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Happy (Nifty Fifty) Friday!
I understand that 50Âş anywhere else in the country right now is considered warm. But this is San Francisco, The Mildest City in the World. Anything above 70 is too hot; anything below 60 is too cold.
In other news, I was up til 4:30 playing the last campaign in L4D2 on Advanced. Freaking bridge... I don't even want to imagine what it must be like on Expert.
It was quiet cold today in the Valley. tried a turtleneck for the very first time. still not sure what to think.
I was occupied a few days very much because my homepage has moved.
I was not during the last days here at Flickr
I've been waiting and waiting for winter to set in to finish my "52 in 2014" challenge but after just one week of a little bit snow in November, the weather just remains mild, grey and wet.
That's why I need to resort to a photo from February this year, which represents the required theme quite well, I think. Taken onboard a passenger ferry, just after leaving the port of Helsinki, on our way to Stockholm. After sunset there is often this mysterious, cold, blue moment before everything vanishes inside the winter cloak of darkness.
52 in 2014 - #13 cold
"COLD STEEL" Chuck O'Neil, at an open workout. Getting ready for his December 7th, 2012 bout against Keith Jeffrey.
The actual temperature reported by Environment Canada was -36C. Our thermometer seems to always read several degrees warmer (it may have been tampered with by Al Gore) when it gets this cold. Forgot to plug the car in last night and it did not start this morning.
Title: Cold Spring Harbor, NY
Date: ca. 1910 - 1930
Format: black and white photograph
Collection: Cold Spring Harbor Library and Environmental Center, Special Collections
Image ID: cshr8a
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Copyright 2011, Cold Spring Harbor Library and Environmental Center, NY
Took a cycle round to Lindores Loch on this cold, but sunny morning to find the loch had a thin covering of ice. The frost was still hanging around where the sun hadn't reached.
Christmas Day 2010 saw the Bollin frozen to the maximum extent for the winter. It was certainly a cold spell and I don't suppose we shall see anything like this for the next few years.
A man I saw down in bosten.
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I was watching a documentary on the making of Eraserhead by David Lynch, and there was a scene when they were driving around to some of the locations. They went by a heavily industrialized part of the city, and David Lynch said, "Look how beautiful that is." I chuckled because I completely understood his sentiment. I feel the same way when I look at scenes like the one in this capture. The cold steel with its paint peeling against the monochrome sky. Only ornamented with a stark branch that is trying to grow. It is the coldness of industry, of winter, of metal, and it has its haunting beauty. So I will often stop and try to capture it.
This image was taken in JPG using only the settings in my camera; there was no post-processing or editing.
I piece of ice in a puddle after an ice bucket challenge at Bendigo Bank - view more photos goo.gl/tmK0V1
Shifnal, Shropshire, UK
I always seem to run into some sort of crazy temperature extreme when I travel back home. Back in 2003, my sister got married at this church, in the middle of a record heatwave. On our recent trip, we were greeted by a blast of Siberian air, which even as a New Yorker (ok, apprentice New Yorker) accustomed to cold winters, came as quite a shock to the system.