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Skrad, Croatia
Devil's Pass is one of Croatia's most beautiful canyons and part of a protected nature reserve; it's a narrow gorge cut by the stream Jasle through rocks as high as 100 meters
A brace of Delaware-Lackawanna ALCOs storms the grade to Pocono Summit with cars from the Norfolk Southern interchange at Slateford Junction. With all traffic arriving off the NS at Taylor now, there are no Portland Turns like this one. But business is healthy and loaded grain, as well as lumber and propane, from Scranton still creates a need for monster lash-ups. Lead C636 3642 would receive a new diamond logo before the next Spring thankfully.
An unplanned trip but still had opportunity to catch a sliver moon at the Devil's Tower in Wyoming.
I know your going to ask ....No, I did not see any alien space ships that night!
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This amazing river is just passed Grand Marais off Hwy 61. The flow rate was strong due to early spring rains and snow melt in the upper shelf.
It was a dark misty morning as I was heading up to Grand Portage on the Canadian Boarder
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Devil’s Matchstick, Pilophorus acicularis.
On the trail to Silver Falls, Mt. Rainier National Park. Up is up. 10-image focus stack.
25 Sept 2021; 09:30 EDT; Velvia as shot
The springtime clouds are coming and going at Devils Lake State Park in Wisconsin, as Wisconsin & Southern's Reedsburg bound train L463, hugs the east shore of this gorgeous natural lake.
WSOR L463
WSOR 4051,4052
Devils Lake, WI.
May 7, 2016
These plants are nasty. The popular name Devil's Claw understates the features of Ibicella lutea, Proboscidea louisianica, and Proboscidea parviflora. They could equally be called Devil's Breath or Devil's Snot. You don't want to grow these plants if you have small children or pets that blunder into your garden plants.
Ibicella and Proboscidea plants get big. If you live in an area that has hot summers, expect the plants to be at least a meter (3 feet) across. They have a rather unpleasant smell—something like rotting gym socks. The smell won't put you off lunch but it does serve as a warning to remind you to keep away. And keep away is something you may want to do. The leaves and stems are covered with a resinous slime that you can't easily wash off. It gets on your clothes. It gets on your hands and arms. It gets on your garden tools. It won't come off. And then there are the seed capsules. Those suckers are evil. They are very sharp. They are designed to snag onto animal feet and hold on until the poor beast dies. From a plant information source
Amazing northern lights display after sunset in Senja, Troms - Norway.
On the background the Okshornan peaks also named “devil’s jaw”.
Teufelsmauer / Harz / Saxony-Anhalt / Germany
Album of Germany (the east): www.flickr.com/photos/tabliniumcarlson/albums/72157712099...
UK roadtrip 2014
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Every time that you fuck with me, I wanna let you go
But I can't 'cause I don't really know how to let you know
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This a little park where my husbands memorial place is you can visit it yvw