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I ran the 5K this morning in the Rattle Me Bones race. It is a fund raiser for the Ottawa Hospital Foundation. Because I did a shorter race I was able to get a few photos of the 10K racers coming into the finish line.
I did OK on the race - my back didn't feel too bad so this is good.
This was a last minute idea, part because the bricklink store I was browsing had 3 skrall helmets, so I figured why not! I took the most design liberties here, since the base figure was literally just a "black stickman". So I figured spikes and ribs would make a fitting addition, emphasizing the scavenger aspect of the character. The ice sword also works better here than a skrall blade. No idea about building a mount for it yet, but when budget and inventory allows it I might try!
Watched by an orange-clad Network Rail employee, Mainline-liveried 58021 ‘Hither Green Depot’ begins the descent from Whiteball Tunnel with Pathfinder's 'Cornish Explorer', 1Z58 05:30 Birmingham New Street to Penzance on 29 June, 2002. This was the first and only visit of a Class 58 to the Duchy. Although running well at this point, the loco had an electrical fault which prevented the engine from restarting for the return journey from Penzance. Consequently, FGW’s 47811 was borrowed for the journey as far as Plymouth, where RES 47737 took over, the broken ‘bone’ being towed dead-in-train throughout to Birmingham. It was withdrawn from service that August as part of EWS’s general cull of the class and was eventually scrapped in 2023.
The tail end of the 2017 Photo Safari to Europe brought us to the village of Hallstatt, Austria.
If you ever have the chance to visit this is a must see. The Bone House or Charnel house.
From Hallstatt.net
The world-famous charnel house in St. Michael’s Chapel
Alongside the world’s oldest salt mine and the idyllic, world-famous postcard view, the charnel house or ‘Bone House’ in St. Michael’s Chapel is one of the most interesting tourist sites in Hallstatt. The chapel dates back to the 12th century and is located next to the catholic parish church. Each year, visitors from throughout the world come to admire the unusual collection of over 600 artistically painted skulls. Many of the skulls were decorated at the end of the 18th century, but a few are from even the 20th century.
Link with more information.
www.hallstatt.net/about-hallstatt/sehenswertes-en-US/cath...
Image made with a full frame Pentax K1 with post processing in Silver Efex Pro2.
The griffon vulure, a bird of prey. He looks malignant with his 'angry eyes'.
Griffon Vulture.
Vale Gier.
*Gyps fulvus*
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Bit of a classic shot from the Natural History Museum. I was surprised by how big the place was, it seemed like it just went on for ever.
Boato del desfile de moros en Elche a cargo de Masters Ballet. Más fotos en carlosbonetefotografia.blogspot.com.es/
at the nursery. all the neglected statuary, way in the back where no one sees.
Diana Mini, the badly developed roll.
"In lonely watches night by night,
Great visions burst upon my sight.
For down the stretches of the sky,
The hosts of dead go marching by."
— Frederick George Scott
* Pauldrons by BrickForge
CSX K330 heads into the Bone Valley in West Central Florida with a train of empty phosphate hoppers.
Oh, somewhere deep inside of these bones,
An emptiness began to grow,
There's something out there, far from my home,
A longing that I've never known.
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Paradise%20Fails/115/129/2195
By Dana Albany. I don't know if this is the same Bone Tree built for the burn in '99, but it sure looks similar. The bones are real, taken from the desert and ranches nearby.
B-1B 'Ruptured Duck' (named for one of the Doolittle Raid aircraft) from 28th Bomb Wing on final at Nellis AFB. The B-1 was at Nellis for Red Flag 20-1.
58032 "Thoresby Colliery" is about to enter the Gascoigne Wood complex with MGR empties on the 14th May 1996. As can be seen, I was nearly bowled by an outbound National Power coal train.
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Well i must first apologise for my lack of appearance this week, i have been so busy with work and life i have had no opportunity to get my photography up and running, however i had my first free day today and felt i had to catch up, i don't want to fall behind again!
Anyway i had a few ideas for this weeks theme but after the lack of time decided on a simple image and thought i would have a little fun with it. :)
This seemed appropriate too as i had an ultrasound on my legs which ill explain later, but it was really interesting to see the inside of my body and the blood flow. I love anything to do with biology and science, i'm such a science nut!
Anyhoo i hope you enjoy, i'm off to catch up on a numerous jobs i have left to do, laters.
P.S. check out the Chemical Brothers video as it sprung into my head as soon as i saw the theme. :)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=tpKCqp9CALQ
The Teleidoscope - (19/52) Bones
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The Teleidoscope is a project that inspires 10 photographers to make 52 photos, one every week.
10 people, 10 different ideas for 52 themes, 52 weeks long.
Every week we will post our images on our site and our Flickr group.
You can join us!
Every saturday we will pick a winner whose photo will get a special extra place at our site!
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The Sedlec Ossuary is a small Roman Catholic chapel, located beneath the Cemetery Church of All Saints, part of the former Sedlec Abbey in Sedlec, a suburb of Kutná Hora in the Czech Republic.