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Turn round 180° from the 'steps' photo the other day and this is what you see: avenue of Pleached hop hornbeams (Ostrya carpinifolia) in the Four Seasons Walled Garden at Buscot Park.
especially for Talisha.. because she's just soooo special to me...:)
Thank you Julie for this wonderful dress we LOVE it sooo much...and also thank you for the sweetest hair clips and the lovely HOP button.....:)
Perchè non è solo una parola...
Hope è un luogo, Hope è musica, Hope è un diamante che si trova dove nemmeno sai te...
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This purple gallinule was seen hopping from one lily pad to another with a piece of vegetation it gathered for breakfast on a lake in Osceola County near Kenansville, Florida.
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Think of a favorite childhood sport, game, or activity. Make a nostalgic photo today.
My daughter enjoying a fun game of Hopscotch on our drive way literally moments before the rain started (again)
Strobist info:
430ex II E-TTL w/High speed sync on a stand just outside of the frame camera left with a 42" umbrella, triggered with a 580ex II on camera.
A bit of "nostalgia" processing in Photoshop to fit the theme.
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The elusive dunnock finally popped onto a branch for his photoshoot but couldn't sit still for a minute!
The sound of my youth...these GE B23-7s were once everywhere in New England back in my younger days but now the little Fore River is the last bastion. Sure was nice to hear that old 12 cylinder chugga chugga sound again...
Fore River Transportation 102 (blt. in Jul 1978 as CR 1980) is running back to the yard and shop as a caboose hop with FRVT 01R a former Pennsylvania Railroad N5B caboose built in Jun. 1941. The vintage car is owned by a long time Fore River employee and is fully certified with an FRA waiver for use in revenue freight service on the railroad as seen here.
They have just finished switching out the Twin Rivers Technologies plant that is the railroad's only present customer and also the owner of FRVT that is the operator of the railroad on behalf of owner Massachusetts Water Resources. There is extensive parking lot running and even a couple hundred feet on a public road which definitely qualifies this for the 'Trains Where Trains Shouldn't Be Album.'
To learn more about this cool little railroad and the Fore River Shipyard check out the detailed caption here: flic.kr/p/2juca6A
Quincy, Massachusetts
Thursday January 13, 2022
We have a golden hop in our garden an my wife recently cut it back. I wanted to ceate some images with the hops to link them to creating beer, Frothy beer spilling over from my beer mug. Here are some of those images.
Skye and I all dressed for a Sock Hop event. I had to lose some hair for this one :-)
Taken at BlackRose FemDom
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A pit stop at Scotch Block was in order while taking in the fall colours on a drive through the Niagara Escarpment. A westbound manifest with a pair of SD70M-2's splits the bidirectionals as it descends the grade into Milton.