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A changing of times! As two vehicles pass each other on the road of time, you are witnessing an historical change. An Amish farmer along the road in Lancaster, PA.
Day 2
I really struggled with today's prompt. I thought all day about the Inktober prompt "Mindless" or an alternative prompt I found online, "Two-toned treat." I honestly couldn't think of much, so I just went outside and started shooting, in true Photober fashion.
This is called Change because it's super similar to one of the photos I took in Photober of 2013 (or 2014) and will be a good profile shot for later to see the changes of testosterone.
Not as deep as I wanted for today, but it is what it is!
... are afoot!
Just as the Met office have announced that it'll be turning cold next week, I find today my first 'brown' Green shieldbug of the season!
Upton Magna - Shropshire
ovely 紀卜心 looked very young and got pretty eyes and
sweet smile, every her action and expression was so nature and changable, that twas so charming and attractive to us , she was a good model indeed , no wonder she was so popular in internet
Back to the 1980s as BR Class 45/0 45041 "Royal Tank Regiment" pauses at Loughborough Central station with an Engineer's train. Seen on the Great Central Railway during an EMRPS photo charter.
After a nice and sunny walk on the Cami de Cavalls from Punta Prima to Mahon, the weather changed dramatically when we reached Cala Corb.
Changing from daylight to night,photograph showing Wind turbines near Garstang at Sunset on 10/02/2016
It's time to go look for a job. I haven't worked for anyone in 17 years. I haven't interviewed for a job for 22 years.
Lego minifigures
Coleraine. Major Thomas Mitchell passed through here exploring in 1836 and it was because of his favourable reports the Edward Henty took up a squatting run just west of Coleraine in 1837. This was later converted to leasehold which Henty called Merino Downs. The main early homestead named Muntham was on a different run. Henty’s brother-in-law James Bryan squatted here too but his land was soon taken by an official lease by the Whyte brothers in 1846 for their run called Koroite. In time some of their lease was subdivided into smaller properties and in 1870 the rest of the run was resumed for closer settlement. Around 1850 a small settlement emerged called Bryans Creek Crossing, after James Bryan. This was later changed to Coleraine in 1853 when a government town was surveyed. The town grew slowly as the runs around it were so big until the 1880s and beyond. When selection acts were introduced in Victoria the wealthy pastoralists bought up their runs freehold. The Anglican Church opened in 1865, the Catholic Church 1888 and the Presbyterian 1892. Many of the large estates were not broken up until the 1910 closer settlement act and in 1923 when blocks were offered to soldier settlers.
Galdar has service 100 from Las Palmas, which speeds things up getting there. Not having paid attention on a previous visit I didn't realise that there was a 3+ hour break with these from 1045 on. The arrival of 1474 to work the 1015 back made for an earlier departure than planned. I have a bit of a soft spot for these, so hopped on. One thing that did strike me, the lack of leg space. The seats must be around 150mm closer together than those experienced on other fleet members, a touch of Ryanair about them. Still, they are still pretty nippy in the hands of a keen driver. (d22-2234f)
People gather at the #ClimateMarch rally on the beach to demand the world leaders to take a stand on climate change and the future of the planet. PHOTO CREDIT: Anne Ackerman
ODC3 - Change
This is my partner in crime Thickateelow's one year old son Mille. I see him about once a week and he's constantly changing and developing each time. Yesterday when I saw him he had started walking, which he hadn't the time before.
It's such a joy watching him and interacting with him, nothing cracks me up like this guy.
Agents 2.0, Joe & Hank are sharing a pint in the Ammo Arms before their annual high-stakes card game,
"Sorry Joe" said Hank with a grin, "I can't make our regular card game tonight, I am off out with Agent Midori."
"You lucky Rum beggar" whispered Joe under his breath so no one could hear what he said.
As they say "nothing will change IMMEDIATELY"--remains to be seen what changes are in the offing, however, for surely there will be some.
I have admired SmugMug in the past, but never joined. Maybe, just maybe, this will be an improvement? Fingers crossed. . . . . .
I need/want (to) change.
I'll make it happen. I'm just not sure how.
It's kind of funny, because I noticed that, everytime I really really want something, anything to change, I change my hair. Even if it's just a little bit.
Checking on the Great crested grebes. Morning change over.
Only two eggs seen however tricky to see there could well be three less than two weeks to hatching
The ever-changing Philadelphia skyline as viewed from the closed-off side of South Street Bridge. Center City, Philly