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A blustery, but bright Saturday afternoon watching the boats heading out into the high tide Bristol Channel to battle with the waves.
38:52 Take the greatest picture you can of that in which you truly believe.
Quite simply...
beauty is everywhere.....
If you take the time to see it.
In the most obvious & the most unexpected places.
So slow down, take your time.
Life is short, enjoy each moment.
Photo taken @ The Falls Golf Course
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This is us - Jimmie Allen & Noah Cyrus
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kw9tL197xvM
This is us, this is us, this is us, yeah
This is trust, this is trust, this is trust, yeah
This is love, this is love, this is love, yeah (This is love, yeah)
I'm lucky every other lover got away (Got away)
I'm lucky that my heart was always hard to break
I'm lucky when you came along, I had a chance to take
Seeing this small mushroom in the middle of a field of grass, I just had to stop. The egg-shaped top seemed as if it were balancing on a golf tee. Fore!
Cows sheltering under the trees out of the mid-day heat, they didn't seem too keen for me to join them so I walked on.
202/365 in 2014
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Despite the morning fog that oftentimes envelopes the coastal towns of Southern California, this does not hinder the enthusiastic golfers from teeing up and enjoying their sport. It also does not slow down the eager photographer from doing whatever she can to get her shot, photographic that is. She leaves the golf shots to the pros who play at the famous Torrey Pines Golf Course.
Real People Series
Pan Am RUPO crosses the girder of the Fore River bridge and passes the massive Sprague Resources facility in South Portland. It will pause here for a few minutes to wait for POED to clear up ahead before continuing south.
Hanging onto the dogs as a golf ball rolls down the slope towards them I somehow got this scenic golfscape at Stockport golf course!
European tree frogs are small; males range from 32–43 mm (1.3–1.7 in) in length, and females range from 40–50 mm (1.6–2.0 in) in length. They are slender, with long legs. Their dorsal skin is smooth, while their ventral skin is granular. Their dorsal skin can be green, gray, or tan depending on the temperature, humidity, or their mood. Their ventral skin is a whitish color, and the dorsal and ventral skin is separated by a dark brown lateral stripe from the eyes to the groin. Females have white throats, while males have golden brown throats with large (folded) vocal sacs. The head of H. arborea is rounded, the lip drops strongly, the pupil has the shape of a horizontal ellipse, and the tympanum is clearly recognizable. The discs on the frog's toes, which it uses to climb trees and hedges, is a characteristic feature of H. arborea . Like other frogs, their hind legs are much larger and stronger than the fore legs, enabling the frogs to jump rapidly.
Today's OCS excursion crossing the Fore River on the approach to Rigby yard in South Portland, Maine. Unfortunately on the later part of the trip the shadows were starting to take over, and knowing the marsh in Scarborough would be well covered I opted for this location instead. The sun right down the pipe wasn't ideal but not much you can do with that.
The Pan Am final tour departs Portland, Maine for the last trip up to Waterville behind the honorary PAR #1 and #2, a pair of ex-CN FP9As traded in by the Conway Scenic. Pan Am replaced the searchlights here at CPF-197 (Fore River) around 2019 with LED G-Heads. As part of the PTC upgrades between Brunswick and Plaistow, even the newer signals will be replaced because, allegedly, CSX wants strictly incandescent signalling.