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An entry into The Best Intentions category of the Colossal Castle Contest.
Count Rosencross and many of his retainers are on their way to participate in the Games of Hradcany. On the way they set up camp near a small river. Elvodug and Flemup were preparing dinner when Flemup clumsily bumped a log from the fire into the edge of the cooking tent. The tent caught fire quickly and soon it was all that the men could do to keep the fire from spreading.
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This Coot had just stolen a piece of bread from the gulls and as you can see, they weren't too happy about it. Seen at Carr Mill Dam, St Helens, Merseyside.
“Counting chikens is hard work, whether they’ve hatched or not!”
Poor Zyanya. It looks like she will be in the barnyard all day trying to get the right number. Will she count the dogs in chiken suits, I wonder?
I don't know what this pair were up to but the hand gesture suggests she might be counting something. 4M01, London Gateway to East Midlands Gateway speeds through Barking station on 17 June 2026.
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I headed out to Papago Park today to catch the Phoenix flyover with Hunt's Tomb in the foreground. More or less got what I was after, though I always feel like I 'overcook' my backlit shots when I edit them.
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Expedition 57 is at full count now. Welcome to the International Space Station, Soyuz MS-11 crew! And congrats to all international partners for preserving continuous human presence on Earth's embassy in space, for more than 18 years now.
Expedition 57 ist nun vollzählig. Willkommen an Bord der ISS, Soyuz MS-11 Crew! Und Gratulation an alle internationalen Partner - 18 Jahre ununterbrochene menschliche Präsenz im Erdorbit ist eine große Leistung, die allen Menschen auf der Erde zu Gute kommt.
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Credit: ESA/NASA
For me, the star of the show this weekend, wasn't an eagle at all. It was his gorgeous buck. One of the cool things about Guntersville State Park is it is covered up with dear that have no real fear of people. This makes from some great photo ops.
Photo by Roger Reetz Lovely Lizards Photography
These are the different creatures in our MOC "Lover's Glade." There are 18 total (if you count the stone fish) =)
We'll be hiding more critters in our next few MOCs
Lyme Park in Disley Cheshire.
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After running out to greet the CSX crews as they pass through Pinola, some of the kids like to count the cars as they clickity-clak through the village. They had a lot to count on this trip: this was the largest train to run the northern leg of the Lurgan Subdivision in over a decade. 103 DOT111's and two spacers were pulled out of storage from the Pennsylvania and Southern Railway
coming up after a dive - more anthias than you can count and the sunlight picking them out - Red Sea - January 2009
George Floyd was murdered brutally and publicly by Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin on Wednesday, May 20, 2020. Chauvin was found guilty on three counts of murder today in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Many Americans view this sentencing as a turning point for the country.
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This colour-coded topographic image shows Trouvelot Crater and its surroundings on Mars.
It was created from data collected by ESA’s Mars Express on 12 October 2024 (orbit 26233) and is based on a digital terrain model of the region, from which the topography of the landscape can be derived. Lower parts of the surface are shown in blues and purples, while higher altitude regions show up in whites and reds, as indicated on the scale to the top right.
North is to the right. The ground resolution of the original image is approximately 18 m/pixel and the image is centred at about 15°N/255°E.
[Image description: A top‑down view of a colourful Martian terrain map. The surface is shaded in bright colours that represent elevation: high areas appear in pinks and reds, while lower regions fade into greens, then deep blues. Several circular impact craters are visible throughout, with their rims highlighted by the changing colours. The overall effect is a vibrant, textured landscape showing the height differences across the area.]
Credits: ESA/DLR/FU Berlin; CC BY-SA 3.0 IGO
In this new image ESA’s Mars Express visits the highlands of Mars, exploring the innumerable craters peppering this ancient part of the Red Planet. Part of the particularly prominent Trouvelot Crater can be seen to the bottom-right.
We've added labels to highlight features and regions of note. Be sure to click on these labels to explore the landscape in detail!
This image comprises data gathered by Mars Express’s High Resolution Stereo Camera (HRSC) on 12 October 2024 (orbit 26233). It was created using data from the nadir channel, the field of view aligned perpendicular to the surface of Mars, and the colour channels of the HRSC. North is to the right. The ground resolution of the original image is approximately 18 m/pixel and the image is centred at about 15°N/255°E.
[Image description: A high‑resolution overhead view of a rocky, desert‑like landscape on Mars. The surface is mostly reddish‑brown with patches of darker blue‑grey tones. Many circular impact craters of different sizes are scattered across the scene, some with raised rims and shadowed interiors. Subtle ridges, eroded valleys, and textured terrain patterns run diagonally through the image, giving a sense of ancient geological activity. The overall impression is of a dry, rugged, and heavily cratered Martian surface.]
Credits: ESA/DLR/FU Berlin; CC BY-SA 3.0 IGO
Young man ensuring that he has enough change prior to flagging down a tricycle. Bacolod City, Philippines.
I am standing on the Oklahoma County Road 199 bridge just east of the huge Linde Gas CO2 plant, as an east bound Santa Fe 7420 and two mates with lots of autoracks pass a local switching the Linde plant on the west side of Woodward, OK on 05-09-1995. Counting the shadows on the ground, the local is working with 14 cars as the freight comes down through the winding hill to begin an uphill climb into Woodward. 1348
I got to 6 before I fell asleep, then I woke up and found the seventh...that's bad I know!
There was certainly no falling asleep watching these cute little critters run and scramble over these steep walls. They were in full play mode and very entertaining.
Like the previous post from Badlands National Park, this is in full color. Remarkable how there is no "color" in this shot at all.