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We had my little five-year-old granddaughter stay with us at our holiday home in Cornwall for 10 days in August, and we had a wonderful time finding places that weren't full of visitors. This is at Lerryn, a delightful little riverside village a few miles south of Lostwithiel in Cornwall. She didn't catch any fish but had a lovely time trying to.
Lonnie: I say, I say, I say!
Les: Not you again!
Lonnie: My dustbin's absolutely full with toadstools.
Les: How do you know it's full?
Lonnie: 'Cause there's not mushroom inside.
Lonnie Donegan
April 2022
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numbers @ the river site - In fact there is no five and I have no idea why there is a cross instead. Anyone … ???
Control Point 518 marks the spot where Norfolk Southern's Chicago Line meets their former Chicago Junction line to Ashland Avenue Yard, from where this intermodal train originated. SD70M-2 2745 leads now-rebuilt standard cab C40-9 number 8805 (this was back in 2015) through the steep and sharp connector onto the Chicago Line.
Back in the day, this was an extremely busy and complicated place, with main lines of the Pennsy and Chicago & Western Indiana running parallel with multiple tracks each- the latter hosted trains of the GTW, Monon, Erie, C&EI and Wabash at this location (today, the only passenger services using this corridor are Metra's Southwest Service and Amtrak's 'Cardinal'). The Chicago Junction at the time ducked under all of these on its way east to its Illinois Central connection at the lakefront, and if all that weren't enough, Chicago Rapid Transit's (later, briefly, CTA's) Stockyards Branch flew above everything on a truss bridge.
The industry off to the right is Jernberg Forgings, in business on the same property for something like a century plus.
ex LMS black five 44871 moves around the yard at Baron street, Bury . East Lancashire Railway . 15th March 2025
For 52 Weeks of Pix: "5"
Top: Harmony Kingdom "Pot Belly" figuries
Middle Left: Stack-o-rocks
Middle Right: Colored pencils
Bottom Left: Corks
Bottom Right: Vintage pool ball
One Of my favourite animals. Loro Parque in Tenerife Spain and the Dolphins performing and jumping. Canary Islands Spain.
The F/V Sandra Five is a commercial fishing vessel, built in 1998, that operates primarily in Alaska. It is a crabber and tender vessel known for operating in the Bering Sea.
Prompt: Create an ultra-realistic digital fine art oil painting, with light brush strokes, of the Fishing Vessel Sandra Five, accurately depicted from the reference image.
The vessel is painted in rich deep blue, with the name “SANDRA FIVE” clearly visible in bold white lettering on the bow. The superstructure is white with dark framing around the windows, and the vessel’s deck equipment and antennas are rendered in intricate, true-to-life detail.
Depict the Sandra Five navigating through the turbulent Bering Sea in the early morning light. The choppy dark-blue waves, capped with white foam, crash dynamically against the hull as the ship cuts steadily through rough water. Fine mist and sea spray rise around the bow, adding realism and energy to the scene.
In the background is the open rough Bering Sea. The sky glows with soft hues of a beautiful dawn—pale yellows, pinks, and silvers—casting subtle reflections on the vessel’s metallic surfaces and the rolling waves.
The painting should capture a cinematic, panoramic composition, emphasizing both the strength of the vessel and the vast, untamed sea around her. Every element—from the hull texture and weathered details to the delicate atmospheric lighting—must be rendered with museum-quality precision and clarity.
Style: Ultra-realistic digital fine art oil painting, Brush strokes
Lighting: Early morning, soft light with mist and reflection highlights
Mood: Determined, maritime resilience in harsh northern seas
Aspect Ratio: Wide-angle panoramic horizontal
Resolution: Ultra-high, no noise, no grain
Digital fine art was created using chatgpt Sora AI and photoshop
I couldn't find the sixth spoon so I had to go with five!
Our Daily Challenge ~ Spoon(s) ....
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