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Troy Bar After Party at Road Trip Bar Shoreditch London with Alesha Jamaican Model and Ophelia out on the Town Whining Wicked provocative dance gyrating and grinding
An empty BNSF coal train grinds up the hill out of Skykomish, WA, after meeting the westbound Empire Builder.
A woman grinds paddy to bring out the rice from its husk in a traditional implement in her courtyard while her child looks shyly in Taluru village in the Kanger Valley.
Two long-since scrapped Wisconsin Central SD45s were attacking Byron Hill south of Fond du Lac, Wisconsin in March of 1999.
The 6635 was a former Seaboard Coast Line motor wearing the colors of lease fleet operator MK who sold the SD45 to WC, and received the maroon and gold of WC shortly after this photo.
Once CN took over, the 6635 was sold to a scrapper in Ohio and cut up for scrap.
Two EVO's and an older Dash 9 in warbonnet paint lead C SCMCEC1 00A up Mullan Pass just east of Skyline Trestle.
Down on its knees and grinding eastward, the rear helpers of a NS manifest howl through the curve at South Fork, Pennsylvania, clawing their way up the West Slope. The sound of these now-former Conrail SD40-2s was overpowering.
Even by Ethiopian standards, the Mursi tribes are remote; even by Omo Valley standards, they are considered fierce.
They are certainly fascinating!
Mornings in a Mursi village get off to a slow start. The fires outside the simple huts are small, the utensils are few, and the treasured water bottles are reused many times. In full face- and body-paint, women grind grain for the staple sorghum porridge or fruit for the local fermented drink.
For the story, please visit: www.ursulasweeklywanders.com/culture/morning-portraits-in...
Nice gravel grind across some of my favorite roads. Looked like thunder and rain, but it all got blown away.
A Loram rail grinder does its thing, heading south on CSX's B&OCT at Brighton Park Crossing, Chicago.
Found these workmen sharpening a scissor using a grinding wheel.The tool they are using is an antique one.
This is belt driven and requires two people to operate.One using the belt to spin the grinding wheel and the other one sharpening the scissor .
There is a variation of this which uses a pedal to drive/spin the grinding stone and this requires only one person to operate the equipment.
This post is in response to a recent post by Daniel ( www.flickr.com/photos/dancrissco/7951846032/in/photostream )
Some cool vertical grinding photos:
Tree fern frond ……..
Image by Dilan Damith Prasanga’s
From Wikipedia :
In basic, any fern that grows with a trunk elevating the fronds (leaves) above ground level can be called a tree fern. Nonetheless, the plants formally known as tree...
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