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INRD SD40-2 4003 was swimming upstream on 15th Avenue in New Albany on during a torrential downpour. The Indiana was still running their Louisville traffic via the CSX's Monon at this time.
The writing was on the wall that these trains would soon be abolished and the traffic run via the L&I. There wouldn't be many more trips up the street after this move. It's pretty quiet around here nowadays.
This is the first frame of a photo story I've been cooking up for the last little while called "Best Friends". Updating weekly every Monday for 10 weeks. Stay Tuned!
An old abandoned hospital with its very own little time capsule of goodies waiting to be explored and photographed.
In our Bais trip, we had good company: wantet, adlaw and sweetsexything. While the hut has a bathroom, it was more fun and convenient to bathe together. I had to finish bathing quick so I can take this precious shot. Enough said.
at the Bais-Manjuyod sandbar, Negros Oriental, the Philippines
phototip: when the backlight is strong, overexpose the shot to get the details. This one was pushed by 4 stops.
try living in the middle of the sea at the sandbar of Bais in colloidfarl.blogspot.com/
Jake (the Husky} gives Gertrude a chicken lickin' and she loves it. No need to add who rules the roost here.
Explored , thankyou :) The great natural light in the bathroom can only be found early in the afternoon at this time of year.....so 2 oclock bathtime it is then ;)
Brainy Smurf: Okay, Baby Smurf, time's up!
Baby Smurf: NO!
Brainy Smurf: You've been in the tub playing for over an hour. Here's a soft, snuggy dry towel for you.
Baby Smurf: NO!
Brainy Smurf: Come on, Baby Smurf. Don't give me a hard time. We'll dry you up, put you in nice clean pajamas, and maybe there will still be time to read a story. Which one should we read?
Towel - Our Daily Challenge
This made Explore! I'm so happy. Thank you for your comments and "favorites".
She adores baths. When we were young parents, our first child had baths almost every night. She (our fifth child) doesn’t get nearly enough time to splash and play and relax in the warmth of a an evening bath. I want to do better at making time for sharing this happy evening ritual with her this year.