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After a lull in the action, Union 76 Crew shoved Caboose-first around the corner with the afternoon slab train to Irvin Works, seen here as they near the crest of the grade at Dravosburg.
First West Yorkshire "Bradford" YJ09OCD 37732 seen coming into Bradford Interchange on service 617 to Holme Wood
First Congregational Church is at the corner of State and High Streets in Mendon, Illinois in Adams County. Here is a brief history of the church.
February 20, 1833, The First Congregational of Mendon was organized. This was the First Congregational Fellowship organized in Illinois. Most of the charter members were from Guilford, Connecticut.
First West Yorkshire "Bradford" YJ08GVE 37071 seen coming into Bradford Interchange on service 72 from Leeds
BNSF 4327 leads a train up BNSF main 1 at first light as the sun's light paints the landscape on a mid-December morning in Cajon Pass.
©2006, Ken Szok. All rights reserved.
Black Darter (Sympetrum danae) - freshly-emerged from yesterday.
After three weeks inside we decided to venture out again and take advantage of the good weather. I had a few locations in mind, starting with my favourite spot for Black Darters and Common Emeralds.
The latter were surprisingly few & far between but we didn't have to wait long to see the first immature S. Danae followed by several more. However the highlight was this still very fresh emergent crawling up the juncea.
The first I've seen and although I had a hunch it could only be S. danae I did ask a trusted source to confirm. What an absolute delight. One of those rare moments which are even more special in these restricted times.
First South Yorkshire "South Yorkshire Transport" YN58ETY 37529 seen coming onto Arundel Gate, Sheffield on service 51 to Lodge Moor
This is my first click exactly a year ago after a instant technical training about Nikon D3200 @ Camera.lk
Happily celebrating 1st anniversary with my dearest Nikon D3200 :)
First Manchester "Bee Network" BL65YZG 39240 seen on New Bailey Street, Salford on Vantage V2 to Central Manchester Hospitals
First 69837 (HY09 AUW) a Volvo/Wright Eclipse Urban, is photographed along Town Quay, Southampton on it`s designated route 3 service, seen heading to Lordshill via the City Centre.
20th October 2018
The winter storms were hard on the hardiest of plants, the ones that call the sandy, salty beach home. Having seen the waves and high tides flatten the dunes where these plants grow, I wasn't expecting to see them again.
I underestimated them. Their roots must run much, much deeper than I thought they did. Now that it's May, the sand verbena and other beach plants are back, bigger and better than ever.
Ocean Park, Washington.
First Bradford 5629 (R629 JUB) a Volvo Olympian/Royale turns up at Leeds Bus Station with an X6 service back in August 2000
First Manchester BL65OXT 39247 seen on Oxford Road, Manchester on Vantage V1 to Central Manchester Hospitals
This is the last image from this little series. I probably posted more of these than I should have, but I had a lot of fun shooting them and I don't often photograph close to home, so I indulged myself. Thank you for all the favs and comments.
A few weeks ago we got the first snow of the year in Toronto. It was the most perfect kind of snow - the kind that sits on the trees like icing sugar. Because the snow came a bit early, and because our Fall was a bit late, there were still a lot of leaves on the trees and bushes. It made for some wonderfully unique and colourful winter scenes that were a lot of fun to photograph.
Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
On my recent trip to Dead Horse Point in Utah, I got up before sunrise so I could hurry to the overlook.
It was an amazing sunrise, and I found this wonderful old pine tree ready to greet the first rays of the day.
No doubt it had seen many.many more than I had, and will probably outlast me too!
I will never tire of the desert southwest, and might even move there in the not too distant future.
The Montana winters just aren't fun anymore!
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This was our reason for exploring this canyon. I knew it was fenced off before we started off on the hike. I'm always disappointed being denied access, but the truth of the matter is, in this case, it's probably best. People clambering all over the structure will just be detrimental to its health.
Corkscrew Canyon
Death Valley National Park