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Great Blue heron cutting the water with one talon as he comes in for a landing. I took this photo at Gilbert Water ranch in Gilbert Arizona.
for Macro Monday - corner -
the waterdrop runs down the flour sieve, along the lines and cuts the corner. HMM and Happy New Year!
Macro Mondays ~ Kitchen
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This is a seam ripper, I focussed on the cutting edge.
HaPpY CrAzY Tuesday
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I love the interplay between clouds and mountains and few places are better for enjoying this than the Isle Of Skye. This is Sgurr Nan Gillean at Sligachan.
An older capture of a side wall at the harbour area of Maassluis, South-Holland.
Maybe some still remember that balcony from this previous upload:
Taken less than a mile from my 2019 image ( flic.kr/p/2hGGJxX ), 59103 ‘Village of Mells’ rumbles southwards with 7O83, the 1210 Whatley Quarry to Fareham train of roadstone.
The locomotive and uniform rake of wagons all carry the smart mustard-coloured livery of ARC, formerly the Amey Roadstone Corporation, but by this time a wholly owned subsidiary of Hanson.
The class 59/1s were delivered in this livery and carried it through the early 1990s, gradually losing it to the Hanson livery still carried in 2019.
The wagons are rotary-coupler former iron-ore carriers, originally built by and for British Steel to carry imported ore from Redcar to Consett steelworks until its closure in 1981.
In the distance another regular freight working of the Wylye valley recedes towards Warminster: the class 37-hauled 6v62, conveying fuel oil and bitumen from Fawley refinery to Tavistock Junction.
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In Denmark, people with skills in paper cutting do things like this during Easter to send a secret message to friends... this one is from a very special person. You -as receiver- have to guess who made the paper cutting...
Gullfoss cutting a canyon through the earth on a piercingly cold day in January. 20200120GullfossDxoLrPs5
World desperately is in need of cutting out the differences and work towards peace, be it race, religion, region, politics, caste and opinion; it needs to be more healthy in the interest of humanity.
With a decent sized train in tow, Lake State Z127 eases their train down to 15mph as they split the signals protecting the control point at North Holly.