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LMS black 5 5025 is seen arriving into Boat of Garten with an Aviemore - Broomhill train. The Speyside Express headboard and easten lamps formed a recreation of an excursion train which 5025 hauled during the pioneering years of the Strathspey Railway
A five car formation of DMU vehicles is seen on Kelling Heath, forming the 1637 Sheringham to Holt. Friday of the North Norfolk Railway's Rails and Ales Weekend.
Wow, what is going on with the weather at the moment? I had to shelter for around 45 mins before the skies cleared and I could get this shot. 10 minutes later it was pouring! At least it makes for some interesting skies :-)
Have a great weekend everyone, and if you're in England, don't get too wet :-)
Lots of cold and rain lately so no new material :( Time to browse the archives ^^
The resting moments of the Whimbrel from The Big Pose. Cheers everyone.
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Portugal - Oeiras - Paço de Arcos
Whimbrel (Numenius Phaeopus)
Maçarico Galego (Numenius Phaeopus)
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The love of my life, five years old now.
I know I'm really behind with uploads but we just got our net back so prepare to be spammed ;)
Anyways, I've wanted to post this for quite a while.
Happy Birthday Athena
Photograph Taken September 10, 2012
Note To Self: Cheeseburger = Double Patty.
Everything means everything; All the way means just the toppings listed in black on their menu.
When one kid gets some face time on Flickr, the others want theirs.
I've tried to teach my kids to handle critters rarely (which the one pictured here doesn't like) and, when actually handling, as gently as possible, minimizing capture anxiety and physical injury. When my daughter initially caught five-lined skinks, they'd always detach their tails in response to the rough handling. As you can see here, she's learned to be a bit more gentle, although at least half of the skinks still leave their encounters with her without their tails.
Lettres emblématiques de Montréal, ne pas confondre avec une distillerie d'un célèbre Bourbon ... ici elles annoncent une usine de ...
Five lives converge on this narrow stage,
A sidewalk symphony of the modern age.
Each step a note in the day's grand score,
A dance of humanity, forever more.
Double-Five. © Copyright 2012 G Dan Mitchell – all rights reserved.
Stenciled numbers on a weathered wall next to a roll-up door.
Weathered, decaying subjects and subjects with strong patterns attract me, and this one works on both counts. I photographed it a few years ago while wandering around in San Francisco and poking my camera into odd little corners and alleys. This is in a shoreline area that was once a location of true maritime industry, but which is today much like the rest of San Francisco — in other words a place for small offices, start-ups, restaurants and similar enterprises.
The stenciled numbers did catch my attention when I first saw this little scene. Initially I think that their weathered character may have been responsible. But more recently I have wondered about them. Do they still mean something or are they now remnants divorced from an earlier context? Is the message “5” or is it “55?” And what, if anything, is the relationship between the two different fonts used?
G Dan Mitchell is a California photographer and visual opportunist. His book, “California’s Fall Color: A Photographer’s Guide to Autumn in the Sierra” is available from Heyday Books and Amazon.
Dearest sweetest Louis ready for his 5th birthday.
Cat treats and/or dog bones being served to all his Flickr pals. ;-)
Come on over!
What a wonderful birthday surprise!! Explore #81, 5/14/12
Etxalar, Navarra, España.
Etxalar localidad situada al norte de Navarra, en el límite occidental del Pirineo, a unos 25 km del mar Cantábrico, conforma junto con Arantza, Igantzi, Lesaka y Bera la comarca de las Cinco Villas. Son bellos pueblos que tienen en común su categoría histórica de villas y su carácter marcado por la proximidad a la frontera francesa y la existencia de ferrerías entre los siglos XVI y XIX.
Enmarcada entre montañas y verdes prados, cuenta con una interesante y cuidada arquitectura popular, que le ha valido el Premio Nacional de Turismo para embellecimiento y mejora de los pueblos. Sus casas de los siglos XVI y XVII, de amplias dimensiones y edificadas en sillería, cuentan con balcones realizados en madera. Destaca la torre medieval de Gaztelu, que llegó a ser casa de armas del reino. No puedes perderte una visita a las estelas de la Iglesia de la Asunción. En su exterior, se pueden contemplar los restos de un antiguo cementerio con estelas discoideas labradas a partir del siglo XVII. Se trata de monumentos funerarios de piedra formados por un disco y un pie trapezoidal que, clavado sobre la tumba, recordaba a un difunto.
Etxalar locality located to the north of Navarra, in the western limit of the Pyrenees, about 25 km from the Cantabrian Sea, together with Arantza, Igantzi, Lesaka and Bera forms the region of the Five Villas. They are beautiful villages that have in common their historical category of villas and their character marked by the proximity to the French border and the existence of ironworks between the sixteenth and nineteenth centuries.
Framed between mountains and green meadows, it has an interesting and careful popular architecture, which has earned it the National Tourism Award for beautification and improvement of the villages. Its houses of the 16th and 17th centuries, of large dimensions and built in masonry, have balconies made of wood. The medieval tower of Gaztelu stands out, which became the house of arms of the kingdom. You cannot miss a visit to the steles of the Church of the Assumption. Outside, you can see the remains of an old cemetery with discoid steles carved from the seventeenth century. These are funerary stone monuments formed by a disk and a trapezoidal foot that, nailed to the grave, reminded of a deceased.