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I am not entirely sure if i've mentioned it on Flickr before, but on the 8th of May 2010 I am getting married!! It's been crazy hard work trying to sort everything out but i've had some incredible help from my family and my fiance's family. I have my wedding dress on order too!
Jeanie decided she should look over some of the plans and things i've bought to make the wedding invites :) (My pictures keep getting worse and worse!!!)
For anyone who wants to see my dress here is the link. (Picture is from Mon Cheri wedding dresses. This is not me in the photo) PLEASE don't click if you're Rob :P :P
mon-cheri.co.uk/wp-content/gallery/mon-cheri-best-sellers...
The Dukovany Nuclear Power Plant, Czech Republic
Monumental and massive
Camera: GF670
Format: 6x7
Film: FP4+
Scanner: CanoScan 9000F
Developing Tank: Kaiser
Developed in: Ilfosol 3 for 4:15 minutes
Fixer: Fomafix
Wetting agent: Fotonal
This red-shouldered Hawk should know better then to go eat it's prey near a Red-winged black bird's nest.
Cette buse à épaulettes devrait savoir qu'il ne faut pas s'approcher d'un nid de carouge, surtout pour y manger sa proie.
South Shore 801 pulls around the curve to the old freight office at State Line to get orders in August 1976. The freight office is now a fire works store.
One of the most remarkable preserved vehicles to return to the roads in recent years has been KG 1123, a formidable steam-powered Sentinel, new in 1932 as a lorry and converted to a bus for a tourist service in the Lake District. She was also a notable performer at several Kirkby Stephen events, before moving away from the area, initially to Whitby and more recently to East Anglia.
Kirkby Stephen, 22/03/2008. Posted 04/01/2019.
This First Potteries Omnicity Scania 65041 used on the Hanley to Stafford 101 Service has appeared in a brash new livery featuring the Staffordshire Knot. It looks a bit too colourful for my tastes even a bit like a sickly chocolate wrapper. However what the bold new branding doesn't tell you is First now offer a poorer service as the basic frequency has now fallen to every thirty-minutes instead of every twenty and no doubt a lot of 101 regulars will be less than impressed.
Lovely sunny day, and here I am getting fancied up with tights and a sundress for dinner at Nuba with my family for Mom & Maddie's birthday. I don't know many people who would be thrilled to spent Saturday night having a family dinner, but it was honestly a blast and I love them all so much. Alice was in town for a few days before her return for good three weeks later, so it was great to see her too.
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We have had a female Blackcap on our nut feeders over the last few days, and she's quite capable of standing her ground against the more normal users! I'm guessing she may be an early summer arrival, rather than an over-wintering bird. The virtual lack of a winter here in Surrey may have brought some migrants in early.
I’ve visited the Texas State Railroad many times and no matter how many times I visit it never gets old.
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I can't resist shooting pictures of turtles. They are such a cool and mellow animals in so many ways.
'SINGAPORE 212' speeding down 16R Sydney Airport on a grey old morning, oh well, you can only do with what you get dealt with right....
Good to see the B78X though!!
It's taken me 2 years to get this shot. Every time I see the bird on the flower stem, which flowers once a year, I am inside & too slow to get the camera & run back to the back door, open it gently to not frighten the bird & then take the shot. This time, luck was on my side. Yay!
for round 54, Jennifer/DinsPhoto sent me this: I would challenge you to get out and shoot some of this wonderful winter weather! It looks like you're near Chicago...I'd love to see a sweeping landscape that illustrates the beauty and life around your home area....but no people.
i used to really enjoy shooting landscapes and particularly winter scenes. this was tough for me this time... maybe because i was trying to do something so great and i just kept comparing to past shots and i wasn't ever happy. i actually went out THREE times!! i got a few shots i liked with animals in them, but, since she said no people, i decided for no animals too...ah well...too bad i'm not out there today... it's a blizzard right now!!
on to round 55! join us!
With that curious open-air effect resulting from over-amplification at source to counteract dissipation into space, the strains of The Game of Love, by Wayne Fontana and the Mindbenders, issued from the Tannoy. Last Saturday was the 50th anniversary of the last day of BR steam and the famous "fifteen-guinea special". I reminded myself that the song had been a pressing of 1965 and that by 1968 Fontana, the group's "leader", had left for one of those short-lived solo careers. It's curious how the mind profitlessly retains such junk information throughout life. Do we still say "naff"? I haven't heard the term for years now. It was a useful word, filling a gap in the vocabulary that would otherwise have been left unplugged. There was no other that precisely conveyed that quality of aiming for, but just missing, an effect of sophistication. But I'm not sneering, you understand, and the naffness is part of the charm of such events ...church fêtes and the like... as the Severn Valley Railway's commemorative gala. Here, visitors get ready to take their shots of Ivatt Class 4 no. 43106 as it gets ready to leave Kidderminster. I quite like the appearance of locomotives like this, with high running plates, and one almost expects that this was a BR Standard design.