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On the western shore of the Ganges (Ganga, गंगा). Varanasi (वाराणसी). Uttar Pradesh (उत्तर प्रदेश). India भारत (Bharat).
25.28°N 82.96°E
As might be expected, the attraction of a 'Deltic' making its presence known at York station was likely to be a big attraction, and the devotion to the Class 55 'Deltics' is as strong as it ever was, more than four decades since their demise on the ECML. Including the overall scene at York station, to include both fellow enthusiasts and an 'Azuma' in a contemporary scene, was one of my objectives for this visit. D9009/55009 (bearing the identity of erstwhile classmate 55013 'The Black Watch') stands at York station's platform 3 awaiting the right away, the UK Railtours' charter 'The Coronation Deltic' 1Z56 17:10 Scarborough to Finsbury Park on 19th August 2023. The additional headboard commemorated former 'Deltic' driver Harry Wilson, who celebrated his 100th birthday in May, when the charter train was originally to run, hence the its name. He was travelling on this train and the loco was renumbered and renamed in his honour, 55013 being his favourite 'Deltic' when he was an ECML 'top link' driver during his BR career.
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Ingresso della Basilica costruita sopra le catacombe di San Sebastiano, Appia Antica, Roma..
The entrance of the Basilica built on San Sebastiano catacombs, Appia Antica, Rome
Captivées par les cérémonies d'une grande beauté qui se déroulent le jour de notre visite dans ce superbe temple près du volcan Batur.
Ceremonies of a great beauty take place the day of our visit in this magnificent temple which is near the volcano Batur.
Rewarding of life...
Never come accidentally...
But come by your devotion...
And firmly intend...
Until we achieve...
Thinking of my beloved flower (again!!) ^____^
Have a wonderful week.. Take good care and keep smiling ;-)!
Jasmine...
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I was able to watch this mated pair of cranes interact with each other as the light faded. They frequently performed unison calling; raising both of their bills towards the sky as they did so. This act increases bonding between the two, who mate for life.
I had read that one should hope for some clouds in the sky when visiting Bosque del Apache. We were fortunate to get both clouds and sun. This was (pretty obviously) shot on a cloudy day.
© 2012 Maureen Sullivan
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In the golden heart of the savannah, love takes its wildest form — quiet, fierce, and eternal.
A lioness cradles her cub in a rare moment of stillness, the world fading into whispers of grass and breath.
No words. No sound.
Just devotion — ancient and unspoken — written in instinct and blood.
Here, motherhood isn’t gentle. It’s survival dressed in tenderness.
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A Male American Robin captured in Vancouver, British Columbia Canada. He had a sore foot yet he still captured mouthful after mouthful for his hidden brood.
I took this photo of a young lady on tour with us as she stood there deep in thought and decided to post edit with a painted approach.
I took this photo on Ascension Day in Tallinn, Estonia. I loved the look of Devotion on the face of the lady in the blue hat. It wasn't until I downloaded it that I saw the drops of Holy Water as the Priest was blessing his Flock.
Foi mandado incrustar, em 1963, pela Mocidade Portuguesa Feminina este Nicho, no muro da Quinta do Monteiro-Mor, no Lumiar, onde se encontra edificado o Palácio Angeja-Palmela que, actualmente, acolhe o Museu Nacional do Traje (de da Moda). O Palácio Angeja-Palmela foi mandado construir pelo (não 3º mas 5º) Marquês de Angeja (D. Pedro José de Noronha) durante o Século XVIII. O edifício foi construído sob influência da arquitectura pombalina mas de uma construção primitiva resta-lhe uma ombreira quinhentista, que se encontra numa residência contígua ao Palácio assim como algumas estruturas arquitectónicas do Século XVII. Nesta propriedade está também o Palácio do Monteiro-Mor, casa do séc. XVII com o seu Jardim Botânico mandado plantar com espécies vegetais exóticas vindas das colónias portuguesas (à época) de África, Índia, Timor e ainda uma zona verde com cerca de onze hectares.
Lisboa, Portugal