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The Dash-8 Trio leads empties past Rollins on a sunny afternoon on the Iron Range Sub.

Near Dean, Victoria, Australia

Empty seats in Fünf Höfe, München (Germany)

Lunch time in the middle of Finnish tundra

A CSX empty unit coal train highballs west at Low Moor, VA on Oct. 27, 1990, led by GP40-2 No. 6039.

early morning

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littletinperson

😄 Donnerstagsmonochrome - Thursdaysmonochrome 😄

Music: What Shall We Do Now / Empty Spaces (From the film The Wall) Performed by Pink Floyd

 

What shall we use to fill the empty spaces

Where waves of hunger roar?

Shall we set out across the sea of faces

In search of more and more applause?

 

Shall we buy a new guitar?

Shall we drive a more powerful car?

Shall we work straight through the night?

Shall we get into fights?

 

Leave the lights on?

Drop bombs?

Do tours of the east?

contract diseases?

Bury bones?

Break up homes?

Send flowers by phone?

Take to drink?

Go to shrinks?

Give up meat?

Rarely sleep?

Keep people as pets?

Train dogs?

Race rats?

Fill the attic with cash?

Bury treasure?

Store up leisure?

 

But never relax at all

With our backs to the wall.

 

- Writer: Roger Waters

 

Taken @ The Chamber

maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Floris/59/134/26

Palau de les Arts Reina Sofía

Valencia Opera House

one of four (!!) wonderful auditoriums

Architecture by Santiago Calatrava

taken at the Peconic Herb Farm...

Beach on the north coast of Crete just after sunset, Greece.

Aurizon unit 2364D leads another 2300D west through Wacol heading west to the mines

Kulturforum, Berlin

Waddenzee coast at Nansum.

Region of Delfzijl, Groningen NL.

 

Never have I seen the streets in Reykjavik as empty as this year. Not that I mind so much, but it did feel a bit unreal. The country that has so much revenue from tourism will have lost quite a bit of revenue this year. It was striking that so many souvenir shops had disappeared from the streets. I wasn't too happy about that because I was looking for a cap with a figure of Thor on it. Two years ago I bought a very nice one and I was very happy with it. But when I was home for two weeks, I had already lost it. Luckily I remembered where I bought it. Unfortunately the store was no longer there. After a long search I found a store where luckily they still had the same cap. When I said to look for a long time, the lady in the shop said that most of the shops were now closed due to lack of customers. And we don't buy souvenirs from Iceland ourselves, she said. I was glad I found what I was looking for.

 

The sky looked the way I love, the structures just perfect for my photographic taste, the place always thrilling... what more could I ask for?

Empty space in front, emptying worries and unecessary burdens. Peace of mind seems achievable in such places.

 

Location: The lumber mill of the monastery of Iviron, Mount Athos (Agio Oros), Hellas.

 

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Taken in the village of Thini in north central Nepal, an empty street with lined with traditional houses. Dhaulagiri, the 7th highest mountain in the world is shrouded by clouds at the end of the street.

 

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Saint-Ulric, Québec - septembre 2020.

.....as I waited in vain for a steam locomotive that I found out later had been cancelled.

 

ANSH 112 (2) empty

 

Shot 82/100 x

  

“There's just something obvious about emptiness, even when you try to convince yourself otherwise. ”

Quote ― Sarah Dessen

 

Location: Eemshaven (seaview), Groningen, the Netherlands

 

Happy New Week ahead ;-)

emptiness inside

“To notice the beauty in things left behind is to see the soul of the life it once lived.” - Heather Durren

Ukivok by Furillen

 

URL: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Dulcis/227/118/22

  

Shirt: Legal Insanity - Neil Shirt Leaf

Body: Aesthetic - Enzo

Head: Catwa - Daniel

Hair: Bryce - Edo Cappuccino

Shape: Trimmer Bay - Custom

 

A trio of Lehigh Valley Rail Management switchers haul an empty ingot car from Lehigh Heavy Forge Corporation.

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