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In the hush of dawn, whispering leaves dance in a symphony of crimson and gold, telling stories of seasons softly told. The scent of fall, crisp and sweet, fills the air where earth and sky meet, painting nature’s canvas in tranquil hues.
Beneath the trees, secrets of autumn quietly sleep, inviting us to embrace this fleeting, golden reverie. Let the gentle rustle of leaves fill your heart with joy, celebrating the beauty of change and the quiet magic of fall.
Let hope guide you, and approach each day with kindness and an open heart. Every ending is a new beginning—carry love and resilience with you on your journey. ❤️
~ Moon Magic
Union Pacific's Park City Local crosses Echo Dam Road while exiting the small town of Echo, Utah on July 25, 1980. On the point, A-B-A GP30s No. UP 831, UP 736B, and UP 876 provide the necessary pulling power. Today's local will stop in Coalville and drop off eight hopper cars from Devils Slide, and continue south to Chevron's phosphate rock truck to rail transload facility at Phoston.
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Feeling very sad and empty today. My dear furry daughter, Echo, was put out of her misery last night. She developed bone cancer back in September and she held on like a trooper for as long as she could (or rather, as long as we deemed fair to her). She was the most gentlest and sweetest girl (a bullmastiff with no prey drive and a love for sitting in people's laps). The house is so quiet today, and empty . . . I love you, Echo. xoxo
People can often remind us of places, and the reverse is also true.
Memories of childhood summers in Wester Ross, and such familiar places are held dear to me.
The extraordinary beauty of the timeless landscape provides a constant echo - It sings out to absent friends.
The crofting community of Mellon Charles on Loch Ewe with the mountains of Torridon in the far distance.
Leica M-P & Summilux-M 35mm @ISO640
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Petra stands with her back to the camera, bathed in light, captured in a low-key monochrome portrait.
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On a hike from Echo Park to Mitten Park, provided a novel perspective on Echo Park. Echo Rock or Steamboat Rock is on the left, and the overlook from Harper's Corner is high above on the right. The campground in Echo Park is hidden in the boxelder trees in the center of the photo. A cairn is in the lower right corner.
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ハローみんなでツバメのエコー♪
真夏の空にツバメのエコー♪
動物も人間もツバメのエコー♪
Hello everyone Swallow Echo ♪
in the midsummer sky Swallow echo ♪
Animals and humans Swallow echo ♪
Doug Harrop Photography • June 12, 1983
Due to a massive landslide, the D&RGW main line in Thistle, Utah was shut down for 90 days while the track was rerouted around the blockage. During that service disruption, Union Pacific forwarded Rio Grande trains between Ogden and Denver.
Rio Grande intermodal train No. 100 glides eastward on Union Pacific's Overland Route at the west end of Echo, Utah. Service would be restored on the D&RGW beginning on July 4, 1983.
Echoes of Gasworks?
A4 60009 ‘Union of South Africa’ takes on water outside Bury North Tunnel...
(Taken with permission on a photographic charter)
Echo at Hatteras, enjoying the good weather - before the Nor’easter hit and hung around for four days. Two houses collapsed in to the ocean - not the one we were in thankfully, but we were very oceanfront and very nervous as the tides whipped closer and closer with every day. We were relieved when the storm passed - until we lost all communication with the outside world thanks to the cable carrying it all being accidentally cut - on Friday the 13th no less. An emergency alert did make it to my cell phone after a few hours to say there was no way to reach anyone - including 911 - so to drive to nearest fire or medical facility in the event of an emergency….It took about 14 hours for service to be restored and of course there was another thunderstorm. We survived, so yay for that. Trips to Hatteras are never dull.