direction express service operates on this line, and the train on the middle track should be using the diamond bullet to denote this, but quite often the front and rear rollsigns are not changed, leaving only the side LED signs to denote whether a train will run express or local north of 125th St.
R62A (6) (Bombardier, 1984-1987)
St Lawrence Ave station
Pelham Line - IRT
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A detail of the amazing sculptural façade of the cathedral in Orvieto, Italy.
Other details:
creation of eve (farther back)
creation of eve (closer)