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back from austria.had a great week there and important, every bone is still working. there´re still some captures from last years late summer. a warm-up for the mind in a freezing cold time.
Aenlin and Amadeus spend undisturbed time in the sunny spring forest ;-)
The broad-leaved orchid (Dactylorhiza majalis) provides a beautiful backdrop.
* And sorry Amy - the words "Back to black" are just mind-blowingly good!
Love you too and rest in peace *
For the Daily Dog Challenge -- 9/4 "What A Good Girl"
For 52 Weeks for Dogs -- 36/52
It's back to school time, but Rose isn't going back to regular school. She's returning to Dogwart's. I have a feeling that she'll be getting good grades in potions. I will not be getting good grades in editing, but sometimes you just have to say enough is enough. We'll see what happens next week!
You can read more about Rose at TalesAndTails.com.
Taylor mask is so pretty, although this cheap blonde wig was a nightmare to keep under control! Very basic figure enhancement utilised in these photos, but the arching of my back and a "hip pop" gives me quite a tasty looking derrière.
On the way back to Singapore, another brilliant sunset. I'm sure the other passengers were annoyed when I kept lifting the shade to see what the sun was doing. But it was worth it.
I am back home again and normal service will resume shortly, Once i sort the camera situation out or i get dressed up rather than dressed down as i am at the moment
I'm always looking for something a bit different to photograph, no matter how much it may bore the simply-landscape crowd on here. Mooching around the back of Inverness by the Caledonian Canal I thought I spotted something I last saw in a newspaper about 10 years ago just by the old tollhouse, which was surrounded by a mess of old nauticalia: an old puffer fishing boat, a yacht, a yellow submarine, RNLI lifeboat, creels, buoys, canoes, junk, all overgrown with spikey brambles, bushes and trees.
The story goes that back in 2011 Stan Fraser. a father of five said: 'It all started when I decided on a nautical theme for the house.' My mother told me loads of seafaring stories, and I think that developed my love of the sea. I put a porthole in the window at the back door because we are beside the canal and then built a model of a pirate ship on my cousin's old rowing boat for the children.
He added: 'I think the Titanic is the most beautiful ship ever made and much prettier than any liner today. I started to build a dummy Titanic for fun but it needed to be bigger. I had two caravans in the garden and I used these as the base. Someone gave me an old shed to use and a friend who was building a house gave me some wood and nails to recycle and that got me started. Mr Fraser, a former lighting engineer, fought through his debilitating ME, which has left him unable to find work, to slowly build his 1:10 scale model of the Titanic.
The 46-year-old (in 2011) began collecting other maritime items and his house is filled with life jackets, models of other ships and copies of newspapers reporting on the Titanic's loss after striking an iceberg.
He also wants to develop a new visitor attraction based on a series of giant model ships including an aircraft carrier, a yacht, a galleon, a trawler and a submarine. Among these would be a model of Noah's Ark filled with stuffed animals for children to play.
Unfortunately it seems to all have run out of steam........or has it? www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1372043/Titanic-raised-t...
www.tripadvisor.co.uk/ShowUserReviews-g186543-d3427485-r2...
Back from the Mountains.
A 2 week vacation is unfortunately over. Now that dreadful culling ... and scanning 9 rolls :-) This photo here just as a reminder sometimes things are as kitsch as they can be! Rainbow, „Alphorn“ Mountain huts and summits. To good to be true, but it was!
f5.0 − 1/80 - ISO100 - Carl Zeiss 85mm, Flash: Deep octa as main light, grid reflector rim light - Nikon D800
My Minolta SRT 102 is back from a CLA. Viewfinder is clean now, spacing between shots is good with no overlapping, and curtain opens properly to fully expose each frame.
Minolta SRT 102 w/ 50mm f/1.7
Kodak Gold 200
Unicolor/Argentix
Pakon F135
Playing catch up with my photos,
This is what I wore last Wednesday to lessons, As it was blooming hot I decided to wear a dress with blooms upon it,
Have to fess up I didn't wear the petticoat to dance in as it was a little to hot for too many layers,
Had a good class though now things are starting to feel more natural
Back Tor is one the 'bumps' along the the spine of the Great Ridge above Edale in the Peak District.
Last week CSX's Spirit of Our Law Enforcement unit 3194 was running on Port Newark stacks for a few days. Here it is leading I168 through the curve at Ridgefield Park.
BRM002 and BRM001 lead Kelso bound container train 1845 between Springwood and Faulconbridge. The 2 BRMs are often split up or mixed with other locos, but occasionally they will work a train together.
2018-05-31 SSR BRM002-BRM001 Springwood 1845
Sorry for uploading these guys twice in under a month, but I gave some of them back-packs (grey, but brown if I didn't have any) and Milan's decals.
After almost 3 months of being out of service due to a traction motor blowing up we see the 1004 3 weeks after being put back in service working hard in Vidalia on a long freight.
Leaf beetle adults range from 5 to 15 mm in length and are brightly coloured. They have different body shapes, from elongate, flattened to globular. Some may be mistaken for ladybird beetles due to their oval shape. Their antenna usually less than half the length of their bodies. One of their characteristics is that they can hide their legs and antennae under their wing covers while sitting on a leaf.