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Sintiklia - Abigail
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MICHAN - Hani Necklace
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At the Jeddo mine in North Hazleton, PA, white helmets gather around to find out what the hold up is with the anciant coal load-out. I guess sometimes knocking things with a hammer works. It's obvious that money is going right into the coal pit with everyone standing around.
CN Z194 speeds up past Flossmoor Illinois on the CN Chicago Subdivision with both of their America 250 ES44AC's in the lead
...the Tennis Courts at Henderson Park Friday morning...love the red/green holiday colour combo and the reflective trees
yes!!! Liz we had rain in la la land for a few minutes; however this weekend was sunny blue sky....
and I am just about to go for a 2 hour walk around Beaver and Elk lakes with my sister and niece to wear off that big birthday meal and cake and libabations last nite!! :~} my pedometer is bound to read over 10,000 steps!!!
5 pm pst - back from our 10 km walk and the sun shone...see lake fotos posted tommorow.....including rowing regatta and minature sailing races and ducks and geese and autumn leaves....
and yes Mary I am tuckered out after my walk and little sleep last nite...thanks for asking
ahhhhhhhhhhhh I am resting now as I visit your foto galleries as the weekend comes to a close...
...Papa asked about why Liz and I refer to Victoria as la la land...it is of the north...Papa lives in la la south = paradise!! :~}
The smaller Bighorn Sheep (Ovis canadensis) ram pretends to feed, putting some space between himself and the dominant ram. The bigger ram is clearly spoiling for a fight - look at those eyes! The delaying tactic worked - for about 20 seconds. When the smaller ram picked up his head - the dominant ram let him know who was boss.
The late running Railway Touring Company 'Cardiff Christmas Express', 1Z80 0822 London Victoria - Cardiff Central, approaches Stroud hauled by No. 6233 'Duchess of Sutherland' on 22nd November 2022. Problems with signalling and watering the loco caused the train to be 35 minutes late at this stage. On the left is the historic Stroud Goods Shed, constructed in 1845 to a design by I.K. Brunel. The Grade II listed structure is now in the custody of Stroud Preservation Trust. Copyright Photograph John Whitehouse - all rights reserved
CN 369 at left and CN X371 at right are both stopped at Dorval, waiting for permission to head west. They are delayed due to an incident involving VIA 61 in Coteau which delayed all VIA Rail and CN freight trains this morning. A few minutes after I took this photo CN 369 would depart, with CN X371 following about a half hour later.
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Rain delay - boating season's over
(Autumn coloured night scene)
Fort Langley,
BC
Canada
Tag 205/366 (2016) am Straßenrand
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Rain delays play at a Miami FC match at Florida International University's Riccardo Silva Stadium. Miami, Florida, USA.
La lluvia retrasa el juego en un partido de Miami FC en el estadio Riccardo Silva de la Universidad Internacional de Florida. Miami, Florida, Estados Unidos.
LAJ bound BNSF 127/149 are eastbound over the LA river on former ATSF trackage scurrying across to avoid delaying the numerous stack trains that also utilize this line.
UP 1843 leads CP 287 north out of Bensenville, IL. It will stop just ahead at Bryn Mawr for several hours due to track work.
This is a delayed post of a nesting of a Silver Breasted Broadbill.
165) Silver-Breasted Broadbill
Silver-Breasted Broadbill, Serilophus lunatus, Burung Tadah Hujan
Found in Bangladesh, Bhutan, China, India, and Southeast Asia. The silver-breasted broadbill eats invertebrates, primarily insects such as grasshoppers, mantises, caterpillars, larvae, small land snails. These insects are taken by flycatching from perch or by gleaning branches and foliage. This species occupies a range of forest habitats. It occurs in tropical and semi-tropical forests, as well as semi-deciduous forests and forests dominated by pine, oak and bamboo. In Malaysia, this bird usually be found in highlands such as Bukit Tinggi and Fraser.
CN 149 is having trouble releasing the brakes as it attempts to leave the Port of Montreal. Here it is stopped as the crew tries to get things going again.
upper car deck of the decommissioned Queen of Sidney.
Sunpack PZ42X shoot through umbrella triggered with flashwave2.
ACD6053 and ACD6052 work a 17-hour late 6MB1 through Glenfield bound for Brisbane.
Sunday 29th December 2024
Having been working 6M53 Parkandillak to Stoke Cliffe Vale, 66718 Peter Lord Hendy of Richmond Hill of Imber in the County of Wiltshire got to Bristol Parkway before the working as cancelled.
Having then sat there for 10 hours, a new path was put in, allowing the working to be captured in daylight. Here, 66718 passes Tyseley with 6M53 Bristol Parkway to Bescot Up Engineers Sidings.
The last supermoon of the year, and the harvest moon, known to farmers for generations, as well. Moonrise will happen at 6:22 pm locally, at 94 degrees East, just minutes before sunset.
I generally practice photography by serendipity, but shooting the full moon over the lighthouse requires actual planning. I've scouted the best public location to line it up as closely as possible to the north tower of the twin lights on Thacher Island. The weather forecast is good. I arrive, set up my tripod, frame my shot. But just above the horizon is a broad, dense band of gray, a fogbank on the sea. No sign of a moonrise, not even a faint glow.
A photographer puts away his cell phone and leaves. A later arrival, with his megalens and DSLR mounted on a monopod, hangs around, chatting with me. Last month, he says, the weather was even worse for the blue supermoon. Finally, he, too, leaves. I pack up my camera and tripod, sit in the car and call in our takeout dinner order, and start the car. I back up to pull out, and, Whoa! The moon has appeared, after all!
Stop everything! I jump out and grab several handheld shots, leaning on the car. The moon isn't where I wanted it, but the evening is not a loss. Shine on, Harvest Moon!