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40099 in the bay platform at Barrow on 30/10/1984.After several weeks here it was re-started and moved light to Carlisle where it was withdrawn.It was cut up at Doncaster by 8/5/1985
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Haha. was supposed to have it in shutter priority, but since i wasn't really in the best of moods that day, i forgot to switch from aperture to shutter. fail.
Kατασκευαστική αστοχία ή άστοχη μελέτη και το τελευταίο τμήμα της μαρίνας Βραχατίου που φτιάχτηκε (περίπου) στα τέλη της δεκαετίας του '80 βυθίστηκε χτυπημένο από τα κύματα. Στα δεξιά φαίνονται τα άνω τμήματα που βυθίστηκαν. Ο μικρός φάρος που φαίνεται στο βάθος έχει πια βυθιστεί κι αυτός...
I cant really say why I think this is a fail, I was really deliberate when I took it and I am sure this is "how I saw it" when I took it, I just cant figure out why I just dont like it, I mean, beyond the obvious "backs are boring". I dont generally seek critique, and Im not seeking it here (although I appreciate the effort) I just am curious if anybody sees anything in this frame.
Taken moments before prayer—Riyadh’s streets never fail to surprise.
In the quiet moments before Jummah prayer in Riyadh, as worshippers prepared their hearts for Prayer, an unexpected guest parked nearby—an ice cream Van, glowing with temptation. 🍦🚗💨
the call to prayer echoing as a vendor waits for customers. A reminder that even in sacred pauses, life and ice cream goes on.
This flock of geese decided to avoid the ice shards and instead headed for open water on the St. Lawrence River.
37401 sat down at Grange working the 2c48 Lancaster-Carlisle. I was waiting at Roose however when my trusty mum called me she confirmed a failure at Grange, as she was on the train. With the shadows encroaching at my desired location and no signs of movement, I finally got a call 41 minutes after its booked time saying they departed Grange. By the time it would be through Roose, the sun would've dropped too far so I headed to Dalton for a relatively crappy shot of it static, well after 7 pm, 41 minutes late.
On Friday 23/8/2024, 4152s (loaded Aurizon grain ex Bowmans) is seen at Wingfield (Adelaide) with CLP8-fq04-cm3305-cm3315 in charge. The first 2 locos ran light engine to Bowmans after an unknown issue with one of the cm’s on hire.
66156 failed in section between Par & St Austell with 6P07 08.20 Fowey to Parkandillack clay empties 25th Jan 2016. The loco was declared a failure around 09.10 and 57303 scrambled from Long Rock depot to assist forward to Burngullow. Single Line Working was instituted over the UM line (with moi as Pilotman). The class 57 then hauled the clay train to Burngullow after 11.00 with GWR Driver Phil Jones in charge - seen passing St Austell station.
Phil worked the last occasion a class 57 hauled the clay train which happened almost exactly 12 months ago!
Thanks to Chris Goff for lending me his Canon for these shots too!!
Air Reservoir sitting outside the Steamwhistle brewery in Toronto. From the roundhouse (thanks to sjgardiner for the info)
More here:
www.trha.ca/2009/06/more-progress-in-roundhouse-park-part...
The sharp 1-in-76 climb from Westbury Yard towards Dilton Marsh Halt proved too much for 'Western' No. 1048 'Western Lady'. Heading a substantial train load of ballast from the Mendip quarries towards Salisbury on 12 June 1975, 'Lady' was struggling from the outset and finally succumbed part way up the bank. The driver and guard are deep in conversation while awaiting rescue. Copyright Photograph John Whitehouse - all rights reserved
Ya sabemos que la perfección no existe. Mientras volvía de fotografiar varios Talgos en la zona de Las Minas, ví apartado éste tremendo mercante en Navajuelos esperando cruce con el Talgo 224, así que aproveché para fotografiar ámbos en el mismo punto, sólo que por lados distintos. Desgraciadamente, la locomotora de cabeza vino con ésta horrenda pintada en su frontal.
So, the analogy of 'blind man in a dark room looking for a black cat that isn't there' seems appropriate. A major alert for aurora, a starlit sky outside my door all conspired to make it seem a worthwhile trip out to Bellanoch - only to arrive in pitch blackness, with full cloud cover and then heavy rain. The joys of photography.
So this has to be one of my biggest fails, well reason for making the UH-144 Falcon. I was going to make the UH-144 Falcon for Alex R. Contest for the 49.99 set category. So I am building this thing in my room and I am reaching the 400 piece count and I ask myself, I wonder what is the piece limit is so I take out my ipod touch and looked it up. So as I am reading the rules again and I see No Halo Reach entries will be allowed and I am like man I just wasted a whole 2 days making this but now I decided hell, lets finish it anyway it is almost done but now I'd like to get the opinions of the people.
We spotted this red tailed hawk on a tree and it then launched into a full speed attack into a bush in front of us. Here is the hawk taking a brief pause after the failed attack before it took off
We spotted this red tailed hawk on a tree and it then launched into a full speed attack into a bush in front of us. Here is the hawk taking a brief pause after the failed attack before it took off
//07
//fifty-two weeks of design
“Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It does not dishonor others, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres. Love never fails.” I Corinthians 13:4-8
A lot of different sources are the cause of this artwork. I was planning on doing something completely different for this week's 52WOD, but yesterday and today took a sudden change of turns resulting in the theme I felt the need to cover: LOVE.
What made me stumble upon those Bible verses I quoted atop was Joe's beautifully written post. When he said "I encourage you to peel it apart," I truly sat down and ingested every single word of those verses that appeared before my eyes. Indeed, what beautiful words they are.
I've also realized how often we're used to hate, and how it's so prevalent in our day-to-day lives, in the media and in our relationships. It's so easy for us to bash on another person, another public figure, another opposing viewpoint, but so immensely difficult for us to say something that would edify another's life. We forget too often the eternal truth: Love never fails. No matter what, it will never fail. Never.
(Everything was hand-drawn this week. I feel like what I wanted to achieve called for something imperfect. Also, the photograph belongs to me).
To get straight to the point, the figure just doesn't come together well and it's too wimpy size-wise. Ironically, this was originally what I thought would be the best Mongul combo anyone could create. By extrapolating magenta to dark red (see reference image), I could give Mongul boots, a feature-accurate torso, and a helmet that matched his legs.
The updated combo you just saw on my main photostream was really just the result of me fiddling with spare pieces and wanting to experiment with adding 1x1 plates to the bottom of minifigure feet.
Reference image: i.stack.imgur.com/z7GFX.jpg
