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Three diverted liveried 66s head north on the 17:54 Toton to Belmont. EWS liveried with DB branding 66172 leads unbranded EWS liveried 66112 and DB livered 66149 past Slitting Mill crossing and the remains of the old crossing.
Ironically 66149 was my previous upload running on the Teesside to Boulby Potash circuit.
Lensbaby Composer Pro with both macro converters and the Sweet 35 at f4 optic hand held.
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Compositionally Challenged Week 38 - Changing Seasons
We drove the Peak to Peak Scenic Byway today to do some leaf peeping, the aspens are starting to change. Lunch was at our favorite spot in Estes Park - You Need Pie. And yes, we each had a slice of Apple Ginger Peach pie. : )
This fence and field are shown in the short video included in the first link. Guess I'm not the first one to shoot it, lol!
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Happy Fence Friday!
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Some of you know that I did not vote for our president-elect, but I will respect him. I believe that God is in control and has orchestrated the outcome of this election to accomplish His purposes. And I will pray for him, as I do for all those in authority.
"Therefore I exhort first of all that supplications, prayers, intercessions, and giving of thanks be made for all men, for kings and all who are in authority, that we may lead a quiet and peaceable life in all godliness and reverence. For this is good and acceptable in the sight of God our Savior.." 1 Tim. 2:1-3
A classic early summer landscape of the Julian Alps. The melting snow brings large amounts of water that funnel and then create these beautiful waterfalls. The flowers and the dense vegetation of a very lively green create a fascinating contrast.
A huge autumn leaf was nestled in blades of green grass in our backyard. A macro seemed to be most fitting as the sunlight gave backlighting to the leaf. Temperatures in the fifties early this morning. Signs of seasonal changes are beginning to appear here in north Alabama. - Morgan County, Alabama - 2017.
“Why change? Everyone has his own style. When you have found it, you should stick to it.”
- Audrey Hepburn
For #floralfriday, taken back in 2011 but never shared.
Cheers,
Wade
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Part of a flock of about a dozen Bearded Tits collecting grit from the path to help digest their winter seed diet. I could hear all the pinging but was looking at the reed tops rather than the path. Unfortunately not much detail in this shot, but it gives a better idea of the behaviour than my other closer shots.
With all the recent flurry of photos of the final trains to run on this unaltered single track stretch if street running I figured I'd edit up a few more from last summer's pilgrimage since I couldn't make it for the last runs.
Here is another look at South Shore train 508 (the railroad was running their weekend schedule on the observed Monday holiday) that left South Bend at 5:45 PM 45 minutes prior to when I took this shot at 5:30 PM. Yes, you can travel through time on the South Shore Line! Are there any other commuter lines in the country where you cross a time zone boundary?
Anyway, the standard train of Nippon Sharyo Electric MUs is led by #106, one of the single ended cab units from the 2001 order of 10 similar cars, the newest of the single level fleet most of which date from 1982-1983 though 14 more are a decade newer than that.
They have just snaked through the famous s-curve on 11th Street between Lafayette St. and Cedar St. at about MP 33.8 and are climbing the hill toward me at the corner of Spring Street. Dominating the background is abandoned Spanish Revival style circa 1925 First Christian Church building. I framed this scene up intentionally like this to highlight the historic church which has since been demolished to allow for the straightening of this curve in conjunction with the double track project that is underway forever altering this classic scene.
To learn more history of this last interurban check out the long caption with this image from my trip out last year: flic.kr/p/2jx3cBG
Michigan City, Indiana
Monday July 5, 20211
Taken at Komyo-ji Temple 光明寺, Kyoto, Japan
Explore #11 (2020-11-10) - Thank you for stopping by and for your encouraging comments and favorites!
A pair of American Goldfinches ride out the first significant snowfall of the season perched, fittingly, on winterberry.
This is some of the boarding surrounding the grounds of the Harborough Rubber Works in my hometown of Market Harborough which has been left to a state of near dereliction.
I hope that the council's claim to have plans to restore it are true as it's a stunning old building fronting one of the main thoroughfares of the town and backing onto the river Welland.
Across the river there's an apartment building with small balconies. Lights from some of these apartments can be seen through the gap in the boarding.
I like the silhouetted leaves in shades of blue that danced about in the breeze.
Disturbed ~ The Sound Of Silence
Nice representation of the coming change of season. Summer on the left, autumn on the right. Sylvia Hotel, Vancouver.
Deansgate in Manchester showing an interesting juxtaposition between the old red brick goods warehouse dating back to the victorian era and the modern glass skyscrapers which are now dominating the skyline.
“If you don't stand for something you will fall for anything.”― Peter Hamilton
Spent Saturday morning playing in the rain enjoying some gorgeous waterfalls and looking for fall colors. Wahclella falls is one of my favorites and still impresses me each time I visit. Color is the gorge is not quit at its prime, but beautiful none the less!
Happy Monday my friends and thanks for looking!