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In April 1978, Illinois Central Gulf 8164 & 5050 and GM&O 630 are seen with a string of boxcars in tow. Two fresh-looking Chessie system boxcars and an eight door 86' Grand Trunk boxcar trail behind the power as they pass a partially snow-covered field.
The 8164, a GP10, was eventually sold to the US Army and renumbered to 1872. 5050, a GE U33C, was scrapped in mid-1984. GM&O 630, a GP35, made its way to the Paducah & Louisville Railway and was eventually scrapped in 1996.
Unknown photographer or location, Greg Kozlick collection.
Takes us back to January of 2006. We are on CP T-291 with traffic ahead. Shortly we will eaze on down to the rips for a crew change. This BNSF stack train is one of several that we met between St. Croix and St. Paul.
CP T-291 St. Paul, MN 2016-01
a westbound UP stack passes under the new-ish-at-the-time signal bridge at yuba gap on the fabled donner pass line over the northern sierra nevada mountains of california
Van Nelle factory, Rotterdam, The Netherlands.
Design: Brinkman & Van der Vlugt in cooperation with civil engineer J.G. Wiebenga (1925).
Restoration design (1999): Wessel de Jonge Architects (WDJA).
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Van_Nelle_Factory
Transparent photograph on one of the windows at the Van Nelle factory. Female workers packaging tea of coffee, and one male supervisor.
This was part of a Van Nelle exhibition, that unfortunately never opened.
A Union Pacific transfer freight switches out several different variants of freight rolling stock out of the east end of Bensenville Yard. The power of this train included UP GP40-2 1367 and UP SD40-2 rebuild 1755. The editing process for this photo took a while but I tried to make this photo somewhat look like a visionary flashback, similar to the flashback moments shown in some television shows.
Franklin Park IL.
9/27/2015
New Pinky:st figures arrive!
Well, new to me. They're actually nearly twenty years old.
This is my first new-to-me Pinky Street figure purchase in a long, long time.
I never had the Go! Go! box set, as it was always too expensive and hard to find back in the day. The seller indicated that the open box Tenjou Tenge figure was missing a part, but the part is actually in the box attached to the doll body. The seller also included a cute littleTokyo Swallows baseball-themed Omiyage Danboard minifig.
Additionally, I placed the eBay order Monday afternoon, and the parcel arrived from Japan via FedEx on Wednesday afternoon. That's kinda mind-blowing. FedEx doesn't even deliver domestic (in country) parcels that quickly.
It's pretty fun to have a Pinky Street figure parcel arrive in the mail once again!
30 October - A Doll A Day 2024
I just took a picture of this clock a friend Paul LeBreton made for me after I won "Best in Canada" and $2,000.00 from Sooters in Winnipeg, Manitoba This is going back close to 20 years. Picture was taken in Robertville on the Millstream River .
rossanaf.net/component/k2/item/221-flashback
They say a picture is worth a thousand words. I add, a picture transmits a thousand feelings.
Today's photo was made in 2011, during Summer holidays. Though I kept it in my hard drive all these years I can't find nothing special in it. Even worse, the photograph opens my memory book in a page I closed tight and avoided to revisit until now. When I started processing it yesterday, I was able to put the good from the not so good experiences aside. I started a brand new page titled, "lessons I learned". And that's what took me to post it instead of deleting it.
A few minutes back, one phrase came back to me and is flashing inside my brain, "what is happening, it seemed they were kicking us out?".
One phrase that summed up the holidays' feeling. One phrase that sums the lesson I learned, "be happy and enjoy the moments with your friends, even when you think they are not the right ones in a given time and don't let,by any means, let them sense you are not enjoying their presence".
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Hoje, enquanto tomava o pequeno almoço ouvi a frase "uma imagem vale mil palavras". Vou acrescentar, uma imagem vale mil sentimentos.
A fotografia que agora partilho foi feita em 2011, durante as férias de verão. Não sendo uma imagem especial mantive-a, inexplicavelmente, no meu computador estes anos todos. Pior, é uma fotografia que abre o meu livro de memórias numa página que demorei meses a virar. Aliás, um conjunto de páginas que compilei e enviei para o livro do esquecimento. Respirei fundo e comecei a editar a imagem ontem, conseguindo separar as boas experiências das más e, a minha memória, iniciou a página "as liçoes do passado recente". Como o bom ultrapassa o mau, a fotografia acabou na internet em vez da reciclagem.
Há uns minutos, quando me sentei para escrever e publicar, uma frase despertou e ressalta ainda no meu cérebro, "que se passa, senti que nos queriam ver pelas costas?".
Uma frase que resume o sentimento das férias. Uma frase que resume a lição que aprendi, "estar feliz e aproveitar os momentos com os amigos, mesmo que pensemos que gostarÃamos de estar noutro local, que não estamos no local certo, e, de modo algum, deixar transparecer o sentimento que não estamos a aproveitar a companhia".
Todos os cabos são importantes para suster a ponte.
Red campions (Silene dioica) outside our house.
(Rød jonsokblom in Norwegian)
My album of Norwegian summer flowers here.
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Pink label Barbie 2007 designed by Robert Best.
I found this lovely lady boxed at a thrift store for $10. She is now on a Raquelle fashionista body (which isn't a 100% match).
this is from the archives from my trip home to nova scotia last october
it's the first time in my life that i won't be home in the maritimes to enjoy the amazing beauty of fall leaves..the rich reds and oranges just don't exist out west and next to the ocean, this is what i miss most about home[other than family and friends of course :]