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Quebec Gatineau is supposed to receive five ex-BNSF SD70MACs and they took delivery of the first three last December. Here two of them and an SD40-2 (QGRY 4015, QGRY 4016 & QGRY 3334) back into a siding off CP's Adriondack Sub to pick up the first grain train of the season for Quebec City (they seem to be relegated to trail only for now). The conductor has just thrown the switch.
For the number crunchers:
QGRY 4015, ex-BNSF 8839
QGRY 4016, ex-BNSF 8860
Let this picture from last spring serve as a warning. Before you know it, it will be spring again. There will be more Canada geese!
Nisqually NWR
(Yet) another wobbly to amuse you tonight :)
I’ve taken this gate before (non-wobbled). It’s to be found on one of my local walks where the path follows the bottom of the woods. Because the get is at right angles to the path (which passes to the left) and it looks across the valley to the hills beyond there is always some interesting backlight looking out from the dark of the path.
This is the sort of subject that tends to work quite well as an ICM. In spite of the abstraction you can still see what it is.
So I just had to take a wobbly of it for my 100x project which is on the downward slope to the finish now (though you may have been thinking that we've been going downhill for a while ;) ). It's been taken with a bit of jiggle and over-sharpened as usual to get the lines, but lowered Clarity to add too the smoothness - not quite the contradiction it seems :)
This sounds like just the sort of place alcoholics would meet, but I never see any. Very strange!
Thanks for taking a look. Hope you enjoy it. Happy 100x :)
The ship on the obverse side of Canada's ten cent coin is the famous racing/fishing schooner the Bluenose.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bluenose
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[SAC] Five-Seven Pistol (TMD)
Sintiklia - Hair Aether (CYBER Fair)
[MJN] Alien Vibes Glasses (CYBER Fair)
*ZEROICHI* C ZONE (CYBER Fair)
R2LX Hayato
Almost there... HAPPY NEW YEAR.
Like I wrote before...
Once I was also a beginner, this is one of my 'earlier' images, developed and printed in the wet darkroom.. yes, photographers used to do it in the dark, LOL...
I wish you ALL good health for 20018, good light and ever-charged batteries...
thank you, M, (*_*)
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Dans le Vieux-Port de Montréal
In the Old Port of Montreal
Five Rose Flour est une marque de farine canadienne appartenant à l'origine à la Lake of the Woods Milling Company en 1888.
Five Rose Flour is a Canadian brand of flour originally owned and established by the Lake of the Woods Milling Company in 1888.
Minobusan Kuonji Temple
Five-storied pagoda
身延山久遠寺・五重塔
It is a five-storied pagoda of Kuonji Temple.
The original pagoda was built in 1618,
but it disappeared many times due to lightning strikes, etc.
This pagoda was restored in 2008.
久遠寺の五重塔です。
最初は1618年に建設されたようですが、
落雷等で何度も消失し、
2008年に復元されたものとなります。
Minobucho, Yamanashi pref, Japan
Three of the Five Sisters of Kintail. Taken from the old military road, a mountain pass over Mam Ratagan to Glenelg. If your a Munroe bagger then you got three right here. Another from last October. The low light, autumnal colours, moody clouds and contours were the focus for this one!
"It is only necessary to make war with five things; with the maladies of the body, the ignorances of the mind, with the passions of the body, with the seditions of the city and the discords of families." -Pythagoras
I took the photo from a cliff. You can go down it using a long stone staircase called five hundred steps.
# #landscape #travel #traveling #Cliff #sunset
Seen along Halsey street in Northeast Portland. Photo taken for Crazy Tuesday: Repeating Objects. HCT everyone!
And for Tree-mendous Tuesday. HTmT everyone!
Wrapping up my random mode archive dive and starting a new set with this moldy oldie. The new set will be photos of multiple (at least two) subjects.
This is a seventeen-year-old image taken with my first digital SLR. One of my first moose encounters. We found them in the Bighorn National Forest, Northern Wyoming.
It was getting late by the time the five Iroquoise tribe warriors headed out across the plain on foot, and they pulled their buffalo hide furs tight over their shoulders against the bitter wind to their front. Their heads were down, and they were, for the main part, quiet as they wished they were back in the warmth of their teepees, cuddled up against the bare warm skin of their squaws. Nope, they were agreed, it hadn't been worth it, now they had such a harsh journey home. The dance routines had been great, and they had hollered and yelled with the crowd as they raved about on top of the seating. But nothing bettered their own rave at home, round the camp fire, sparks and cinders jumping into the night air as they danced below the full moon. No, perhaps they were too old now they surmised, to be drawn to the big lights of the white men's den. They definitely wouldn't bother to go to another Taylor Swift gig.
Well, what do you see in the dark and light sands of Fascadale Bay