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You'll remember we had a boat trip to the Amalfi coast and towns and a rough trip back to Sorrento! Once back on dry land at Marina Piccola, any queasiness subsided and we headed back to the hotel. The rain had actually eased too, but the girls ahead still decided to carry their umbrellas in case of any lingering raindrops!!
Young cattle in the evening sun on the North cliffs in Cornwall.
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I captured this image of a male Little Owl in one of my Apple trees in my back garden. He had just swooped down into the back field and caught this earth worm!
Thank you for taking the time to view my images, happy to receive feedbck.
يآ زين أيآم آلمودة وآلوفآق وآلفن وآلإحسآس وآلرقـہ..
ذقنآ بـہآ ڪآس آلـہوى أحلى مذآق ♥
هل هم بذآ يدرون ,,
قلبي مع آلأحبآب مرهــون ♥
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ملآحضه:هالرسمه طلعت من الملل ع الأيام الاخيره =D
بس كانت احلى الأيآم
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Coming home from Holland on Saturday I took the back roads to see if I could get any good shot of the wintery landscape.
Pulsa L para ver con fondo negro // Press L for viewing in black
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Camara /Camera: Nikon D80
Objetivo / Lense: Nikkor 50mm f1.8
Modelo/Modelr: Leyre
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Tyne and Wear metro Battery Loco No.1 TnT with Battery Loco No.3 passes through South Gosforth Metro with a the RHTT to South Shields.
Thanks for taking a look at this Photo, Kyle
Photo taken on the 21st of October 2016
A Carolina Coastal train is headed back west to Wilson after interchanging cars at Chocowinity, North Carolina.
Another from my day out with the Bay Colony Railroad for my second to last time. They are now offically a fallen flag as I detailed in the long form caption with this post: flic.kr/p/2pn2AuY
After delivering a half dozen cars to the Mass Coastal interchange they are now headed back west with four empty gons for Mid City Scrap and one load of lumber for DBS. They are seen here rocking along at about MP 3 in the woods east of Hixville Road.
GP9 1706 which was blt. Nov. 1954 as Florida East Coast 658 is now in the lead followed by GP9 1705 which was originally built in Apr. 1956 as Great Northern 704. Both units (plus 1701 in Millis) were allegedly included in the sale to MC and it is uncertain what their future will hold.
Dartmouth, Massachusetts
Friday December 8, 2023
Sweeping away from Kingsbury Junction 66077 heads 6G71 Toton North Yard to Exeter Riverside conveying the china clay hoppers used on the Cliffe Vale circuit. 66104 had failed at Landor Street on the 22nd heading the train back to the South-West and was rescued by 66067 removing the entire consist to Toton.
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In Explore September 27 2017, Thk y´all ☺
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Birmingham past and present 1 of 2.
The Back To Backs, shops and terraced houses dating back to Victorian times. A few of these are preserved by the National Trust and are well worth visiting. It’s quite an eye opener to see how people lived in very cramped conditions, with working families sharing communal washrooms and courtyards. Tours can be booked with the National Trust, my U3A photography group did one a few years back and found it very interesting. Highly recommended.