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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.

A sensible man will remember that the eyes may be confused in two ways - by a change from light to darkness or from darkness to light; and he will recognize that the same thing happens to the soul. ~Plato

This is a Kardorama postcard printed and published in Great Britain, the view is looking north from the south bank of the Thames showing the Tower of London and sailing dinghies. It is Saturday 21st July 1962 and the dinghies are taking part in a race from Putney to the Tower and back again as part of the City of London Festival which was first held in 1962. It was a biennial event until 1980 when it was subsequently held annually until 2015, in April 2016 the Corporation of the City of London ended the Festival citing financial problems due to the lack of sponsors. It was a three week arts Festival consisting of Classical music concerts, lectures and other events including, at least in 1962, a half ton Ox which was roasted at Old Change. The Ox produced 1,000 portions at 2/6 each. There were 332 boats in twelve class groups, each leaving Putney at five minute intervals, the group shown consist of the Enterprise class of dinghy which are discernible by their light blue sails. Other classes were International 14s, Merlin Rockets, 12ft Nationals, Fireflies and Solos. Each group were to beach their boats at the Tower and have lunch whilst the tide turned, it looks like they are on their way back. The beach at the Tower of London dates to 1934 when over a thousand barge loads of sand were dumped on the foreshore to make a beach for the children of London. The beach was opened by King George V and was very popular with local children, some of whom had never been to the seaside. The beach was closed to the public in 1971 over pollution and health concerns.

    

“Nature gives to every time and season some beauties of its own; and from morning to night, as from the cradle to the grave, it is but a succession of changes so gentle and easy that we can scarcely mark their progress.”

Charles Dickens (English novelist, generally considered the greatest of the Victorian era, 1812-1870)

 

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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

Opted for this look today for a visit to TESCO.

A single leaf changing colors at Hermann Park in Houston TX.

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I still haven't gotten any curtains added to the window, but I switched out a few of the accessories that were in this kitchen. Small changes can make a big difference, even if it's only to me! ☺️

I've recently decided to change my look, nothing major, just tinkering.

Does it work?

I hope so, be wonderful to read your thoughts my darlings. ❤

The Cerro Dominador solar power plant produces 110 MW, which are directly connected to the National Electric System. The plant is located in the Atacama Desert, the driest desert in the world, which has the highest levels of direct solar radiation on the planet. In the Cerro Dominador solar power plant, the solar energy is reflected by 10,600 heliostats (mirrors) to the top of a 250-meter-high tower, where liquid salts are heated; the hot salts then help to generate steam, which in contact with an electric generation turbine produces the final energy. The main characteristic of the solar thermal plant is that, unlike photovoltaic, it solves the problem of intermittency, being able to produce energy during 17 hours without the presence of the sun and maintaining the production of 110 MW even at night. The concentric layout of the plant covers an area of more than 700 hectares (7 square kilometers), with a diameter of 3 kilometers.

 

IMF Photo/Tamara Merino

30 June 2021

Maria Elana, Chile

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Cremorne Point Sunset

 

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Dagupan Bus Co. Inc.- 1521

 

Bus No: 1521

Year released: 2011

Capacity: 45; 2x2 seating configuration

Route: Cubao/Kamias-Bolinao/Alaminos via Dau/SCTEX-Concepcion/Capas/Tarlac/Sta. Ignacia/Camiling/San Clemente/Mangatarem/Aguilar/Bugallon/Socony/Sual

Body: Zhengzhou Yutong Bus Co. Ltd.

Model: 2011 Yutong ZK6107HA Series

Chassis: Yutong ZK6107CRA

Engine: Yuchai YC6A260-30

Fare: Airconditioned

Transmission System: M/T

Suspension: Air Suspension

Taken on: March 14, 2017

Location: Zamora St, Brgy. Cut-cut, Tarlac City, Tarlac

Alpine Loop; Uintah National Forest, Utah

This photo is from a few months back at Manning Provincial Park. The backlit withering wildflower with a splash of fall color in the background pretty much marked the end of Summer and the start of Fall

Holga 120FN; Efke IR 820; Hoya R72 filter

Changes of Nature's Beauty...

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.

Soon to be displaced by Class 398 Stadler "Citylink" Trams, "Sprinter" 150213 arrives at a much changed Llandaf with 2E12 14:23 Radyr - Bridgend on 19/3/2023.

IC SD40-2 6034, built for the GM&O as SD40 920 and rebuilt somewhere along the way with a GP9 nose after a wreck, was trailing a SD70 through the 16th Street interlocking.

 

In the background, work on the gentrification of downtown Chicago can be seen. Today, the factories and jobs are gone and condos and a Starbucks on every corner have taken their places.

 

The 6034 was retired and scrapped by Canadian National in 2009.

Changing from daylight to night,photograph showing Wind turbines near Garstang at Sunset on 10/02/2016

Si usted quiere hacer un mundo mejor,échate un vistazo a ti mismo y haz el cambio....

 

The ever-changing Philadelphia skyline as viewed from the closed-off side of South Street Bridge. Center City, Philly

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No large flashing glitter graphics or showers of invites please.....thanks!

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Song inspiration

Changes by David Bowie

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.

Wild Flower seed Pod's waiting for next Spring.

Long exposure of a nice afternoon changing to a ragging storm

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. . . . . .

Nikon F90x

Nikon AF NIKKOR 50mm 1:1.4 D

Kodak Extar 100-36

Qpix.se

 

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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.

You know who I am

You've stared at the sun

Well I am the one who loves

Changing from nothing to one

 

Leonard Cohen - You Know Who I Am

change of place or position or posture.

Victoria Baths, Manchester.

Time may change me

But I can't trace time

 

Bowie - Changes

 

Haarlem - Spaarnestad/VNU

 

Vintage DCC: Kodak Easyshare c530

the colors of the leaves are changing and the fly catcher soon will away, again. That's September.

43026 and 43186 wait at Bristol Temple Meads on 19-4-04.

This is not the greatest quality but the only shot I have of two HST's in these contrasting liveries. Taken at a time when I was taking very few photos as well.

Olympus Pen EE-2

D.Zuiko 28mm f3.5

One of the Berwick to Newcastle stopping services pauses at Alnmouth station on 24th June 1981.

I spent some time here in the 1960s before the station had been rebuilt, when it had a covered footbridge to buildings on the northbound side, a loop around the other edge of this island platform, and the remains of the engine shed on the far left serving the branch to Alnwick which turned off to the left in the middle distance.

 

Lark got new eye chips & new lashes today. My first ever re-chip, I'd say the success was 8/10 because I cut my finger (Oops!) and her screws were so hard to unscrew. X_X But I'm happy with how she looks!

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