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UP 8310 and three GEs just helped a coal load climb Soldier Summit on Main 1. Here at Colton, the manned helpers have crossed over to Main 2 so they can return to Helper. Before heading down the hill, the conductor will assist the coal load in putting their train back together.
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Niccy and I just got back from a transatlantic cruise so I've finally got some shots to post!
The SEA ROCK (IMO: 9863986) is a Fire Fighting Vessel and is sailing under the flag of Italy. Her length overall (LOA) is 30 meters and her width is 12.6 meters.
The R.RE LAZIALE (IMO: 9822786) is a Tug and is sailing under the flag of Italy. Her length overall (LOA) is 28.2 meters and her width is 13 meters.
These are the two tugs that were helping the Vastaso get the MSC Caterina turned around so that she could dock.
The nice thing about Holland America ships is that they have an outside Promenade on Deck 3. It gets you closer to the waterline and closer to the action!
This was the first wren to tumble out of the nest. It was very noisily calling for help, which it got. Although I saw 6 wrens fledge I only managed to photograph 3 of them, and only two successfully as the others disappeared into the undergrowth.
Rio Grande SD40T-2s No. 5386, 5405, 5342, 5385, and 5400 are ready to cut into an inbound Savage coal train at Helper, Utah on Feb. 15, 1999.
Each day brings chances to grow, learn, help, and serve. It is gratitude that brings these opportunities into focus.
Taken for Street Photography Now Community's Instruction #17:
"Capture a surreal situation in everyday life."--Dave Mason
I was working on a dolly picture yesterday, when a little helper appeared on the scene! He is Tofu, my 6-month-old blue point Siamese kitten. Such a pretty boy!! (His sister was somewhere nearby, but she was being good--this time!--and not getting on the table.)
Maryland Midland's UBHF train gets a shove from the only two GP38-3s left on the roster as the heavy train of cement hopper loads passes a cemetery in Graceham MD on October 23, 2020.
The stray utility pole which blocks the 2061's cab a bit was once a part of the old code line for WM's block signal system through here. The main is now dark territory with little use for the utility poles that supported it and so as the cross arms rotted and fell off one by one, the pole remained. It is now serving a different purpose supporting a bluebird house which has been mounted on the south side about 4-5 feet from the ground.
This is Bilinda Law-Morley. She is one of my work colleagues. She got baptized yesterday at the ward she attends, and she invited me and my family to come along.
Her journey with the church began when she overheard me talking to another work colleague about the church and she was curious. She asked me a few questions, and I gave her a Restoration Pamphlet. At that time, she said to me that she did not want to join our church, she was just curious.
Then a few months later the missionaries came by when she was cleaning up her yard and asked if she needed any help. That was when she had first contact with the missionaries. They came back in their P-Day clothes and helped her out, and she invited them over for dinner and to hear the lessons. The moment was right for her to listen to the spirit and accept the Gospel.
When she pulled me over at work and invited me, I was so surprised! I was so happy that she decided to take this step. It was the highlight of my week.
Imperial Forum street - Via Fori Imperiali
near Colosseum - vicino al Colosseo
(Rome - Roma)
- Grazie a tutti per le visite e i commenti
- Thank you all for your visits and comments
Hamilton Gardens is a terrific place to visit is with its feature of many different types of intriguing and unique garden designs. Brilliant. There's this pond connecting some of the gardens. When passing I couldn't help noticing the strong and profound reflections created by the surrounding planting. It was a calm day so hardly any wind movements in the water. Not easy to find an intersting angel to shoot from (not made easier by the many people visiting that day) but I like the drama of the clouds. Nice quiet moment of exploring.
As I was laying in the sand photographing one of the adult Piping Plovers a couple weeks ago, I couldn't help but notice a stunning glow to my left - the sun reflecting off the New York City skyline. I glanced back at the Plover, who seemed quite content hanging out in this particular spot on the beach, so I decided I would try to shift about 90 degrees and 30 feet, without startling it, and get a photo of it with the skyline as the backdrop. Surprisingly enough, it stayed in place and continued watching me. At first I tried a very narrow aperture at f/18 to get a deeper depth of field and a more defined city, however I didn't really like the results. Taking another shot wide open, I got this beautiful bokeh. The highest glowing orb just above the Plovers head is actually the new One World Trade Center (Freedom Tower). I've never actually seen the NYC skyline before in person (somehow), at least not that I remember...this was a great first look!
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Help me
I think I'm falling
In love again
When I get that crazy feeling
I know I'm in trouble again
I'm in trouble
'Cause you're a rambler and a gambler
And a sweet talking ladies man
And you love your lovin'
But not like you love your freedom
Help me
I think I'm falling
In love too fast
It's got me hoping for the future
And worrying about the past
'Cause I've seen some hot, hot blazes
Come down to smoke and ash
We love our lovin'
But not like we love our freedom
From Bagdad
Diseases Hospital, Children's Cancer
Sony A 900
F : 2.8
Sec : 1/100
Iso : 640
Exp : +0.3
Photo By Ghaith Salih
#ALAD204 The Beatles Help
This is my everyday project for 2010. Taking one lyric from a song every day and creating art or taking a photo inspired from that lyric.
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I had to search several of my field guides to help make this ID of this scruffy character... (and they weren't a lot of help). Knowing it was a Woodpecker, I judged its features compared to all of the adult birds in the overall family that I know to be regular, if not common, up here. This is the first juvenile Williamson's Sapsucker that I have imaged... or even IDed up here. The Red-napped Sapsucker juvie male is very similar... in fact it was my first ID selection. At this time of year I concentrate on juvie images... the young birds change so fast, and quality images are lacking in the usual reference sources. ( I welcome comments and/or especially corrections to these IDs.)
IMG_3037; Williamson's Sapsucker
The people's kitchen is a charity that supports homeless and vulnerable people and help fight hunger and loneliness for locals in need.
SP 8672 drops downgrade between Woodford and Rowen as they head west towards Bakersfield. Soon they will cut in to another heavy train and help them to the Summit in Tehachapi. Never a dull moment while watching trains in the Tehachapi Mountains.
Made this photo for Lars Koehoorn his new Single "Help Me Out" ... :-)
f9 − 1/400 - ISO100 - No Flash - Nikon D800 - Carl Zeiss 50mm