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HorizonT Russian swing-lens panoramic camera and 1991 expired Ilford FP4, exposed @ 50 iso and stand developed in Rodinal 1+100 for 1 hour.
This Killdeer is doing the old broken wing routine in an attempt to lead me away from her four eggs.
Our beautiful world, pass it on.
“Hold on!” Were the words spoken just before Wisconsin and Southerns Oshkosh local, L595 struck a three foot section of broken rail in early October 2016. Amazingly only one truck of one of the locomotives hit he ground, the other engine and first car or two made it over the break with no trouble. Three days later we’d drop 5 cars on the ground less jab a half mile from this misadventure...
Bess and Edie enjoying having broken legs splinted by me with a cereal box and tape.. The TV programme called 'Operation Ouch' is a favourite with the girls. Some of it filmed in Sheffield.
"Operation Ouch!
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
"Operation Ouch! is a British comedy children's television series on the human body, showing what happens in A&E, what doctors sometimes have problems with and great experiments. The first series Operation Ouch! aired on CBBC in October 2012. The show is hosted by twin brothers and doctors Dr Chris and Dr Xand van Tulleken and in 2019 a new doctor, Dr Ronx was introduced".
Replacing an earlier scanned photo with a better version 20-Dec-21 (DeNoise AI).
Operated by Aer Turas.
A low sun on a December day in Manchester. I can't say I was very happy with the results. I was using a Boots (a major UK Chemist/Pharmacy/Drugstore chain) own brand 200ASA film. I should have stuck with Kodak!
This aircraft was delivered to Court Line Aviation, in their trademark orange/yellow livery, as G-BAAA in Feb-73. Court Line (together with Clarksons Holidays and Horizon Holidays) suddenly ceased operations in Aug-74 and the aircraft was repossessed by Lockheed and stored at Palmdale, CA, USA in Sep-74.
It remained stored until it was leased to Cathay Pacific Airways as VR-HHV in Mar-77. Cathay Pacific bought it in Nov-77 and operated it for 20 years until it was sold to the Equis Financial Group in Jan-97.
In Feb-97 it was leased to TBG Airways (a 'paper' airline) as EI-CNN and operated by Aer Turas. It was wet-leased to many airlines during the next couple of years, Air Malta (Apr/Jul-97), Iberia (Jul/Nov-97), Kampuchea Airlines (Feb/May-98), Britannia Airways (May/Jun-98) and Air Scandic (Apr/Oct-99).
The aircraft ferried to Abu Dhabi in Nov-99 and was stored awaiting a 'C' check. The 'C' check never happened and it was finally broken up at Abu Dhabi in 2006.
Macro Mondays - "Broken"
I was lacking in inspiration for this week's theme so I had a rummage in an old jewellery box full of little keepsakes, trinkets and jewellery. I very quickly found 3 broken items. I don't know what that says about the state of my jewellery box! I photographed all 3 items and only kept 2 of the photos, this one and the broken shell.
This is a broken earring, the other half of the pair, the non-broken half, is in the background.
My fractured butterfly from an original photo!
Click the image below to see it as a graphic in English, converted especially for EtterVor!
I'm sure this was a lovely place to sit overlooking Porth Diana in Trearddur Bay until the bench was broken.
A 1x6 tile broke today while I was breaking up a building. I thought "Oh well", shrugged my shoulders and threw it in the bin. Then another broke. Ok, not doing so great. Then a third ... what the?
Is it normal for tiles to start breaking like this?
Macro Monday theme: Broken
17/01/2011
My first one back in a month, so glad to have put something together but had to do a very quick rush job on this.
I'm hoping I'll be back in full for next week and I will definitely catch up on the weeks I've missed and my contacts photos.
HMM!
This joyful asterism is a little over one degree west from the bright star Merak (Beta Ursa Majoris). Easy to find and easy to spot – and hard not to sneak a view of whenever you are in the area.
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