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♪Everybody's girl
What’s the point in bein' everybody's girl?
Maybe you think that way there’s no chance gettin' hurt
Livin' for no one costs me way more than it's worth
So you're gonna be a singer, well, I'll be goddamned
You're as pretty as a postcard, no thanks to the old man
It's the same coat I had on the night that I went in
I can stay an hour at Canners, the streets cool off by then
When can I see you again?
Whatever happened to the girl I knew?
In the wasteland, come up short and end up on the news
Whatever happened to the girl I knew?
In the wasteland, come up short and end up on the news
Hey, hey hey, hey
Everything you want
What’s the fun in gettin’ everything you want?
I wouldn't know, but look, baby, you should try
Forget that lefty shit your mom drilled in your mind
Give the world a new savior, sell his pictures to the press
Buy a place out in the country, leave this world for someone else
My destruction is an hour late, I’m at Buddy's Rendezvous
Tellin' the losers and old timers how good I did with you
They almost believe me, too♫
may cost you your life :-)
Safety saying, circa early 1900s
HFF!!
stay safe my friends, take care :-)
rose, 'Dream Come True', little theater rose garden, raleigh, north carolina
You'd be surprised how expensive it costs to look this cheap
www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBJQOX_V4o8
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DRD - Neglected Bedroom
Lockdown fatigue chic!! Filthy, take-a-way strewn, cat hair coated, pesky flies, because you just don't care anymore. Move-in ready and low low monthly rent....
@ ANTHEM On NOV 3
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(Shown)
DRD - Neglected Bedroom - Bed ADULT
DRD - Neglected Bedroom - Closet
DRD - Neglected Bedroom - Cabinet
DRD - Neglected Bedroom - Rug A & B
DRD - Neglected Bedroom - Posters A & B
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I have traveled up to here several times in recent months, primarily to pass Edge Hill and Allerton depots, looking for new Northern units.. usually out one way and back the other, that is surface/Northern and Mersey Rail.
As i have a Mersey pass, being a resident and age qualified it costs zero... happy days.
At this limit of the Mersey rail system, appropriately named "Hunts Cross" you can detrain from one service, cross the platforms and board another, the Mersey rail frequency is such that you only need wait 15 minutes for a ride back into the City, or where ever you fancy....
"It costs less at Sterchi's"
STERCHI BROS. STORES
to furnish your home.
From VanishingGeorgia.com.
This landmark, visible on Georgia Highway 22 between Gray and Haddock, is an amazing survivor from a time when the roofs of rural barns were used to advertise myriad businesses and attractions. The “See Rock City” barns have become icons, but many other businesses were promoted in this way. This example advertises Knoxville-based Sterchi* Brothers Furniture Company [It Costs Less at Sterchi’s], which was the largest furniture store chain in the nation in the early 20th century, with over 650 stores in the Southeast. There are only a few of these Sterchi barns documented, to my knowledge, and most are in Tennessee. It is believed that most are at least 80 years old.
Everyone should have made a horse sleigh ride in snow-covered mountains. In Poland a nine seated sleigh costs 100€. Per head thus 11€. Unfortunately we arrived so late in the afternoon that no other guest was there. After hard negotiations I could agree with the driver on 80€ for 2 persons.
The 9km drive to the stop at the "Morskie Oko" (mountain lake) was very nice. We had the sleigh for ourselves and felt on the way like in the movie "Dance of the Vampires".
However, one should always negotiate to the end;). Back from the photo stop at the mountain lake our sleigh was no longer there:-O. We had to jog the 9km in the twilight, then in the dark.
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Eine Pferdeschlitten Fahrt in verschneiten Bergen sollte jeder gemacht haben. In Polen kostet ein neun sitziger Schlitten 100€. Pro Kopf also 11€ . Leider kamen wir so spät nachmittags, dass kein anderer Gast da war. Nach harten Verhandlungen konnte ich mich mit dem Fahrer auf 80€ für 2 Personen einigen.
Die 9km Fahrt zu dem Halt am „Morskie Oko“ (Bergsee) war sehr schön. Wir hatten den Schlitten für uns alleine und fühlten uns unterwegs wie im Film „Tanz der Vampire“.
Allerdings sollte man immer zu Ende verhandeln. Zurück vom Fotostop am Bergsee war unser Schlitten nicht mehr da. Wir mussten die 9km in der Dämmerung, dann im Dunkeln zurück joggen:)
Our current story arc involves Admiral Seriman's Terran Empire alternate, and his desperate attempts to save his own life and get revenge at all costs.
The Meyer Optik Domiron 50 mm is indeed a very special lens for me. Not only do I love its unique design, I adore its rendering and ability to isolate and highlight a subject to an incredible degree for a f/2 only lens. It's one of the best examples of how a vintage lens can stay relevant even today.
Maybe you can form your own opinion by looking at the album, even though I gladly admit that I‘m not close to being at effective at using the lenses strengths than some more experienced users…
One of my attempts at the "Macro Mondays" theme "Vintage".
Shot with a Meyer Optik "Primoplan 58 mm F 1.9" lens on a Canon EOS R5.
The railway station at Newcastle Co. Wicklow which has now been very tastefully converted to a house. Lucky people. Only a few trains pass this way every day[ 4 ] coming from and going to the port of Rosslare, Co. Wexford. It costs a lot of money to maintain the track as it runs beside the sea and it often gets washed away. The only good thing is perhaps, if Brexit does take place in the UK, Rosslare will be a direct link to the continent so hopefully that would save this wonderful railway.
I think its a special place and it only takes me 15 mins to cycle there. I took the photo from the Blackditch Nature Reserve in Newcastle.
A simple photo but I like it and maybe you will too. I hope you find the links below interesting.
My Photos are also viewable in easy slide format on Flickriver. Hope you will take a look.
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Best wishes to all my friends.
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www.buildingsofireland.ie/niah/search.jsp?type=record&...
eiretrains.com/Photo_Gallery/Railway%20Stations%20N/Newca...
Ticket to El Tatio Park costs $ 15.00 and is not included in the tour price, $ 37.70. This value is managed by the Tatio Mallku Society that integrates the Atacamenhas Caspana and Toconce communities, in a fair and noble way, it is the community that cares for and draws its sustenance from the tourist activities in the region.
Although the geothermal field of the Tatio volcano is active for 24 hours a day the larger show, with much steam and water jets, is appreciated only in the early morning due to the shock from boiling water at about 80 ° C and temperature below zero degrees Celsius from the ambient at this time.
In the complex that occupies an area of 3 km there are about 80 geysers formed by the effect of subterranean rivers to 200 meters of depth (approximately) heated by the volcanic and magna rocks that generate a great pressure causing the water to surface.
" Costs do not exist to be calculated. Costs exist to be reduced."
Taiichi Ohno
Photo inspired by Tekken char - Kazuya Mishima
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More small Post Offices face closure as officials cut costs: Hundreds set to be moved into supermarkets and other shops
Hundreds of town and village post offices are being closed to cut costs
Bosses are demanding sub-postmasters move their shops to other stores
If they refuse, their post office could be forcibly moved to another venue
Single-room cabin costs two dollars and fifty cents, double room four dollars per week. Water hauled, usually priced at fifty-five cents for fifty-five gallon tank. Toilet for about 150 people. Near Belle Glade, Florida
Marion Post Wolcott, Photographer
www.loc.gov/resource/fsa.8c09794/
© Marion Post Wolcott, 1939
© Alain Girard, Restored & Colorized, 2022
Although our holiday home is only about four miles from Polperro, we rarely go there. It's a beautiful tradititional fishing village on the south coast of Cornwall, but it does attract vast crowds of people. The worst thing is that the car park is about three-quarters of a mile away from the harbour, up the hill. And it costs £5 for three hours. So when I do go I tend to take a fair few photos. Apologies for that. This is one of the traditional views of the harbour, but I simply can't resist it.
Common Fruit Fly (Drosophila melanogaster)
Have a fab FriYay and a super weekend everyone.
Though it sounds a pest fly it is valuable in cancer research as an understanding and cure are sought.
The fruit fly, Drosophila melanogaster, is used as a model organism to study disciplines ranging from fundamental genetics to the development of tissues and organs. Drosophila genome is 60% homologous to that of humans, less redundant, and about 75% of the genes responsible for human diseases have homologs in flies (Ugur et al., 2016). These features, together with a brief generation time, low maintenance costs, and the availability of powerful genetic tools, allow the fruit fly to be eligible to study complex pathways relevant in biomedical research, including cancer.
Happy Fly Day Friday!
It costs nothing and brings a lot.
It enriches the recipient
without making the donor poorer.
It's as short as a flash
but the memory of it is often imperishable.
Nobody is so rich that they could do without
none so poor that he couldn't afford it.
It means relaxation for the tired,
for the despondent encouragement,
for the sad cheer
and it is the best remedy for anger.
You can't buy it
still solicit
still borrow
still steal,
because it only gets its value
when it is given away.
Because nobody needs it so bitterly
like the one who no longer likes others.
View from the 'old man of Storr' looking south. I replaced the original sky again, this one is a big improvement.
The Isle of Skye is one of my favourite places in the world but prices for accommodation there have more than doubled even for the old, shabby hotels, without any increase in quality or value, sheer profiteering.
I cant afford to go there anymore so I am dredging through all my old shots.
The chances of good weather are very slim, most of my visits had really wet and windy weather which makes the high booking costs even harder to bear. Also, when the weather is fine you will be eaten alive by midges so invest in one of those wide-brimmed hats with the protective net hanging down.
In the fall I was at the cabin building a basement for the "Big" house (you never know, might get locked up there!). Snow came and left me with a blanket on the cabin. Loved it! Yeah, it was cold.
I have parts of the railing I'm putting on the cabin porch sitting all around. Lot of work going on around here and costs going up but not for me!
The Aqua Luna, known in Cantonese as the Cheung Po Tsai (張保仔), is a Chinese Junk operating in Victoria Harbour, Hong Kong. It was launched in 2006, and while it is named the Aqua Luna in English, in Cantonese it is named after the 19th-century Chinese pirate Cheung Po Tsai.
The Aqua Luna was built from scratch; it took a Hong Kong craftsman 18 months to construct using traditional shipbuilding methods under the supervision of a 73-year-old shipbuilder. It is owned by the Aqua Restaurant Group, and was launched in 2006 with a party on top of a building at Pier Four, in Hong Kong. It has two decks which offer 1,500 square feet (140 m2) with an upper deck cabin with sofas and a lower deck saloon. The ship can accommodate 80 passengers in addition to the crew. It is 28 metres (92 ft) long, and has three crimson sails arranged in a junk rig style. However, the sails are purely decorative, and the barge is motorised. It costs up to HK$80,000 to rent.
As fuel costs have risen dramatically over the last year; I like many others have taken to turning the heating down or off.
Its surprising how many extra layers of clothing you need when sitting in front of the computer and not moving much.
At least here in the UK its just cold as opposed to parts of the USA and Canada that are currently in the "deep freeze".
This is one of my favorite Cypress Tree shots. I love how so many flowers are growing around this tree’s trunk ,distant from the shore or any close neighbors. It’s interesting how four of us shot this lake for the same amount of time, saw the same trees and flowers and all had a significantly distinct vision and interpretation on how to communicate the beauty of the place in our work. I think everyone would see the beauty but making a good image out of the chaos of color and form is a challenge. Keep in mind, I’m only showing you ones I like, not the hundreds more that hit the trash heap. Unlike film, like one of my friends shoots (big expensive film up to 8 x 10), digital allows us to take as many as we like, which costs only time and not money. In my retired case, “Time is not money”. (Bald Cypress - Taxodium distichum) (Sony a1ii, 24-105 lens @ 68mm, f/6.3, 1/80 second, ISO 1600)
3 Blue Ridge Southern SD40's are switching in the Canton yard getting train T31 ready for the trip down to Asheville. The Evergreen Packaging mill in the background accounts for 70% of the line's business. The company announced that it will close the milll early in June. There's been a paper mill in Canton for over 100 years and it identifies itself as Papertown. There are signs around town asking "Have you prayed for the mill today?". The company attributes it to market conditions for food packaging but I suspect they have enough capacity at their other mill and chose this one to close due to high upgrade costs. I have a pretty high tolerance for industrial smells having been in lots of refineries and chemical plants over the last 50 years. But the paper plant smell is a special kind of stink. Locals tell me it used to be a lot worse but there are mills that don't smell as bad. Makes me think that there is more they can do that they don't want to pay for. And makes me glad I didn't get the job in a paper mill that I thought I wanted getting our of school.
Regno Unito, Londra, Woolwich, Inverno 2014
La “Thames Barrier”, operativa dal 1982, impedisce di Londra di essere allagata da maree di portata eccezionale e mareggiate provenienti dal Mare del Nord. La barriera è stata aperta ufficialmente l'8 maggio 1984 dalla regina Elisabetta II. Il costo di costruzione totale è stato di circa £ 534.000.000. Costruita in tratto di fiume largo ben 520 metri, la barriera divide il fiume in quattro segmenti navigabili da 61 metri e due di circa 30 metro. Il costo complessivo per chiudere le barriere è di circa 16.000 sterline.
The Thames Barrier, operational since 1982, prevents London from being flooded by exceptionally high tides and storm surges moving up from the North Sea. The barrier was officially opened on 8 May 1984 by Queen Elizabeth II. Total construction cost was around £534 million. Built across a 520-metre wide stretch of the river, the barrier divides the river into four 61-metre and two, approximately 30 metre navigable spans. It costs £16,000 to close the Thames Barrier.
Fontana Pretoria, "Fontana della Vergogna", "Fountain of Shame"
it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fontana_Pretoria
The Pretoria fountain was built in 1554 by Francesco Camilliani in Florence. Initially located in the garden of the Florentine palace of the brother of the Grand Duchess Eleonora of Toledo, in 1581 it was sold to the Senate of Palermo and moved to Piazza Pretoria in Palermo. Giorgio Vasari defined it "a wonderful fountain that has no equal in Florence or perhaps in Italy".
It is popularly known as a "fountain of shame" because of the disproportionate sums paid to buy it, the continuous increase in costs and the continuous increase in the infinite incidental expenses, figures considered "shameful" by Palermo. Perhaps also because it stages so many characters "shamefully" beautiful and naked.
Digital photography is not cheap, it costs a lot of money. The cameras and lenses prices come down because new gears come out, just like computers. I bought a Nikon D800 for $2400 in 2014 from a grey market and so far it has 61000 shutter clicks. Now this camera costs $600 with better condition and lower shutter clicks in Ebay. Same with lenses. I want to say take pictures as much as you can because you will loose the value of your gears in short time, and you shouldn’t buy unnecessary lenses. I bought a Nikon 24-120mm F4 for a $1000 from Adorama, and now it cost about $500.
Here I am, up above the clouds looking out of the plane window, on my way to Harris :)
Well in my dreams at least.......
A piece of advice I'd give to those who are remotely interested -
DO WHAT YOU LOVE
AND LOVE WHAT YOU DO
(Before you get too old to do it)
I'm talking photographically of course
As I stated in my last post, I've been hanging out of windows recently, all to the amusement of the neighbours, who think I've lost one more marble lol!
These are my mountains, ones no one can climb (so it's original)
I'm starting the year off the way hopefully I'll carry on - no not only cloud images, I hope at least
May 2025 bring some peace to this world
And as a good friend once told me "Kindness costs nothing"
Give it a try.............
The running costs for the Reindeer alone is a fortune.
So it seemed a waste not to use the "breaking and entering" skills throughout the year.
Happy Christmas.
The main difference:-
intent: "Breaking and Entering" is often just the unauthorised entry itself (trespassing with a stronger term), while "Burglary" requires illegally entering a structure with the intent to commit another crime (like theft or assault) inside, making it a much more serious felony. Think of it as: Breaking & Entering = trespassing + entry; Burglary = Breaking & Entering + criminal purpose.
Across coastal Algarve towns and much of Portugal, the beauty of historic architecture hides a sobering reality: a surplus of abandoned homes. Rising real estate costs make purchasing these properties inaccessible for locals and new buyers alike. Further complicating matters, strict renovation guarantees required by the government add a significant financial burden to restore properties to habitable conditions, dissuading potential investors.
The situation leads to many historic homes falling further into disrepair, trapped between heritage preservation laws and economic impracticalities. Addressing this issue may require incentivized restoration programs or subsidies to encourage sustainable housing solutions that preserve cultural legacies while addressing housing shortages.
97302 'Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland Railways / Rheilffyrdd Ffestiniog ac Eryri' powers through Poynton on 6Z56, Guide Bridge Brookside Sidings - Stoke Granville Sidings. For those interested, the crane in tow is DRK 81625.
A bit miffed with the world today. I'd arrived plenty early and lined up a lovely shot for this, with the vintage sign, bench and flower planter further down the platform all included. Despite the platform being empty, one guy on a bike decided, upon seeing me composing my shot, to ride his bike from the other end of the platform and sit on said bench, right in the middle of the frame. Despite asking him nicely if he wouldn't mind moving for 4 minutes, he refused, so I quickly had to recompose further up the platform.
Curries could soon cost £30 and fish and chips up to £20 as restaurants and takeaways pass soaring energy bills and inflation onto their customers - after pub bosses warned of £20 pints and a steakhouse chain says its dishes could reach £100.
Shale Ahmed, who runs an Indian street food company called Saucy Burger, says diners are facing an 'eye-watering impact on prices' as curry houses struggle to survive amid skyrocketing costs.
Speaking at the Farm-to-Fork Food Resilience conference, he described how the industry is in a 'dark place' and warns many businesses will have to close without immediate government help.
Mr Ahmed told the BBC: 'The sector's in a spiral effect and it's going down.
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HUD Top & Skirt - 6 Colors
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RAWR! Wren Bracelets & Necklace
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Avada Breast Veins
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VELOUR: The "Ipanema Body" for eBody Reborn (Rose Kiss)
VELOUR: LANA SKIN for EVO X (ROSE KISS)
VELOUR: "Juicy Rolls" Skin Add-on for IPANEMA (EBODY REBORN)
VELOUR: Juicy Boobs Cleavage for Ebody Reborn
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Ambalavao (Madagascar) - L’école est finie ! Ces élèves de l’école élémentaire d’Ambalavao, rentrent chez eux. Les parents étant de condition modeste, leurs enfants utilisent le «covoiturage» pour limiter les frais.
School transport
Ambalavao (Madagascar) - School is over! These students from the Ambalavao elementary school are returning home. Since the parents are of modest means, their children use "carpooling" to limit costs.
Ticket costs US$ 3.34
Ramses III’s magnificent memorial temple of Medinat Habu, fronted by sleepy Kom Lolah village and backed by the Theban mountains, is one of the west bank's most underrated sites. This was one of the first places in Thebes closely associated with the local god Amun. At its height, Medinat Habu contained temples, storage rooms, workshops, administrative buildings, a royal palace and accommodation for priests and officials. It was the centre of the economic life of Thebes for centuries.
Although the complex is most famous for the funerary temple built by Ramses III, Hatshepsut and Tuthmosis III also constructed buildings here. They were later added to and altered by a succession of rulers through to the Ptolemies. When the pagan cults were banned, it became an important Christian centre, and was still inhabited as late as the 9th century AD, when a plague was thought to have decimated the town. You can still see the mud-brick remains of the medieval town that gave the site its name (medina means ‘town’ or ‘city’) on top of the enclosure walls.
The original Temple of Amun, built by Hatshepsut and Tuthmosis III, was later completely overshadowed by the enormous Funerary Temple of Ramses III, the dominant feature of Medinat Habu. But a chapel from the Hatshepsut period still stands on the right after you have passed the outer gates.
Ramses III was inspired in the construction of his shrine by the Ramesseum of his illustrious forebear, Ramses II. His own temple and the smaller one dedicated to Amun are both enclosed within the massive outer walls of the complex.
Also just inside, to the left of the gate, are the Tomb Chapels of the Divine Adorers, which were built for the principal priestesses of Amun. Outside the eastern gate, one of only two entrances, was a landing quay for a canal that once connected Medinat Habu with the Nile.
You enter the site through the unique Syrian Gate, a large two-storey building modelled after a Syrian fortress: as with the images of the pharaoh smiting his enemies, this harks back to the famous battles between Egyptians and Hittites, particularly at the time of Ramses II. If you follow the wall to the left, you will find a staircase leading to the upper floors. There is not much to see in the rooms but you’ll get some great views out across the village in front of the temple and over the fields to the south.
The well-preserved first pylon marks the front of the temple proper. Ramses III is portrayed in its reliefs as the victor in several wars. Most famous are the fine reliefs of his victory over the Libyans (whom you can recognise by their long robes, sidelocks and beards). There is also a gruesome scene of scribes tallying the number of enemies killed by counting severed hands and genitals.
To the left of the first court are the remains of the Pharaoh’s Palace; the three rooms at the rear were for the royal harem. There is a window between the first court and the Pharaoh’s Palace known as the Window of Appearances, which allowed the pharaoh to show himself to his subjects.
The reliefs of the second pylon feature Ramses III presenting prisoners of war to Amun and his vulture-goddess wife, Mut. Colonnades and reliefs surround the second court, depicting various religious ceremonies.
If you have time to wander about the extensive ruins around the funerary temple, you will see the remains of an early Christian basilica as well as a small sacred lake and, on the south side of the temple, the outline of the palace and the window, looking into the temple courtyard, where Ramses would appear.
It is a wonderful place to visit, especially in the late afternoon when the light softens and the creamy stone glows.
Locking up the shop for the last time:
Thousands of corner shops will be forced to close due to surging energy costs unless the government steps in with emergency support, a trade body has said.
The trade body, which represents 48,000 local shops employing 405,000 staff, said energy bills had surged to an average of £45,000 for smaller members, a figure more than double what store owners had been paying before renewing their contracts in recent months.
Wellington Somerset, UK.
it costs a lot of money to restore old cars.
These have been patiently waiting in a lot
in Steveston for a return to their youth.
listening to The Impressions - "Its All Right" 1965
Ce porche est l'ancienne poterne d'un château aujourd'hui disparu et transformé en ferme fortifiée par la suite. On remarquera la construction très soignée de l'édifice qui alterne brique et pierre de taille calcaire ainsi que des motifs en silex. Dans les années 1980 il était prévu de le raser mais les coûts de démolition en ont dissuadé le propriétaire.
This porch is the old postern of a castle that has now disappeared and was later transformed into a fortified farm. The very careful construction of the building is noteworthy, alternating brick and limestone ashlar as well as flint motifs. In the 1980s, it was planned to raze it, but the demolition costs dissuaded the owner.
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Zeiss Ikon Ikoflex IIa
Objectif Zeiss Opton Tessar 75mm F3.5
Pellicule Catlabs X film 100 color
Développement en kit Cinestill CS41