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Two Delaware & Hudson U33C’s shove a northbound train up Belden Hill at Dyes, New York. The head end featured two Maine Central GP38’s and a Boston & Maine GP40-2. My early mentors instilled in me the principle that getting your own car in the photo was a failure indicating a lack of planning. This is one of the few instances where I let it happen. That's my '83 Mustang GT parked by the signal box. I miss the D&H and I miss that car.
Hair:[monso] My Hair - Mel Fameshed
Uniform: [NYNE] WCF - School Uniform (Corset, Jacket, Skirt in the set) Whore Couture Fair
Bag: =Zenith=leather school bag gift
face accessory: POHUI - Kawai face accessorise set
Pose : Dyer Maker Animations Poses Back to School Poses past gift
Two RS36’s and an RS3m are the helper power for a northbound Delaware & Hudson train climbing Belden Hill at Dyes, New York. They're not quite right for Century Saturday, but they're Alcos.
D&H 7420 leads an Alco and a pair of lightning stripes on a Northbound at Dyes, NY on October 4, 1982.
Dyer’s Chamomile | Anthemis tinctoria ‘E. C. Buxton’ | Asteraceae
Explored on 27th August 2022 #405
Samsung NX1 & Kiron 105mm f/2.8 Macro
Wide Open | Manual Focus | Available Light | Handheld
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We grow this flower now as Rebecca has a u-tube channel dedicated to natural dyeing of wool, spinning, carding and sewing. I on the other, benefit, with photo opportunities
The Monon Subdivision, in the post-gyra-light, pre-ditch-light era. Lafayette bound CSX train R 599 is about to cross the "J" in Dyer, Indiana. A Buick sedan patiently waits. It has little choice.
October 26, 1993.
Amtrak's attractive Hoosier State slows for its regular station stop. I didn't ride it too much in this era. However, it still was the finest public passenger train I've been on.
A very impressive looking fungi. It's actually a parasite and has been living off this dead tree for years. Back in the day they used it for making yellow and brown dye.
I was listening to this amazing song when suddenly I saw that dark clouds are coming. It was such an incredible feeling.
Ultra macro of air bubbles on the wall of a water-filled glass container with food dye streaming through the water. The air bubbles are about 1 mm in diameter. Lighting by flash fired through the glass.
Taken with the Laowa 25mm ultra macro lens.
The Pee Dee River closes in on Domtar Paper near Dyers Hill, South Carolina behind an ex-Seaboard GP16 pair.
Dyeing dart frog a.k.a. Tinc poison frog
NB dyeing is NOT the same as dying. (-;
Dutch: Schildersgifkikker (Dendrobates tinctorius)
The Vets used a Diamond Burr to debride the ulcer on Etta's eye. It has been having treatment for almost 3 months so hopefully this will be the end of it! Etta loves the Vets but we could just visit for treats not for treatment!
The yellow dye is to make the ulcer more visible.
A bit more info on this fungi;
It is a favourite of dyers who extract a yellow-brown pigment from it to dye wool and cloth.
The spongy bracket emerges from conifer roots as a shapeless ball or lump that is very furry-velvety and bright yellow.
Phaeolus schweinitzii. Found along the Asahel Curtis Nature Trail. Stack of 7 images.
Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie Nat'l Forest, WA
It was a last minute scramble to get to this pier, our primary location was a bust. Definitely worth the scramble :)
Shed halls of the dyeing works, Verseidag Krefeld (architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, 1930/31)
Part of the only industrial architecture project planned and executed by Mies van der Rohe.
Today Mies van der Rohe Business Park.
Shed-Hallen der Färberei, Verseidag Krefeld (Architekt Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, 1930/31)
Teil des einzigen von Mies van der Rohe geplanten und durchgeführten Industriearchitekturprojekts.
Heute Mies-van-der-Rohe-Business-Park.
"Add your own color to the world."
This week for the track team, all of the girls made tie dye shirts which inspired me for this week's picture! I turned up the brightness in this picture which washed out my face a little bit, but otherwise i love this picture! =)