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Vision Bus YN57FXE on Eccles New Road, Salford
Scania N230UD with East Lancs Olympus H51/28F bodywork new to Reading as 845 in February 2008
VIN: SZAN4X20001858482
Body No.: 66405
Photo taken by and copyright Noel Baxendale.
Canada is still out of reach for anyone who is not a Canadian citizen or permanent resident. While the two governments are returning to a normal relationship, Ottawa knows that too many Americans would still rather pay for a forged vaccination certificate than actually get a COVID19 vaccine.
Border tower at Fort Frances, Ontario, as seen from the NPS dock at Voyageurs National Park, International Falls, Minnesota.
Cuerpo protegiéndose de las imágenes, de los sonidos, de la verdad. / Body protecting itself from images, sounds and truth.
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SGF Vision CInema Pro 250
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Vision Bus - Alexander Dennis Enviro 200 - YX18 KVR seen in Bolton operating service 571 on June 17th 2021
There could be so many faces of a same place. Human mind is mysterious, enigmatic, and unexplored continent. It project different vision of the same reality to everyone. Take an example of a butterfly, with all rainbow colors over her wings, to few it would be a wonder of nature, how a larva transform into a cocoon and then to a beautiful creature. For many its just another insect, which just flew by.
I have a same feeling about Hunza. There are so many views that one just cannot absorb all that energy at once. From the orchids to the arid zones, to the water channels, there is a mystery surrounding the valley. At one side you see the beautiful gardens, on the other side your feet are under the dry sands. The weather changes dramatically creating hide and seek of the snowcapped mountains. There is some magic there which keeps on casting the spell over the mind to see what I had already seen.
Taken: Home of Mir of Hunza, Karimabad, Northern Areas of Pakistan.
Unedited shot of a biker reflected in a puddle in Amsterdam. Taken with my Sony HX1. No editing, no magic tricks, no Photoshop :)
It's Saturday, it's weekend, it's gray, rainy and cold outside, so I've decided to spend this day in a blissful state of haziness...this entails massive amounts of not-doing-anything-useful combined with utter laziness being incorporated into the day, resulting in an overlordish, retardation-resembling state of wicked, willful uber-relaxation, leading towards a lush, dazed and confused evening, topped of with inhuman hours spend lounging around in bed while realizing that not a single F*ck has been given at all before taking off to dreamland, a perfect day, lol :P
Have a wicked weekend!
I've made a wicked reflection movie of this puddle too, check it out on my YouTube channel, thank you :)
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