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Finally explored this place a bit recently. CTA L trains pass over the bridge, and Metra trains go past this station (but weren't running the day we saw this)
Headline : "Finally free" !!!
Oui enfin libre...
Opération "tumeur dégagée" !!!
Reste à tuer les "petits" et la descendance de crabe de malheur.
Là, ce sera une autre paire de manches qui va durer quelques mois.
Chimio pour commencer et radiothérapie au menu.
Le combat se pose là, pour le moment.
Model : "Laety".
Traitement Photoshop et Nik Software.
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Ahhh! At last a real snow storm! Cold, wind, a foot of snow or more in the foothills.....even the snow plows had to come out! Love it!
As heavy rains begin to set, CP 686 rolls into Milwaukee with a CSX MAC up front. Finally caught one of these.
Nearly two years living here and this is the first koala I’ve spotted on our neighbouring golf course, which is also a conservation area. The koalas here are tagged and monitored by Currumbin Sanctuary wildlife park. Such a joy to see this one.
15. Climbing
122 in 2022
Explore #480 Well after about 45 days we finally got a sunset of any note. I looked out the window and squealed when I saw it, it was such an unfamiliar, yet comforting sight ;)
There is a series of new advertisements on the television here at the moment. They are about (un)complicating your life, (un)stressing (un)winding and generally putting more (un) into your life.
It goes on to say.... does it really matter if for one night in the week the kids have toast for dinner, or the floor does not get mopped for a few days (weeks...lol) but that is is more important to (un)wind...
I am really liking these ads for some reason, and I am not a TV ad junkie kinda gal. lol But the message there is solid and (un)deniable.... we do need more (un) in our life.
So what things do we need to (un) up in our day to day routines?? that will make our lives less (un)comfortable and more (un)deniably wonderful lol ...
see I am liking the (un)'s
Is it ok to sometimes say well I am sorry, but I am (un)able to do that.....and more importantly be (un)affected by that choice.
Can we just let ourselves be (un)armed and let go....and not have to have everything planned and in order...
I certainly do not think that that is (un)attainable :) In fact I think it is definitely not (un)relalistic to want that for ourselves sometimes.
If we have learned this behaviour of always having to DO, can it be (un)learned?
I do think this could (un)lock some of the daily stresses if we just let go sometimes and be a little more (un)neurotic lol Because are we really being the best we can when we are (un)rested, (un)happy and (un)fulfilled?
So here is to getting some more (un) in your life. I would like to be more (un) encumbered, (un)wrinked and (un)even lol just to name a few......
How about you...? What would you like to (un) ?
Think about it lol I promise it wont be to (un)comforting....
So here is to an (un)eventful Saturday , a (un)caring Sunday and a (un)Mondayitis Monday lol :) Car (ok I made unmondayitis up- sue me lol )
Today's Carsounds - www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjD29CMNux0
It took until November for our area to burst with the normal colors of October, but here they are at long last.
Finally finished my first rover for Febrovery! Is it a walker or a rover though? ;) (Thanks for the pun Zilmrud )
And finally Winter, with its bitin', whinin' wind, and all the land will be mantled with snow.
Roy Bean
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Finally got close to the red boat, after 4 years of failed promises to self. I will be back, and I hope soon. Bitten by the red boat bug,and now I hardly think I'd stay away so long. I intend to get even closer, because I won't be barefooted next time. Them stones felt like a Chinese foot massage on my soles.
Meanwhile, this shot is given the HDR treatment.
Lilette Point, Carriacou, Grenada Grenadines (Caribbean)
FINALLY got a good show. It was a bit of a blunder... I drove to a place 30 minutes outside of Reykjavík and got there as the lights were starting up but then I realized the battery wasn't in the camera :/ so I had to make my bf meet me half way back to bring it and then drive back. Fortunately, the lights appeared in several waves so I still ended up getting some good photos, although of course the part I missed on camera was the best one...
This beauty sometimes shows up at Janice's just before dawn just long enough to prepare for the day with a quick session in the bird bath...I finally managed to get there early enough to see him!
Finally, last Sunday made it up to my friend's cabin in the
Adirondacks. Home now.
This was the view from the front of the cabin as morning lit up the forest, the forest lit the water and it was a dreamy, luminous green world.
I have been to this location three times and was finally treated with a colorful sunset, persistence does pay off. Saddle Tor, Dartmoor
Horses waiting for their suppliment feed before the Roans arrive, Winter grass has no nutrician at present. Cody left caught coming to a sudden stop
I've been waiting a long time for a really good opportunity to photograph this bird, a species that lives in my neighborhood but is one of the rarer visitors to the yard. Finally I got my shot when I came home from work today and--seeing a lot of activity--decided to spend some time yardbirding. This sapsucker came down to the fountain about three meters from me and spent several minutes bathing and looking right at me without any apparent concern. Aside from identifying a new species in the yard (I'm talkin to you, pileated woodpecker), nothing could have been better. Red-breasted sapsucker, backyard Olympia.
Visiting a friend yesterday. I had the opportunity to try out his Nikon Z9 professional digital camera with a 500 Nikon prime lens. A new experience with this big and heavy lens. At that moment a squirrel appeared in the garden. Really great and amazing. As a result with a great photo I believe. Thanks for the opportunity, Hermann!
Finally finished up with the Easter cat toys I've been working on for the past week or so and to celebrate I figured I'd throw together one last photo before I pass them to my Mom for one of the cat rescue group she supports to use as a fundraiser.
Pattern I used for the crochet bunnies: here
Pattern for the crochet carrots in the foreground: here
Hope everyone is doing well and staying safe.
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Finally, in this short series… this is the view from Montacute House of the North Garden, which is bordered by clipped yew trees.
What’s interesting about this is the fact that the footprint of a parterre has been superbly mown into the lawn, creating an echo of the Tudor layout of this space.
The National Trust describe Montacute House, in Somerset, as “a statement of wealth and power, designed to impress both passing visitor and local villager”. Well, it’s certainly that.
The house and gardens were completed in 1601 by Sir Edward Phelips, a successful lawyer who, having made his fortune, turned to politics. He was involved in the trial of Sir Walter Raleigh in 1603, and he opened the prosecution against Guy Fawkes in 1606 when he was Speaker of the House of Commons. He died in 1614.
Finally got my own Logo Hat and Hoody. Never too old to wear them. Being in my young 70's of age they are the new teenage years. national geographic Your Shot wouldn't post their Iconic log hat to my UK address so I made up my own Logo and here it is BjT (my initials) My Shot. Well if I couldn't have Your Shot I was going to have My Shot on my hat and hoody! oh and it was embroidered too by a UK company. Awesome gear!
Barred Owl with wild caught rodent. Cold outing today waiting for some owl huntin action. It paid off in the end.
this was taken far away from my home- in Canada. I had a chance to give a workshop in Quebec last summer. I really enjoyed it and now finally found some time to edit some photos