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"Yesterday is not ours to recover, but tomorrow is ours to win or lose." Lyndon B. Johnson

 

Win Hill catching the first rays of the Sun.

Who will win, and who will lose?...Nature and Civilization

A slice of life before pandemic. :-)

Leica Noctilux-M 50mm f / 0.95 ASPH.

Win Hill seen across the Derwent Valley from Bamford Edge.

Looking north from Win Hill in the clearing mist.

A large panorama seen from Kinder Scout taking in Derwent Edge on the far left to Win Hill on the right, also including the Woodlands Valley and Crook Hill.

The rocky top of Win Hill Pike above the heather moorland of its lower slopes.

The path leading to the summit of Win Hill on a cold and frosty morning shortly before sunrise.

View from Derwent Edge, Derbyhire

Looking across to the village of Bamford, with Bamford edge on the left.....From the lower slopes of Win hill.

Oh it's on, the Blue Jays won't know what hit 'em! Four game sweep with the Mariners averaging 12 runs a game while pitching four straight perfect games, Vlad Jr. won't know what side of the plate to stand on, or, the opposite could happen. :)

 

The Seattle Mariners have never been to the world series in their entire existence and we fans are at the point, do we dare hope? Just once dear Lord, before I die, can we win it all?....

 

take a look around in here and feel the pain, anguish, hope, NEED...... For the record we lost this playoff game in 18 innings one to nil sending us home, once again, crushed.

Win Hill from a great morning out on Kinder earlier on the year.

An early morning panorama looking north and east from Win Hill.

St. Albans Spring Festival. I was asking myself who would want to win this? But who I am to make judgments in matters of taste? Leica M8, Voigtlander AS 2.8/90.

Win Hill summit looking towards Edale and Kinder Scout as rainclouds gather in the distance.

UP 6379 leads the GSPFRM-03 through CP Z067 in Topeka, KS on 2/5/23.

 

This one caught me by surprise, as I had come out to photograph the train two ahead of it, and as I was on my way home, Cade let me know that this was headed my way. Yeah, I definitely had to turn around and get the shot. There aren't many SP-painted engines left running, and to get one on the point, when you're already out with the camera, and there's (kind of) sun is a win all around.

Win Hill and the Great Ridge under an inversion.

A vine emerges from a crack in an asphalt wall and attempts to reclaim it's territory.

"Double-Win" .... yesterday as the southbound Lake State road train had a pair of slug sets doing the work - nice to see four units together in the new image paint - here near Rose Center, Michigan on February 8, 2020.

Win Hill seen across the Hope Valley.

October sky at dawn on the hudson

Win Hill above the mist-filled Derwent Valley.

"Think for a bit about the nature of light. Light is something very special. Now, think about the nature of dark. Sometimes we are tricked into believing that light and darkness are equal, but they just are not. And there’s such a lesson there.

 

Light is energy and truth and beauty and illumination and brilliance. Love.

 

Darkness is simply a lack of light. It is nothing else.

 

There are things in life that try to trick us the same way, somehow making us believe that they are bigger and scarier than they are. Fears are this way. Lies are this way. Fears and lies LOVE to grow in the dark.

 

Light always wins. A tiny light can put out the biggest dark, but dark never has the power to put out light. Truth always wins. Love always wins.

 

So when there is a choice to be made, bring it into the light. Stay in the light and step out of the dark when you find you have been pulled that direction. Choose truth, choose love. Always always always go where the peace is. Always choose the light.'

~The Universe

 

Let the sun shine in....♥

 

Well, I missed out on the IDULB with the SP-leader because of this, but honestly, I think a TFM 70MAC on the point in good sun is an acceptable tradeoff. This is the TFM 1619 on the head end of the MWTKC 07 at Midland, just (railroad) west of Lawrence.

Another mist image. Win Hill sits proudly above the Valley.

Win Hill seen across a sea of mist filling the Derwent Valley.

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