Here is Express Motors Dennis Dart CX04 CVF as this is changing it's destination for the route 85 to Llanberis as the destination board says for the route S97 to Pen y Pass. as its heading to stand A the bus got stalled as it's reverses back with no engine on, maybe this one is having problems while some vehicles stalls off there engines.

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The SH-3D Sea King that was utilised during the Apollo Program to retrieve returning Astronauts.

Thought that building some older aircraft would be a neat change.

Reflexion à Rennes, Bretagne

This is the same cloud just changing slowly.

011 :: 365 :: 11th January 2013

This is one of those things that you can push an object through is and it will make the shape, for the life of me I don't know what it is called, hope all you smart people out there can tell me.

Originally I had posted a bw mono version of this but changed my mind and it is now pink mono :)

Out in a few hours at My Attic. maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/The%20Deck/87/185/21

Adam Dental Clinic always has an amazing light show. So here are a few examples! Here the colours change over tine so look at all three!

This morning instead of Birmingham Airport to Gatwick it was the Hilton Hotel NEC to Gatwick .Parked outside the hotel at 07.30 this morning was Canvendish YN13BXD an Irizar I6 C53FT. Photo taken 13/10/16

It always amazes me how quickly seasons can change here in the Midwest.

This is a picture I took in St. Joe's LESS THAN TWO MONTHS AGO (but never posted).

Back then I recall my hands aching from the cold, even inside my leather gloves.

Conversely, over the past few days here in Grand Rapids I've been driving my convertible with the top down, and dressing in tank tops and shorts as the temperature hit 80 degrees.

I recalled thinking the same thing last fall ... in mid November I was still dressing in a t-shirt, capturing the late fall color ... then less than a month later we started digging out from the 2nd snowiest winter on record.

Pretty amazing stuff.

If you were to ask me what my favorite meal of the day is, my answer would be breakfast... followed closely by lunch and supper. Might as well throw “elevensies” in there as well... with size 13 feet, I’m obviously part Hobbit. I feel much the same way about seasons. I’m not so sure that I could fully appreciate living in a place where there are no seasons. I would miss the sultry greens of summer, the ephemeral vividness of autumn, the sleepiness of winter, and the hope of spring... there’s something to look forward to in each coming season, even in so brief a moment as this one from Rough Ridge here in the mountains of North Carolina.

There’s always something to expect in the season we’re now in... Christmas. The crisp, dry air makes the stars shine a little brighter... and makes me realize Christmas wouldn’t be the same on the beaches of Australia or New Zealand! I wouldn’t pass up the opportunity, though Christmas in winter just seems right. Why else would Bob Cratchit need an extra lump of coal?

My expectations for the season changed some years back when I was part of a music team that visited a particular nursing home... I played carols and hymns on the guitar, along with my friend, Clyde, as others sang along. The women in the group decided to buy presents for everyone in the home... men got a comb and a pair of socks, women got a hairbrush and Chapstick, and everyone (that could have one) got a big candy cane. My first thought concerning this was “We could do better.” My second thought wasn’t much better... but then I noticed something. Most everyone there were crying tears of joy, because someone remembered them. The presents were small tokens... but they came with a powerful added gift of touch as a hug or a hand held, or a word spoken, or a willing ear... expressions of love for those who feel left out or forgotten. It truly is the little things in life that make lasting differences. Remember that this season!

This has been a year of challenges and firsts for me... this will be my first Christmas as a married man, and I’m loving it. I’d better be, as I just read the loving inscription in my ring, “If you can read this, you’re in trouble!” That’s one expectation I didn’t expect... don’t tell Joyce!

Check out this song by Matthew West, My Own Little World... it touches on issues that would do well for us to know, especially in this season. Seven little words in that song greatly impact how I see this world... “Break my heart for what breaks yours.” Listen: www.youtube.com/watch?v=M9Yasgzjc0w

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Change (In the House of Flies) · Deftones

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Loughborough Central, 3/5/18

EMRPS photo charter

Changes...

(Set 2) Baskett Slough National Wildlife Refuge, Polk County, Oregon

taken from my wheelchair this old oak tree loved the details

Had bit of a change of plan today. I had decided today was going to be a laid back do nothing affair but I had to pop into town for some bits. That's when it all came of the rails, Not in a bad way.

So while I was out I bumped into Jamie the guy I dance with . He was walking a dog that turned out to be his sisters. We got chatting he asked what I was doing today so I said not much then he asked if I fancied walking the dog with him.

Well that was the start that went from dog walking to chicken feeding at his parents Guest house to photo shoot in said guest house then to walking a different dog this time his parents followed by a spot of lunch the back into town for a look around the shops then back to his for a coffee then back home.

So much for doing nothing. Had I had known all that was going to happen I would have worn something a little more practical.

This is the first tree I have seen so far with all, or nearly all, of its leaves changed. Taken on a very damp morning using a Nikon D5100 with Nikkor 50mm f/1.8 lens.

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Choctawhatchee Bay.

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A tree started shedding (losing) leaves as Fall deepened, the once green ground also turned brown, at Historic Stewart Farm, Surrey BC.

To travel is to leave home,

is to leave friends

is trying to fly

fly knowing other branches

walking roads

is trying to change.

To travel is to dress like a madman

that is to say "I don't care"

is wanting to return.

Return valuing the little

savoring a drink,

is wanting to start.

To travel is to feel like a poet,

is to write a letter,

is wanting to hug.

Hug when reaching a door

yearning for calm

is to let yourself be kissed.

To travel is to become mundane

is meeting other people

is to start over.

Start by reaching out,

learning from the strong,

is to feel loneliness.

To travel is to leave home,

is dressing crazy

saying everything and nothing with a postcard,

Is sleeping in another bed

feel that time is short,

to travel is to return.

Gabriel Garcia Marquez

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this is the Air Cargo Germany re-incarnation..didn't need to do much to change the manuals!!

Looking down Pancras Road, with the mighty terminus on the right, Thursday 19th September 1985. I've cropped it square to eliminate a large empty area of pavement, but this is actually a 35mm shot. I can remember the cabinets of Harold Wilson or Edward Heath with some clarity, but the only member of Her Majesty's government I could name today (after a few moments' thought) is the Prime Minister. I've found that the mind acknowledges few developments or changes in the look of the world after the age of about twenty-five. More than thirty years later this scene still looks contemporary to me. If I got up now and walked into it there wouldn't be much of a "step back in time" experience. Most of what we invest with significance belongs to the first one-third of life. That Commer van looks a bit dated, but that's about it. Albeit that cigarette advertisements are now forbidden, the poster's punning slickness would not be out of place today.

sun set

Marina-Kuwait

2009

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Hamburg - Street Art by 1010

Sporting its important and inspiring mental health message of "Its time to talk, its time to change" LNER class 91 91132 stands in platform 2 at Newcastle Upon Tyne station working a delayed 1S23 from London Kings Cross to Glasgow Central

Taken a few months ago, an eastbound South Shore train departs the Hammond station after a portion of the platforms were removed.

Today’s photo session started on top of a parking garage, but it started to rain, so I moved undercover. The new location had no view, but more interesting lighting. The city view was blown out in the first photos, anyway.

Blouse, Victoria’s Secret. Skirt, Mossimo. Tights, Apostrophe. Boots, Lauren Ralph Lauren. Sunglasses, Target. Jacket, Christian Dior (altered gift). Bag, Merona.

This image is a second image which was captured earlier this week in Wiltshire whilst taking the opportunity to photograph the Milky Way. I think it's fair to say I got a little distracted.

The last time that I was fortunate to photograph the Northern Lights, was back in Iceland in March/April 2016, so only taken eight years. Hopefully some more opportunities in the near future.

I had intended to do other thiings today but then the snow came down. not that much but enough that I didn't feel like going out in it and what I intended to do can wait. So why waste an opportunity to be my preferred self.?

Inspire

Hope

Change

view with streamy bits of paper and confetti in your hair.

for

Cliche Saturday HCS (because parades are cliche and not ONE of those people are using the pedestrian crossing! Also in the hopes that marriage based on LOVE will become cliche)

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One of the hundreds of photos I've done and never posted. It was taken at the Palm Springs Gay Pride Festival last November.

After yesterday's Monumental decision by SCOTUS on Constitutional rights, I felt it was the right time to finally post it.

So little time,

Try to understand that I'm,

Trying to make a move just to stay in the game,

I try to stay awake and remember my name

But everybody's changing,

And I don't feel the same..

You're gone from here

Soon you will disappear

Fading into beautiful light

'Cause everybody's changing

And I don't feel right ....

Aspen in Sierras

I just had to do one in sepia right?

I'm still here and I'm happy to say that the little girl I'm babysitting is a joy! She wore me out, but she is so adorable! Thanks for sticking by me my friends!

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We'd all like to stop the march of time, but it slips through our fingers like pearls falling off a necklace. My own aged hands are superimposed by a baby's to show how time changes us through the decades.