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Borders Buses No.11307 crosses the junction with Hope Park Terrace and Bernard Terrace on South Clerk Street working service 51 to St Boswells.
The Border Patrol Foundation held its 7th Annual Border Patrol Recognition Dinner on Wednesday, October 28, 2015 at the JW Marriott in Washington, DC.
Won 3rd place on the annual ,,Аз мога - тук и сега!" competition
inspired by Hreinn Fridfinnsson's "attending"
UNEMPLOYMENT DAY ONE II
sunny but cold. it is
March first. I walk two blocks for break-
fast. on the corner of Grand and Damen
a young black guy calls me sir. he is confused
and bewildered. can I help him find the
parole office. it is cold
and he is insufficiently dressed. there
is a desperation about him. go over to the
currency exchange
I suggest. they may be able to help you
find the parole office. I show him
where the currency exchange is and then
I say good luck and continue
walking to the restaurant. the young guy
does not move. he stands on
the corner. he seems very confused
and lost. in the restaurant
I order coffee and pancakes. the news-
paper is about the same: war
and the threat of war. some guy
is arrested for soliciting kids
on the internet. a columnist advises me
how to invest money I don't have. the wait-
ress has an eastern European accent
and is friendly. would I like another cup
of coffee? yes. she pours it
and I begin to drink it. ideas for poems
crowd out more mundane thoughts
like where to get another job.
the paroled guy is not on the corner
when I walk back to the house. his predicament
becomes inspiration for a poem. sometimes
I am shameless in the act of poetry. no regrets.
never look back. I am amused
by my own histrionics. a poem begins
to birth itself inside of my head. this time
however I cannot fathom an ending
for the poem. all hands on deck.
man overboard. so much
for craft and the ever-present
ironic closure.
KURT NIMMO
(this photo is dedicated to Nimmo and to his work from a great admirer)
Cattle fence along border mainly useless has numerous cuts from smuggling vehicles. This area is north of Los Vidrios and Mexican Highway 2. Area is south west of Ajo AZ
The Border Patrol Foundation held its 7th Annual Border Patrol Recognition Dinner on Wednesday, October 28, 2015 at the JW Marriott in Washington, DC.
Gresley A4 Pacific 60009 'Union of South Africa' heading the Royal Train for the official opening of the new Borders Railway, with class 67 67026 'The Diamond Jubilee' at the rear, nearing Stow on a dull and misty Wednesday.
A Bordered Patch butterfly at the Village Creek Drying Beds in Arlington, Texas on May 29, 2014. I don't see many of this species in north Texas.
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Strong Passport-Controls on both borders: EU-Border Slovenia/Croatia and border Crotia/Bosnia. Average stay about an hour for leaving the bus and getting checked.
Going to Croatia means leaving EU and entering another part of Europe.
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Read more in my blog: http://www.sugarmelon.com/blog/index.php/2010/01/12/sarajevo-mostar-bosnia-herzegowina/
Border Patrol stationed in El Paso.
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This photo is konomarked ("Most Rights Sharable").
KONOMARK - Most Rights Sharable. Just ask me.
The Border Patrol Foundation held its 7th Annual Border Patrol Recognition Dinner on Wednesday, October 28, 2015 at the JW Marriott in Washington, DC.
An East Coast High Speed Train crosses the Royal Border Bridge as it arrives at Berwick upon Tweed with the 15.00 Kings Cross to Edinburgh Waverley service. The train won't actually cross the border into Scotland until Marshall Meadows, 3 miles to the north of Berwick.
An entry for the Challenge Group 115 pictures in 2015 No.21 Spade. and also for our camera club monthly project - The Garden
I have found photographing something to represent 'The garden, or Gardening' and a a spade in particular, a challenge in all respects. This shot, taken with a fairly wide angle, is of a wonderful little stainless steel border spade (we also have the matching fork) given to my wife by her godmother Evelyn, many years ago when age and disability forced Evelyn to give up gardening.
The spade is in one of our flower borders in front of a red Scabious plant, with the flower heads moving slightly in the breeze, giving a slight blur effect. I have desaturated the greens and yellows and enhanced the reds for my offering. The original SOOC shot is in the first comment box below.
This is Leo. A foster dog that has been with me a few months. He has some temperament problems, and a touch of crazy. ;) But man can he work sheep!
In this photo he is actually eyeing up Brit for a game of chase. But the look is the same. lol