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Canadian Pacific's eastbound freight 286 rolls through Watertown, and had a repair victim in tow. I'm unsure what happened to CP 5719, but it has a rather beat up replacement radiator section and high hood end from an incident that occurred in Bensenville yard on June 4, 2020. The UP 1999 and UP 1885 were on the yard lead with a Bensenvelle to Proviso transfer, when they had a cut of cars shoved into them. The UP 1885 was nothing but parts and pieces lying around and the UP 1999 didn't look terrible, but it appears the CP took ownership of at least the 1999, or parts of it anyway, to repair it's own CP 5719. I'm not sure where it's heading for further repair, or scrap, but there was a time St Paul would have had it looking like new.
CP Train 286
CN 2946
CP 8049
NS 9580
CP 5719
DPU CP 8534
Watertown, WI.
Winter 2021
Hier gibt es fix das daylie Foto von mir extra für euch. Ratz fatz und ohne Umwege! Geht grade nicht anders. Bin einfach zu sehr beschäftigt mich über den Bundes-Horst aufzuregen. Seine vermaledeite Idee das alle Bürger die Fingerabdrücke abgeben müssen wurde im EU-Parlament durchgewunken.
Alle die sich noch an die Stasi erinnern. Noch ein paarmal schlafen und ihr sehnt euch die Zeiten wieder zurück.
Wie lange das wohl dauert bis Säuglinge einen GPS-Traker bekommen? Man kann den "Freien" Bürger schließlich gar nicht genug überwachen und Geiseln. Sonst hätten die Terroristen es doch viel zu einfach!
Ps.: Schlafen muss auch verboten werden! Statistisch ersticken mehr Menschen im Schlaaf vom eigennen Speichel als durch Terrorismus! Von Autos, Alkohol und ... und... und... was spült noch mal Steuergelder in die Staatskasse ... achja ... Tourismus fangen wir mal besser erst gar nicht an.
Argh! Nicht aufregen ... alles ganz normal ...
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If at first you don't succeed,
fix your ponytail,
and try again.
Challenge on flickr - Portrait/Sidelit
7 Days with Flickr - Monday: portraits
(photo by Freya, model Saskia)
Metal fixings including woodscrew, self tapping screw, grub screw, panel pin, machine screw and nut, wing nut, pop rivet, copper rivet, split pin, taper pin, tack, and solder. These are made of iron, steel, brass, lead, tin, copper and aluminium.
Lens Cimko M series 28mm Macro F11.
The work was at high pace to repair Notre Dame Cathedral in September, as seen with the cranes and workers in the roof.
Paris, France
Yuma Fixer-Upper
Not much left worth saving in this old dilapidated house.
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Mr Fix-it-all, sitting in a courtyard, he was reparing umbrellas and bikes - seen in Bukhara Uzbekistan.
well there's not a lot for you to give,
if you're giving in,
and there's not a lot for you to feel,
if you're not feeling it..
I got a free D90 some years ago, the back panel was broke, the screen broke, and mother board had a broken power ribbon connector. Last week I got a Parts D90 on ebay that worked but had a broken mirror box. So I took the back panel, screen and mother board and fixed the free D90, the D90 I fixed only has a little over 8,000 shutter clicks, now it should last a very long time, I hope! 😀
An old pioneer homestead ages gracefully in the heat of the Columbia River Gorge's plateau.
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When you try your best but you don't succeed
When you get what you want but not what you need
When you feel so tired but you can't sleep
Stuck in reverse
And the tears come streaming down your face
When you lose something you can't replace
When you love someone but it goes to waste
Could it be worse?
Lights will guide you home
And ignite your bones
And I will try to fix you
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Today I did some cleaning and prepping for my room to be painted and for my new wood floors to be placed in. I'm so excited! I love redecorating and my room is over-do for a makeover. I also started on my summer homework and went to the library to check out some summer reading novels.
Hope you had a wonderful Wednesday<3
ps. Sorry for doing this pose so much. I think it is my comfort pose- I just always resort back to it.
Enjoying the sunshine and hoping to get a 'clicker fix' I got a full shot of this adorable skunk that wasn't lying in the middle of the road but was enjoying the sunshine also.
I have to admit that when I got out of the car it must have startled him/her, it raised it's tail, turned around, and sprayed. It was too far away and the wind was blowing away from me, but I could smell the scent...then it completely ignored me as it found a place to lay in the sun and take a nap...lol
Was not really possible to get the good sun without the high tension wire tower. I have passed this for almost 20 yrs promising myself I would stop tp get the pic. About a week ago, I followed up. I never go by when I don't imagine what it would be like to buy it and fix it up.
I'm always amazed by how even the ugliest subject can look incredibly beautiful when viewed at just the right angle... and in just the right light! There is hope for me yet! ;)
I'd really like to thank Daleen and Schalk Engelbrecht for inviting me to waffle-on about my fun-times while photographing the Knysna forests at your George Camera Club's AGM last night... and for accommodating me in your amazing Fancourt home! Your generosity during the past 24 hours was appreciated more than you could ever imagine! Thanks also for showing me some really cool stuff today, most of which I would probably never have found by myself. Like this stunning little fix-me-upper in the tiny, miniscule (no-horse) town called "Herold"... which I never even knew existed before today!?
Just a touch of plaster and a lick of paint... then this scene would to be perfect... right?
Nope... in my opinion... this scene is absolutely perfect exactly as it is!