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Looking back of the final set of switchback's on the Bright Angel Trail in the Grand Canyon.
This was taken early the next morning after we hiked up so it is still in the shade.
Blue Bud...A Series, no. 5
This is the final installment to this series. I'm glad you enjoyed it as much as I did. This is actually a flower I plucked from my work's parking lot, believe it or not. It's very common here in our area. And sadly, I don't even know the name of it. I was just amazed of it's bud clusters, it's symmetry and form. It's truly a wonder of nature. Thanks again for visiting my stream and your kind comments. It's well appreciated.
The final Cape Flyer of the season approaches Bourne Station along the Cape Cod Canal with MBTA GP40MC 1129 leading the train southbound. 1129 was recently rebuilt and also repainted into this retro maroon paint scheme. This weekend was the locomotive's first time on revenue passenger trains since being rebuilt. The 1935-built vertical lift bridge is seen in the background, which carries the railroad over the Cape Cod Canal. This view is from atop the Bourne Bridge.
The Cape Flyer wraps up its twelfth season tonight and moved roughly 13,000 passengers throughout the season, if my math is correct.
Final highres textures for custom followers done.
My hybrid textures for the Ronzo race (including new eyes and whiter teeth but without custom warpaint) will be released soon with an UNP body and compatible foot meshes on Kazumamqj’s Ronzo mod page.
Just finished the custom highres textures today…
Check occasionally: www.nexusmods…rim/mods/57861/
Guess the autor will release an addon or an hybrid follower directly on his page.
Snap snap snap
The beginning of the end, the final afternoon of Amapola operations on the Dublin- Donegal service operated by their beloved Fokker 50 SE-MFP.
Packed full of enthusiasts, from home & aboard, as HP331 boards at Dublin, the first of two trips to Donegal ( Carrickfinn ) at 15.00 hrs, up to 15,000 feet & just over 50 minutes.
Special thanks to the friendly crew of David, Michael & Gemma for making the afternoon very special.
FlyAmapola #flyamapola
Amapola #amapolaflyg
Fokker50 #fokker50
A bald eagle makes its final approach as it tries to snag a fish from the James River near Richmond, Virginia.
At RMU Banovici's Oskova washery during the evening of 23rd February 2015, 760mm gauge 0-6-0 tank 25-30 (built by CKD in 1947) gives a final push out of the tipping dock to the discharged hopper wagons, before setting back light and the heading up the grade to the exchange sidings on the clear track in order to collect another load for tipping. The tipping dock labourers meanwhile take a quick break in their bothy before the next load arrives for tipping.
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After visiting the Palace of Parliament, it's time to relax for one final Papanas before heading off to the train station so we can catch the overnight Soviet era train to Chisinau, the capital of Moldova. Papanas is a Romanian doughnut covered in sour cream and a cherry compote, although I opted for raspberries on mine. All accompanied with a raspberry lemonade, it was a fine refreshment on a hot hot day.
One of these two photos will be my entry for the final round of the Pullip-Tography Maiden Voyage Contest...once again, I can't decide which to choose >_<U
Let me know if you've got a favorite :)
For the final round we were tasked with finding something about where we live that could be considered creative, artistic or any place that people would want to visit. My favorite place to visit for inspiration and beauty is the St. Louis Art Museum. I go nearly every Friday, they stay open late and have a free traveling exhibition on Fridays, and this time Rose was able to come along. We had a lot of fun in every round but in this one we met lots of nice (and curious) people and a few went home planning on buying a pullip of their own. ^^U
Open to all and free to all, the St. Louis Art Museum is one of the principal U.S. art museums, visited by up to a half million people every year. It's currently being expanded to include more than 224,000 square feet , and I can't wait until it's finished! The museum has a large variety of local artist George Caleb Bingham paintings as well as works by the all the European masters such as Matisse, Gauguin, Monet, Picasso, and Van Gogh. It's an awe inspiring place and one of
my favorite to visit. I go there so often, I could give tours. xD
Special thanks to Paige who sponsored the contest.
Buen 2010, amig@s flicker@s. Gracias por estar ahÃ.
Salud y Paz.
Un abrazo.
Ni el pormenor simbólico
de reemplazar un tres por un dos
ni esa metáfora baldÃa
que convoca un lapso que muere y otro que surge
ni el cumplimiento de un proceso astronómico
aturden y socavan
la altiplanicie de esta noche
y nos obligan a esperar
las doce irreparables campanadas.
La causa verdadera
es la sospecha general y borrosa
del enigma del Tiempo;
es el asombro ante el milagro
de que a despecho de infinitos azares,
de que a despecho de que somos
las gotas del rÃo de Heráclito,
perdure algo en nosotros:
inmóvil.
Jorge Luis Borges
With the sun just about to dip below the horizon and the fire already droppped, Ivatt 2MT 2-6-0 46447 uses the last of its steam to push back into the shed at Cranmore on the East Somerset Railway at the end of a 30742 Charters photography day.
The Final Frontier
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What's part of historic Route 66 has the most intriguing history? You might agree that Ella's Frontier along Route 66 in Arizona is up there. This place was formerly known as the Frontier Trading Post, the last business of Frederick "San Diego" Rawson. Born in 1861, he apparently spent two years of his childhood held captive by the Plains Indians before being rescued by the U.S. Cavalry. That's not all. He also was a prospector, circus clown and trainer, emcee, wagon freighter, Indian scout, trapper, and cowboy. He opened a museum of his collection along Route 66 before moving to a small log building and opening up his trading post. Eventually, Ella Blackwell Meany owned and operated this place from the 1950s until her passing in 1984. She had attended the Julliard School of Music and kept an upright piano in the trading post. There's some debate as to who built the place. Two sources believe that it was built by Mormon pioneers in 1873, and claimed that it was the oldest trading post on Route 66. This may be a tall tale, but it sure is a fascinating one regardless. The Ella's Frontier sign was removed from the top of the building in 2019. The building unfortunately collapsed after that. This is how it looked in February 2022, with traffic on I-40 zooming past. I illuminated the exterior with a handheld ProtoMachines LED2 during the exposure. This was part of a three-night trip with night photographer Mike Cooper, exploring the remote corners of the desert.
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(Plate 6853) Pentax K-1/28-105mm f/3.5-5.6 lens. 75 seconds f/8 ISO 200. February 2022.
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Made for the final challenge of VignWeek 2022. The category was to take a recognizable Star Wars scene and recreate it in a Classic Lego Theme.
Alaska Airlines flight makes its final approach into Lihue.
Landing on Kauai is somehow less dramatic than landing on the other islands, such as the Big Island. One is aware, however, that one is landing in paradise.
5 minutes later it started to rain. 30 minutes later we were in Monyash awarding ourselves bacon sandwiches for our efforts!
Final three posts from last Sunday
Modelo: Nelly Lehtinen.
MakeUp & Hair: TheGlow Make Up
Assistant Hair:Carla Tréc
Photo &Retouch: Javier Jayma
It's New Year's Eve here in Japan, and while I don't normally make new year resolutions, I have decided that in 2026 I'm going to stick with monochrome and not try to shoot any more color. I haven't decided whether or not to keep the Q3, but for the time being it's going back on the shelf. I hope everyone has a great 2026.
September of 2013 marked the final Fall the ICE 6400 series SD40-2's would roam the former ICE system. On a perfect September evening, train #475 hits the causeway at Reno, MN behind two blue and gold classic's. 6437 had been traveling these same rails since the ICE acquired it over a decade prior, while trailing 6101 has been doing it back since days of IMRL.