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It was cold and windy November morning. Empty beach, no one on the embankment, no shouts, no children laugh. And I thought about the summer that passed away and about the winter that come soon.
..rain is the beach culture enemy, all activity like selling coconut water, renting sand chairs etc. just ends.
On the Shelf there’s nothing but dust and some reflections! One of the treasure hunt themes that was much more challenging than I originally thought.
8167, 48214 & 8171 haul 9329 empty Manildra Flour south through North Goulburn, Friday, 3rf October 2014
We're not really here in We're Here! today. The topic is "The Big Empty" and I took this photo before the gates opened at the faire today. It was actually raining at the time.
The joke is on us though- there were hundreds of people there at the time I took this photo. Today is opening day of our season. And everyone was busy! The tracks off to the right side are my footprints through the wet grass.
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An empty grain train from Quebec City with three CP SD40-2's and an ex-SOO SD60 (CP 5949, CP 5743, CP 5773 & CP 6252) are nearly at the end of their run as they approach St-Luc yard in Montreal. While the train has CP power and is on CP trackage here, it is a Quebec-Gatineau train and crew.
Local walk in Melbourne during the July 2020 lockdown. City streets are almost completely empty on this rainy winter day.
Empty Prison, Peschiere Del Garda, Italy 1945
A lonely soldier rolls another cigarette as he guards an empty prison,
Thanks to Jeff Wharton for re enactor photo, background photo from my own collection.
Having collected empty cement presflos from the yard at Exeter Central 08479 has run round, and now waits to road to descend the bank to Exeter Riverside 15/5/79
Empty Chieftain Restaurant on South Tacoma Way (Highway 99) in Tacoma, Washington
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Yesterday I removed the spent amaryllis bulbs from their vases and left the empty vases on the porch table, intending to clean and store them today. We had a crash-banger of a thunder storm, which did the preliminary rinse for me. After the rain ends, probably in a day or two, I will finish the job. In the meantime, I have inaccurate but dramatic rain gauges.
Taken for Flickr's Our Daily Challenge: ON THE TABLE