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Photo. Frank Butts
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Prise en aril 1965
Motrice 9
Dubrovnik
Réseau à voie de 0,76cm ouvert le 22 décembre 1910 entre les portes de la ville de ( Pile ) et le port voisin de Gruž, il s'est étendu tout au long de sa vie avec un prolongement de la ligne jusqu'à la gare de Dubrovnik et une deuxième ligne jusqu'à Lapad.
Dernière circulation le 21 mars 1970
C'est bien dommage que ce réseau n'existe plus, car avec les touristes, je pense qu'il aurait eu la même destinée que la ligne du Porto-Soller à Majorque.
There's a couple of Humpback whales feeding off the coast just north of Aberdeen. We didn't manage to see them, but others posted images of them taken from the shore and from a kayak the same day. We did see the kayak tho! I wasn't disappointed as I didn't expect to see them really and I contented myself in the dunes being amused by earwigs attempting to hide in the marram.
This is the kind of pictures my husband takes during a parade, not pictures of the parade but of booty cracks?!?!
Little Nora is quite the acrobat. She loves climbing up to the top of this artificial tree to just "hang out". It is the top most point in the exhibit, quite high, and she makes me nervous when she does this.
Her mom is Koola, and dad Jojo at the Brookfield Zoo, Illinois, USA. Also, grandma Binti Jua lives in the family group, big half-sister, Kamba (12) and half brother/nephew, Kamba's first baby, 8 month old Zachary.
Praying Mantis offering me the perfect opportunity to photograph its behind. Happy Beautiful Bug Butt Thursday! (South Coast, NSW)
This guy was selling crazy drawings on the street in New Orleans...we were sitting across the street in a bar when we noticed his crack.
As featured in the BBC shipping forecast, the most northerly point of the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides.
Hard to believe this was shot just a few minutes before midnight. Much of the scene was illuminated by the rotating beam from the nearby lighthouse to my left.
Full moon
4 minute exposure
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60103 'Flying Scotsman' crosses the River Aire at Stoney Butts Laithe, Gargrave, heading the 1Z44 09:45 York to Carlisle 'Waverley' charter on Sunday 13th August 2017.
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The most northerly point of Isle of Lewis, with a 19thy century lighthouse.
We walked a few miles along the dramatic seascapes and coastal geology, feel like you are on the edge of the World.
Deep inside the rushes I spied a tiny baby frog. With a cute little baby butt.
Baby Green Tree Frog (Hyla cinerea)
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One of several pictures I took of a Beewolf's Butt at RSPB Minsmere when I was trying to get some action shots of them digging out their holes! They dig the sand out backwards in a way that is very reminiscent of dogs digging a hole! It is good job Beewolves are small as they amount of sand they shift is amazing compared to their size!