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Seems like everyone else is still at it, so here's another.

 

Micheldever Woods, Hampshire.

I got back from Uganda a few hours ago. The trip was amazing and there is so much to tell. Photos to come soon :) Matt took this of me when we were shopping in Jinja.

The missile pods are capable of firing at both aircraft and infantry units.

Looking back on my hike to the Nidersee. I believe the little creek is called Leitschenbach.

This Photo was seen in explore!

 

Please tag any word that comes into your mind when you view this photo, thank you :)

Not sure if this is a loan, or if this one has come back to its original home on a more permanent basis. Still carrying blurb on the rear for BE route 9.

 

27569 - GX58 GMY

Alexander Dennis Enviro 300 (B44F)

Stagecoach South (PM)

Hard Interchange, Portsmouth

09 December 2019

A six-wide version of the iconic vehicle from Back to the Future.

Back View!

 

My remake of the 6890 Cosmic Cruiser set from 1982.

 

The Cosmic cruiser, although not the fastest starship in the federation, is a useful exploration and transportation vehicle. Its capable of low-altitude travel, and can deploy the pilot's seat as an X-5 Land speeder. As the Cosmic Cruiser is not primarily built for combat, it's equipped with only two front-tipped forward facing torpedo launchers. (I still haven't decided if the gadgets on the wing tips are weapons or antennas...) Hope you like it!

  

You can find my blog at:

 

Spacebricks.blogspot.com

 

and my MOC pages/Brickshelf:

 

Moc pages!

 

Brickshelf

 

Just thinking "Window/wall garden" on a cold, grey, wintery shortest daylight day of the year at my tiny home located in the northern hemisphere.

 

Cannaregio Area, Sestiere Castello, Venice, Italy , Venice, Italy.

For the 'Arches' challenge.

Credits: Coppercurls-Magnificent Mayhem.

Daydream Designs-Life in Full Colour.

GTD-Botanical Blendables

Pixabay.

 

How’s this for irony?

 

Having been alerted to the fact that today is Judgement Day; the day that Skynet becomes self aware I thought it the perfect opportunity to dress up all butch and take a Linda Hamilton photo to celebrate. I Googled to find the shot that I wanted to recreate, clicked on one particular image out of the hundreds of results that came up and what do you know it brings with it a virus! I then spent the next two hours fretting and downloading anti virus software on top of anti virus software on top of anti software viruses.

 

Skynet really is fighting back, just not in the dramatic James Cameron envisaged way. Instead of wiping us all out with fricking laser beams and robots crunching on our skulls it is simply going to plant viruses in our computers and watch us eat ourselves from the inside out with anxiety!

 

'There's no Cake but what we make for ourselves.'

 

Week 36: Architecture- Church/Religious Building

BNSF's local from Butte to the interchange with the MRL at Garrison is seen returning to Butte between Garrison and Deer Lodge.

Fought the wind, but time to get out in yard.

The Ram and hauler wait patiently while the others are of exploring. The driver of the Ram decided not to go along, and is hoping he won't get hit, while he is playing Candy Crush on his TracPhone. It will keep him occupied for a while. Hopefully...

Baltimore wandering

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thanks for any viewing, comments and favorites, they are appreciated.

 

NO group invites of any kind, ...... would be very kind thank you.

The back side of the last two buildings along the railroad tracks in Jacob's Creek, Pa. The town was shaken by the nearby Darr Mine disaster in which an explosion killed 239 miners. More information here:

www.usmra.com/saxsewell/darr.htm

 

Back to work. Bit on the windy side to day outside. Already had the skirt around my ears caught by the wind.

This one's for everyone who's gone back to work today after the Easter break. I hope your day is going well. :)

This is Fallsville Falls near New Vienna and north of Hillsboro, Ohio. Having been here twice before, I was glad to finally see it with a little heavier flow.

 

Three-image HDR.

Canon 40D, Tamron 17-50mm f/2.8 VC

Doha - Qatar

Westbay

Always missed this shot with my Lumix ... and did this one with iPhone 4S !!!

:-)

The view from the back seat of an autorickshaw

Balilla Car. Inaugurazione stazione Rogers.Trieste.

From a year ago at Quidi Vidi Lake. I particularly enjoyed photographing some of the many species of Gull that frequent Quidi Vidi Lake in winter. This is "Buddy' the Black-backed Gull that has overwintered at Quidi Vidi for the past several years. He has endeared himself to many local birders.

 

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Back in my hill climbing days, I'd have been very keen to go up here. Splendid crags!

Years before the Southern Sydney Freight Line and even the MIST siding connection were constructed, Countrylink's trial of the Swedish X2000 Tilt train drifts into Minto on one of its early return runs from Canberra in February 1995.

 

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Back again to dancing.

I was over in Bishops Stortford doing lindyhop. Just the basic 6 count. Nice and easy, especially as I sort of know it.

I did end up helping to guide the newbies through it in the second half.

I also managed to have a call with friend. That's always nice to do when we get the chance.

After waiting and waiting,

N.M.H. Tophill Low.

Viewed close, but in shade.

 

Back from Bilbao 🌹

A beautiful, intense week in the Basque Country — full of autumn colors, long walks, and delicious moments. 🍂✨

And some good news — my Patreon page is finally free from the 18+ restriction (no idea why it was there 😅). Now I can share more videos and stories again!

 

Today I’m posting one of my favorite photoshoots — with a little transformation video and some unpublished images.

Thank you all for being here, for your kind messages, and your support — it truly means the world to me. ❤️

 

With love,

Anastasia 🌷

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