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Welcome back in Iceland!!!
Here is the winter and the bad weather!!!
Now I'm here for 5 months and I just wait for the sun!!!
Here are the whale fishing boats in the harbour of Reykjavik!!!
hope you're well friends
see you soon!!!
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back to reality, and work unfortunately. Anyhoo, life can't all be weeks in Scotland, cupboards (😉) and no work. On the plus side it's only a 7am start as opposed to 3am one last Monday. Every cloud and all that 😁
With the backshop guys happily eating the provided pizzas, they left us to have fun around the complex. Here a set of GE trucks gets some love and care on April 29, 2016.
Taken on railroad property with permission.
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With the Holiday rush over for another year, it's time to get back to basics - where it's quiet, the air is fresh, and the Gray Jays appreciate a treat of fresh cranberries.
AAW: Shots From the Back
Shot this in my car on my way to Miami. I know I'm not supposed to do that, especially with the sun so bright. But it was quick.
Collection : Back School
Model : Xu_MING
Location : Grand Lycée Yersin _ Da Lat City
AF 85mm 1.4D @f1.4
Da Lat City, Vietnam 2011
With absolutely no students showing up, the total absence of all teachers & personnel, a major power outage throughout the campus and a collapsed ceiling in Auditorium 5, the back-to-school campaign wasn't exactly successful.
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a Back-backed Jackal (Canis mesomelas) before trotting further into the Savanna - these are really nearly nonstop in move ..
This ex-Military Bedford RL 3 ton general cargo truck, has stood guard at the wrecking yard entrance of Ruakura Motors in the Riverlea area of Hamilton, for some years now.
Ruakura Motors specialise in secondhand tractor parts and no longer deal with trucks. A small number of older commercial vehicles continue to slowly rust away amongst incomplete tractors and other detritus within their extensive compound area.