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With towering bins of every shape, size, make and model, EIRR's East Belt job is approaching the end of the line in Newdale, ID. The two units tasked with plowing the line open earlier in the day are now in charge of a small train of 7 or so cars. At a glance you would think this location would drum up significant business, but that is rarely the case. The main customer, a fresh pack potato shipper to the right of the frame, maybe ships a few reefers a month. Grain is even more sparse. Customer service is impressive for this local shortline. The day before this picture was taken 2 company trucks had gotten stuck attempting to reopen the line with the plow train. This day was more successful. I think most modern RR management would have the words "ABANDON" ringing viciously in their heads.
After spotting the empties, they will return light power back to at least Ririe, ID. From this location, the other EIRR job on the Yellowstone line could be heard chirping away.. I decided to drive West to see if I could intercept them back to Idaho Falls.
Been chasing this guy for months but he's always been too far, even with my telephoto. Finally, as I walked out the door to the deck, there he was, as close as he's ever been on a bush branch, seemingly ready for his close up.
LewDie is proud to finally release the Rigged Bento and BOM Muscle arms made specially for the Female Legacy body!
Come with 2 muscle materials!
Only on Marketplace currently:
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- Original Sized Muscle Arms (No alpha HUD)
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- Slim Sized Muscle Arms (No alpha HUD)
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- Materials and no alpha layers HUD
- Experimental Materials + Alpha Layers HUD
- Muscle Reflection (Height highlight) and Ambient Occlusion BOM layers
- Muscle Reflection (Height highlight) and Ambient Occlusion Textures
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DISCLAIMER:
Because of a few current Second Life limitations in the Rendering department, you WILL see some horizontal seams on the Experimental versions due to the material splitting so they'd work with the Alpha HUD. That is why I made 2 versions for each arm. One with and one without alpha divisions.
This issue will be fixed once PBR comes out and the new rendering system is introduced.
The Slim version is made for both those who think the original size is too large and to better fit clothes.
This is my hand
Take it now it’s yours to keep
These are my eyes
Look into them and you’ll see
How a rainbow needs the rain
Or it will never shine again
It’s the same for you and me
These are my footsteps
Falling surely next to yours
This is the moment
That we’ve been waiting for
It’s our story now to tell
Raise the curtain, ring the bell
And open up the doors
Hey, altogether we will be
We’re forever you and me
Hey, the sun will show us where to go
Love will give us heart and soul
And take us home
These are my arms
Come to them when you’re cold
This is my shoulder
Rest your head and dream of home
For there’ll be nights and there’ll be days
It seems a long, long ways away
But we’ll make it now I know
After spending most of the day sitting on the main & even having a yard crew use for a little to switch the train, M841 departs Etowah with the 3194 on the point. 9-18-22
Storm Jocelyn passed through yesterday and Rob and I decided to head west to find some post-storm light. With the wind dying down around midday it was disappointing to find most of Inverpolly and Assynt blanketed in low, grey clouds. We eventually broke through the clag heading north to Stoer Point where it was almost a blue-sky day at the lighthouse. After a while having some fun capturing the stormy seas we again reversed course and headed back into a still cloudy Assynt to some potential sunset locations. We had spotted these oft photographed islands in Loch Assynt on the way up and liked the way the islands were pretty much submerged by the high water so it was great to see a glimse of the sun as it finally broke below the cloud and 10 minutes later, disappear behind the hills. This is a 3 image exposure blend to deal with the extreme dynamic range.
Dudes, I'm seriously glad Ezra & Aria are no more. They got annoying. I ship most of the ships on Pretty Little Liars and shit, but NOT them.
I blame fanfic.
Anyway, now that I'm done with my very short rant, I'm going to ask you guys a question...
What's your favorite PLL couple? I seriously want to know. xD I'm just curious.
My favorite is probably Lucas/Hanna right now... or Wilden/Hanna... or Sean/Hanna. Hanna's my favorite, obviously.
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Had the chance to finally get to visit the well known Ice caves in south Iceland.
I was expecting waterfalls, giant caves but it's just the beginning of the season for ice caving and right now the big caves are not really secure places to go...
Then, we still had the luck, in the middle of a giant storm, to visit the small but beautiful northern lights ice cave...
such lights, reflections, colours, harmony in this space!
If you visit Iceland in winter, I warmly recommend you to visit these caves in south iceland area close to the famous glacier lagoon Jökulsárlón, and don't hesitate to take the photographer's tour, longer and made for taking pictures!
The whole set of photographs is there on my Behance Portfolio: Northern lights ice cave
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Finally with all of our slow pace, we reached the top of the building.
Having zero interest in day time photography can be difficult. Darkness and quiet can be hard to navigate in; every movement makes a noise, every step needs careful thought. It also leads to a lot of jealousy. Photographers who get to enjoy the freedom of the day can get spectacular shots that are difficult to capture at night.
Years ago, I saw a shot some urbex-person had taken of himself right here. Ever since I have wanted to be there myself, to try and better him.
So, it was a huge sense of achievement that washed over me. And what a sight, too- the huge roofs, damaged beyond repair with nature bursting through every seam.
Whilst the cement works have been visited many times, it can't be said that many of them were at 2am. I think these shots at least partly set me apart from everyone else. I hope so.
As always, I'm interested in interacting with photographers on social media... Facebook or Twitter
From my recent trip to Northern California.
San Francisco, California, USA
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Finally some flowers are starting to make an appearance in the garden. Just a few crocus and a couple of snowdrops so far but I know that soon the daffs and tulips will follow and I can't wait!
Took longer than expected to get it done. An Ileus sent me to hospital. Doctors suggested that I should rest a couple of weeks afterwards.
Dropped out t Killalea reserve to see the art installations today ... some great works on display I thought I'd share my interpretation of them..
I spy the snowman sitting on the table in the backyard. Last week this was all covered. We have a mess with the melting too. Gone thru allot of rock salt and using the chipper to divert water flows. Never seen it so bad. But for a few days it feels good to see some of it MELT.
Finally caught sight of me. I am on an unused road below a busy highway - a driver on the highway caught sight of me standing there with tripod taking pictures of the mountain goats and was so intrigued he decided to stop on the side of the highway (there is no side btw only a barrier) exit his car (which is now sticking over the inside lane) with his tripod and camera and start to descend a brushy rocky hill to join me. I told him he shouldn't park on that highway and to take the previous exit - I packed up before he reached me in disgust for the danger he was creating. I think this goat saw it too. His expression says "WFT!!!!"
Until today I had NOTHING on the walls.
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Finally managed to grab a photograph of single deck 162 which has also received its new madder and white livery.
Lothian 162 seen at the bottom of The Mound whilst working its usual service 42 to Davidson's Mains. 21st November 2016.
February 27, 2015
"Time flies over us, but leaves its shadow behind." - Nathaniel Hawthorne
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Finally made it to the end of this insane week. The fast pace and chaotic mood that started Monday didn't taper off as the week continued and up until quitting time today things were piling up and getting left behind as more pressing matters would arise.
Fingers crossed that with a few of the key players of the office away next week I'll have the chance to catch up, because honestly when it was time to leave I just locked up and walked away. I was not staying late on Friday.
When I shot my photo on Monday, I figured I'd end the week with this, and as the madness continued to build the more suiting this seemed to become. Also, as a side note; for anyone wanting to try this, be warned, writing with beans can be a pain and a little time consuming!
Hope everyone has had a good day.
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My passiflora were growing lush vines all summer but only now decided to bloom in purple and pink...