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A pair of GTW geeps led by GP9R 4632 heads east through downtown Lemont with the Millsdale oil local under cloudless blue skies.
Sometimes you just need a break, literally, to allow the garbage to flow past and give the code a little breathing space. Sleep, walking outdoors, a nice swim. Ask Friedrich August Kekulé. Once you are free that center looks so big!
Sketchbook, cracks by PhotoWizard, distressedfx, and a whole lot of tiny tiny drawing.
Sunset is about fourty minutes away as an amply powered CPKC 133 heads west through Pointe-Claire. Units are CP 8053, CP 6644, CP 9350, KCS 4840 & KCS 4172. Only two of them are online on this 10,000-foot long train.
CP 8650 leads a pretty standard run of the mill freight train along the Paynesville Sub. At least the old code line is interesting.
Another win for the Cobblers last night. Before going into the ground, I noticed this QR code thing where apparently you can buy tickets? I hope taking the photo did not buy me a second season ticket!!!
I'm having trouble uploading this morning -- another hiccup from Flickr. Trying again.
Here, a zookeeper named Sarah offers some maple leaves from a nearby tree to Code, the common eland (taurotragus oryx). Keepers like to build trust with the animals.
This is temple church, a very popular spot on the Open House London 2015 weekend. Probably because it was featured in the film of Dan Brown's novel the Da Vinci code.
A tricky spot to take photos of as there was large shaft of light from one of the ceiling windows, so I took this from the other side to hide it!
Datée d'environ 1750 av. JC, le Code d'Hammurabi a été découvert à Suse (Iran). Il s'agit d'un long texte juridique en écriture cunéiforme à la gloire du souverain Hammurabi, roi de Babylone. Le roi est représenté ici face au dieu Shamash (Dieu-Soleil). Musée du Louvre.
Dated from 1750 B.C., the Code of Hammurabi was discovered in Iran. It is a long law code in cuneiform script celebrating Hammurabi, king of Babylon. The king is represented here in front of god Shamash (Sun-god). Louvre museum.