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Especially for Bryan and Kim - yet another view of the remarkable sight seen at Fairford during the Saturday of RIAT 2019 where British Airways 'BOAC retro liveried' Boeing 747-400 G-BYGC flew in formation with the nine BAE Systems Hawk T.1's of the Royal Air Force 'Red Arrows' aerobatic team
Painted to celebrate British Airways Centenary it was perhaps also fitting that the 'Reds' were performing their final 2019 UK Airshow display weekend before embarking on an extensive North American tour
Here, the formation runs back in for the second and final pass, while just out of shot, a tenth Red Arrow's Hawk acted as photo-ship
Interestingly, apart from the photo-ship having a photographer aboard, unusually, three of the other nine Reds had back-seaters as well
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This was a photo of test fitting some pieces with tape. Working late at night with only a desk lamp!
Not spending a day in revenue service other than as a protect unit since coming onto the NJ Transit system in the 1990s, it is quite odd to see GP40-2 4300 on the east end of a revenue train. Pictured is the 4300 east out on train 1225 as it heads westbound over the Ridgewood crew team practicing in the Passaic River in Lyndhurst, NJ.
So I will admit, I am not the best or one for doing scenes when I blog. I actually use to try to go find fitting sims to do shoots on, but the backdrop industry has made things a bit easier on me, and I don't even do that as much anymore.
I did really want to try this time, as I had some cute stuff from the enchantment hunt and this round of enchantment itself.
So here I am making this awesome(for me) scene.
Then it gets to the point where I can start making my fairy girl. Up, totally can do this. Boom Boom Boom, outfit!
Then I look at it, and my head was like yay cute fairy stuff, but my brain was like goth goth goth.
I had goth mode still activated!
I guess there will be two posts now, cause this girl needs her own shoot, haha.
I just thought I'd share with you all what sometimes happens with us bloggers, and heck, even Designers, when we try to make a certain type of thing happen, but your head and brain go in different directions.
What beautiful mistakes we make!
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Daisy and me in a Belk Department Store fitting room today. Daisy acted as my fitting room attendant for the day, as I needed to find a nice semi formal outfit for a wedding I will be attending in October. (One of my nieces is getting married in Tennessee.) So we spent the day making the rounds, trying to find the perfect dress. It's so nice having Daisy to help me in the dressing rooms. Not too long ago, I would've been totally on my own...but not anymore. 😉
Another from the Shard showing the business side of things and the players in town!
Thought this worked well in Mono. Best viewed (L)arge.
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In this post I shared some photos of an old friend who passed away in November of last year: flic.kr/p/2rJoYJm
Father Mike Leckie was a catholic priest, a fireman, a lifelong railfan, a professional railroader latter in life, and a friend to all...and is dearly missed. A couple months after his passing the Old Colony and Newport Railway, where he had volunteered for decades, ran a private chartered trip as a memorial for his friends and family to share stories and camaraderie. The museum group borrowed Newport and Narragansett 65-tonner number 66 and former BC Rail Budd RDC BC-15, the latter of which was adorned with a special drum head for the occasion which was then donated to his surviving sisters after our trip. It was a fun trip full of smiles and memories and Mike sure would have liked it.
At our turnaround point we performed a photo runby and posed our little train in the backyards south of the Bristol Ferry Road crossing. This is about MP 10.8 on the state owned Newport Secondary which would have been MP 19.2 as measured from Myricks and the junction with the New Bedford mainline back in PC and early CR days.
Rising beyond is the Mount Hope Bridge. Opened in 1929, it is a two-lane suspension bridge spanning the Mount Hope Bay at one of the narrowest gaps in Narragansett Bay. The bridge connects the towns of Portsmouth and Bristol and is part of Route 114. Its towers are 285 feet tall, the length of the main span is 1,200 feet, and it offers 135 feet of clearance over high water with a total length of 6,130 feet.
This location is so named because prior to the opening of the bridge a ferry operated here having started all the way back in 1640 I the early colonial days. In the 19th century it had both rail and trolley connections and continued in service almost three centuries until finally becoming obsolete when this span opened to traffic. To learn more here's a neat blog: portsmouthhistorynotes.com/tag/bristol-ferry-area/
BC-15 is a Budd RDC-1 blt. Feb. 1957 as Canadian National D102 and later VIA 6102. NNB 66 is a GE 65-tonner, was built in 1943 and was most recently numbered USN 65-00566 where it served with a sister unit at the Portsmouth Navy Yard until being replaced with a trackmobile several years ago. In 2024 she and sister unit USN 65-00308, two years her junior, were purchased by Eric Moffett and trucked to Rhode Island with the the 65-00308 being assigned to the Seaview Railroad freight operations at Quonset Business Park. She wears a sharp paint scheme applied just last year and the logo for the Grand Bellevue Dinner Train for which it is the regular power.
Portsmouth, Rhode Island
Saturday January 17, 2026
I saw this door fitting assembly at a farm when hiking in Bad Mitterndorf. This funny guy must have seen many people come and go...
The most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched, they must be felt with the heart.
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The last sunny and warm weekend of the year in Switzerland, didn’t go to waste. We visited a small but very charming city called Thun. It is a municipality in the canton of Bern. It is located where the River Aar flows out of Lake Thun (Thunersee), 30 km south of Bern.
A beautiful place where you can really spend a sunny day like this and it was only one and a half hour drive from our home. It was hard to find a fitting title for this one .. it has everything of what nature has to offer ..
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Royal Navy Doterel-class composite wooden hull and iron frame vessel was built at Sheerness Royal Dockyard and is now part of National Historic Fleet. It has two-cylinder horizontal compound-expansion steam engine of 1,107-ihp, supplied by three cylindrical boilers
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This is a lovely long cool dress which exposes my back to the sun. I just need to choose the right bra for it, or maybe wear a swimsuit underneath, to ask for help spreading sunscreen and, last but not least, to find the sunshine from a week ago. Oh, where did it go?
I try to create harmonious fittings that tell
an interesting story.
And fittings appear everywhere, in every possible way —
matching colors and shapes, textures and surfaces, movements
and gestures. You can find fittings in everything.
And sometimes I manage to step outside my usual points of view —
those automatic ones I’ve grown used to,
the ones that run my life.
And then I can see interesting fittings even in places
where before there was no chance I would have seen them.
Correspondances
J’essaie de créer des correspondances harmonieuses qui racontent
une histoire intéressante.
Et les correspondances apparaissent partout, de toutes les manières —
associer des couleurs et des formes, des matières et des textures,
des mouvements et des gestes. On peut trouver des correspondances
dans toute chose.
Et parfois, j’arrive à sortir de mes points de vue habituels —
ceux, automatiques, auxquels je suis habitué,
ceux qui dirigent ma vie.
Alors, je peux voir des correspondances intéressantes même dans des endroits
où auparavant je n’aurais jamais pu les voir.
Wings of the Tropics, Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden, Coral Gables, FL
I thought this would be fitting for Friday. Happy Feathery Friday! TGIF! :-)
Mk IV DVT 82213 is seen with its front end partially disassembled with another Mk IV vehicle alongside in the Back Fitting Shop.
Taken during a fabulous Northern Diesel Photo Charters charity photoshoot at Neville Hill Depot.
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A male Cardinal on our bird feeder with this nice Cardinal barn quilt plaque we have on our garage as a fitting backdrop!
Hl. Geist Kirche München - 100 Jahre Patrona Bavariae - Videomapping auf den Altar by Genelabo
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There was a point in my life when I instinctively held the camera in a vertical orientation. No doubt the portrait mode does seem to fit some subjects better than others. But going back through my photos from the past few years, I notice that I hardly ever use it anymore. Most every photo I shoot nowadays is horizontal. Could be in part due to the DSLR camera. It just feels more balanced and comfortable holding it that way. Posting images to Flickr is also a contributing factor because of the way vertical photos are reduced to match the height of the horizontal ones. So when you do post a vertical photo amid a sea of horizontal shots, it looks tiny. With that in mind I thought it might be fun to go back into portrait mode for a few days so that the vertical shots will appear along side one another.
Statues and figurines are often best framed in vertical format. It's just a better way to fill the frame. This little statute stands over the grave of a child. It's one of those things that defies logic in that it is still intact after a hundred plus years. The upward pointing arm is looking a bit worse for the wear and I expect to find it missing next time I visit.
Simple and unassuming from the outside, this building is a beautiful space that opens around you, while the varnished cardboard supports gently warm the soft white light filtering in from above. The furniture and fittings are simple, yet clever and versatile.
I love this dress on Daisy. So much so that I got her a couple more in different colors. Like so many other dresses in her wardrobe, it fits as if it was made for her.
Hmmm...what is that word for when off the rack clothes seem to fit a person perfectly practically every time?? Ahh yes....that word would be "Irritating". 😜💋