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2016.12.19
monday. hirayu.
arrhh...snow...
so fun...arrhh...so tired...
...oi...this place is closing...
let us now head to the nearest onsen...
Currently working on a display for my home haunt this year. I hope it brings lots of people smiles. :-)
Back home 1: I'm back home after many long days and many sleepless nights
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EXPLORE Mar 13, 2014 Best position #94
Built for the fun of it! :)
Not for any Group or Faction.
Inspired by Derfel Cadarn Siercon and Coral And Mark of Falworth.
C&C Welcome! :)
"He is happiest, be he king or peasant, who finds peace in his home." Goethe
That peaceful and pleasant place in the middle of nowhere. Isn´t it enough?!
Desk is in a new place, working from home seems to be forever. Outside is a super heatwave, orange skies due to fires, not to mention a global pandemic.
An old house in the oldest part of Homer, Alaska. Everything here looked a little weatherbeaten, but it is a quite harsh environment.
I love this house. It's about 20 minutes from where I live, and every time we pass it, I sigh a bit. I always mention that if we ever win the lottery, I want a house like this one...
So as we flew by one day, I snapped a pic. I didn't have time to zoom or frame or any other facets of good photography...
...but I did get to play quite a bit in Photoshop, and this is what I came up with.
(Myriad textures and a bird brush from Distressed Jewell plus additional textures from Kim Klassen and Lenabem-Anna)
I'm thinking this was in 1992-I was 10 and Maci was eight maybe?
Good times-Polaroids and kittens-well not much has changed.
The last two RoadRailers were previously very predictable, then the schedule changed. Slightly less so - still better than most trains, but the window for "when 255" broadened... significantly. This day, it really hit the limit. Evening clouds were rolling in as the last hour of light was coming to a close when 255 finally came racing through Homer. We'd heard it on the radio early, suffering some kind of air issue near Danville, but it was still much later than its regular time just a few weeks prior. In the weeks since then, 255 and 256 have gotten a bit closer to the normal times, though they're still a little more random than how they were earlier in the year. But, thankfully, both trains are still regular daytime runs on my neck of the NS Lafayette District, so at the end of the day, I'm still happy.
At Homer, grain cars for the towns elevator fill out some storage tracks while the 255 blasts straight down the main. Some bits of codeline remain here too, which is nice considering how hit or miss the codeline is on the Lafy. A lot got cut down, but pockets survive, which is always a treat. A DC Gevo is less a treat, but it is home power for the last Triple Crowns, which to me, is a good thing. After all, you're not shooting the RoadRailer for the power - you're here for the trailers! Or I am, anyway.
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Amsterdam is the capital of the Netherlands. The name is a derivative from Amstel dam pointing to the city's origin: a dam in the river Amstel. The city is known for its historic port, the Rijksmuseum, the red-light district (de Wallen), the liberal coffeeshops, and the canals which have led to Amsterdam being termed the "Venice of the North".
Finally back home after visiting Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France, Monaco, Italy and Luxembourg.
De belangrijkste toeristische trekpleisters van Nederland zijn in Amsterdam te vinden. Zo was in 2006 een tocht per rondvaartboot door de Amsterdamse grachtengordel met 3,1 miljoen bezoekers de meest bezochte attractie van Nederland (de Efteling was de tweede met 3,0 miljoen), het Van Gogh Museum is met 1,7 miljoen derde op deze lijst. Ook het Rijksmuseum en het Anne Frankhuis behoren tot de drukstbezochte attracties. Onder de toeristen zijn voorts de vele andere musea, de coffeeshops, de restaurants en de raamprostitutie op de Wallen ('Red Light District') populair.
2015.09.23
wednesday.
k o k...
what city this is. whoever guesses it right give yourself a round of applause.
... g n a b
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CN #8952 is right at home on the Holly Sub as L508 works south, passing the junction with the Great Lakes Central at Pitt. The big, blue SD70M-2 was a regular on the L507/508 rotation for a few weeks, much to the delight of the local foam.
A gypsy way of life - making trinkets to live, and moving around the country from place to place. Home is where the heart is :)
This is an image of Christmas lights on the wrought iron fence leading to the front door of our home. This will be the first in a series of images that I want to share with my Flickr friends during this Holiday Season. I hope you enjoy them and I wish all of you a very Merry Christmas and a Happy and Prosperous New Year..
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