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This concrete plinth officially marks the border between Western Australia and South Australia. It is located where the Trans-Australian railway crosses the border. This photo was taken in September 2002, on our trip along a section of the Trans line access track, from Cook in SA to Forrest in WA. We had planned to travel all the way from Cook to Kalgoorlie but the track was so rough we headed south from Forrest on a winding goat track through to Mundrabilla. The caretaker at Cook told a big bus had travelled through there recently (amazingly!!) so we followed their tracks.
Fence Friday addition for the last week of January. We're getting through winter here in North Dakota just fine, a couple more months to go! Have a great weekend everyone.
Elk's stride is about twice as long as Mist's and she's goes about half as fast again as Mist so even the fact that Mist is more canny about setting off in the right direction Elk will usually overhaul or manage to get there at the same time despite being enticed to go the wrong way at the start (because that's the only way Mist get's a sporting chance for the ball lol)
Mist, quite chilled out, sitting contentedly watching the sheep (making sure they weren't going to come too close! (scared of sheep!!)) First outing with D600, love the way it's dealing with the detail .. and a sort of unassuming quietness about the images
US Department of Homeland Security, UH-60L Blackhawk, 79-23320, overflies the crowd at Oshkosh 19. Originally built as an A model for the US Army but upgraded to Lima standard.
Taken a while back when no snow.
Still haven't got down to the coast for months and getting through my archives fast.. Had three good days over 6 weeks ago that has kept me going. Looking at the forecast it will be a while yet.
A small derelict house on the Border of Scotland and England that has seen better days..
Thanks for looking.
Our beloved Border Collie, Oreo, who is chasing sheep in Dog Heaven after being a perfect companion for almost 18 years (2000 - 2018)
Borders Books' flagship Chicago location at 830 N. Michigan Ave. closed in January 2011, leaving the Magnificent Mile without a bookstore.
My name is Tippy Border and I'm a tap dancer.
I'm getting called next for this important dance competition.
I'm going to tip my hat and dance my heart out with my spirit and joy!
Tippy wears a very fashionable striped stage outfit for her audition!
It consists of a sleeveless blouse and a red striped skirt.
The skirt has a button on the waist and back, with a cute dark-blue striped ribbon attached.
Her red Can Can hat is her favorite, the ribbon on her hat is also striped, just like the ribbon on her skirt.
She is wearing striped socks and Mary Jane shoes! Her long hair is blond with bangs, her eye shadow is brown, her cheeks and lips are pink.
Her eyes are light-blue, light-green, light-purple, and smoky-brown, all of them are special colors!
Her face type is Radiance and her skin type is Natural Skin.
**This illustration only depicts the design of the doll and it may differ from the final product.
Release Date: 2011 September
Price: 14,490yen (tax included)
Source: www.blythedoll.com/eng/news/2011/08/announcement_for_neo_...
Eurospeak....and why not? No immigration; no customs; no money changing....just freedom of movement as you cross seamlessly from one country to another and back again, often several times within one day.
(Thanks as usual to Kim for putting the collage of these border signs together)
This was the end to our photography day as you can see from the wear and tear and well, dirty feet. I see art in this, do you?
As we were waiting to board the last 253 back to Eyemouth, one of Borders' smart E400MMCs was just setting off with an X62 which it is branded for.
11901 reverses off the stand at Edinburgh Bus Station with an X62 to Galashiels via Penicuik, Peebles and Innerleithen.
In 1938 Czechoslovakia mobilized against the German threats of war, but hat to give in to the Munich Agreement and withdraw from the border fortifications, even if the army was fully capable to stand against the Wehrmacht. After this not only Germany, but also Poland and Hungary ripped pieces of land from the country, and there were also extensive fights with insurgents, which cost lives of many Czechoslovak soldiers and gendarmes. Today it´s a tradition to reenact how the situation could be, when we would have defended ourselfs. It´s a fact that Hitler was affraid of the Czechoslovak military, which at that time had better tanks, more heavy guns, and a very effective fortification system. Of course we win in the reenactments :-)
And back to the earlier day at Mac Park... This snap is yet another from a recent walk at McIntosh Lake west from Dawson Park. For some reason, Blackie held still as I chirped back and swung my camera around. Hr surely marked his territory. Considering his color, he must be a S-hole country border guard. This guard is no way sufficient to hold back the hoards whom are crashing the border at the soggy cattail swamp beyond although they look pretty dry. We just got a load of rain with more snow in the hills recently so we sent serious storms to the mid-west while on grey days, stacking up more snow in the Rockies to send to the Nebraska hoaxers and the mighty Mississippi. Colorado passes have 2-300% snow now.
At least I was able to snag some shots on that mellow day. The forecast for the next day was a bitch puppy like so many in May, a real Pruett Parade!
I wandered out west from Dawson Park at McIntosh Lake on the loop trail for exercise in the afternoon and found this life that was at least sort of wild. The day was about as Stormy as the orange mob boss's dance card. Could I start to get caught up even with the work load I have.
Mac Lake is always a good spot for a walk. I get out there a few times each month... after slapping my sleepy bum. I hope to bail again tomorrow with the advent of summer this year. I expect that the snow that continually piles up will finally head to the Midwest for their hoax er bounty. Many mountain passes have yet to get entirely cleared with 2 and 300 percent load this year. It's going to get interesting.
Holy Moses I have been deceived
Holy Moses let us live in peace
Let us strive to find a way to make all hatred cease
There's a man over there
What's his colour I don't care
He's my brother let us live in peace...
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We just had to go into the store with the tie dye hanging outside and ended up very thankful...
Borders Buses No.11921 turns onto Saint Andrew Square from George Street working service X95 from Galashiels.
Mist in a state of readiness amongst the long grasses ..she's always one step ahead of auntie elk in getting at least 10m closer to the ball when it's thrown, elk always starts from ground zero