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Crow Pass isn't just for hikers - it's apparently also a great way for flightseeing planes to tour the Chugach Mountains (and Raven Glacier).
Personally, I prefer natural sounds when I'm in the backcountry.
From Haverigg I made my way to St. Bees in order to shoot the 6M60 Seaton - Sellafield flasks. By chance Jim & Stephen had had the same idea which I discovered when I phoned them en route.
A pair of 88s on this and here we see the signalman handing over the token for the section to Sellafield in exchange for the one from Whitehaven Bransty.
I get sick every single time I go into the mountains.
But when I can get things like this, it makes it all worth it.
Buzz McBean, owner of "Bean Here, Done That Coffee Shop" in Somewhereville, showing off his latest caffeinated concoction, the "half caff, double expresso, triple vanilla pump, extra hot, almond milk infused, chocolate topped java slam with nutmeg sprinkles." You should try one.
Image imagined in MidJourney AI and finished with Topaz Studio and Lightroom Classic.
Today was a scorcher in the Washington, DC, area. Even the bees were hot and looking for something cool.
I was tired of my hair so I asked Chad if he could buzz it off. He did, and said "want to buzz mine?" So I returned the favor.
Years ago, I was working on a project for Ft. Benning in Columbus, Georgia. My young family was with me for a couple of weeks, enjoying the pleasant temperatures and low humidity in a typical Georgia summer that made us pine for Minnesota winters.
Young soldiers enjoying time away from the base filled the downtown area's streets. Without exception, they sprouted close military haircuts. The haircuts captivated my 5-year-old son's attention, and he asked for one. We took him to a military barbershop, and it didn’t take long before he emerged grinning and well pleased with his buzz cut.
This Wood Duck doesn’t appear to be enjoying its similar appearance. Each morning for the last couple of weeks, as my wife and I slowly drove past this wetland pond, he would take one look at us and then glide off into the water toward the tall reeds a few feet away from the muskrat mound.
He seemed embarrassed to look drab rather than sporting the brilliant colors that make wood ducks a favorite of a lot of Minnesotans.
Currently, he is in an eclipse molt that makes him look a little scruffy, less colorful, and more like a female. During this time, he will lose all of his flight feathers. His traditional red eye, bill pattern, and colorful wing patches give promise that this isn’t a permanent stage.
During this period of molting, which can last 3-4 weeks, flightless males often break away from females and join other males and juveniles in secluded parts of wetland ponds to help reduce their visibility during this time of vulnerability to predators.
By early fall, the male will regain his bright feathers, and he will bolster his self-worth enough to attract females before their annual migration.
(Photographed near Cambridge, MN)
“Let us not go hurrying about and collecting honey, bee-like buzzing here and there for a knowledge of what is not to be arrived at, but let us open our leaves like a flower, and be passive and receptive, budding patiently."
John Keats
A topiary on display during Epcot's 2017 International Flower & Garden Festival.
Buzz Lightyear is a fictional character in the Toy Story franchise. He is a toy space ranger hero according to the movies and action figure in the Toy Story franchise. Along with Woody, he is one of the two lead characters in all three Toy Story movies. Tim Allen voiced the character in the Toy Story film series and the Buzz Lightyear movie.
I was tempting fate getting so close to this Bumble Bee who without a doubt by the expression on his face was either grimacing at me or smiling!!!
The bees were very busy, luckily they were too busy to notice me.
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Buzz made from icing. Used skewers on each leg for support, and a bendable armature wire on each arm. Was pretty happy with how he turned out :)
On the beach with Lucy tonight and got buzzed by our local Sea Rescue 'copter.......so I buzzed him back......that'll teach him.
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I'm A King Bee · The Rolling Stones
Well, I'm a king bee, can buzz all night long
Well, I can buzz better, baby, when your man is gone
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My Force Friday purchase (BB8), which was a surprisingly good build.
And a recent Buzz Droid MOC I did based on Takamichi's design.
Its made up of about 2,200 bricks.