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I am so tired of having computer issues. Time to refocus and face the day properly.
Magnificent Monday to you.
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As Momma Little Egret leaves the nest, the three little Little Egrets express their displeasure. Taken at Parc Regional de Camargue near Arles, France.
Dan, the Lilliputian strong man has been tricked by his friends, he happily volunteered to restock the bar with soft drinks but little did he know that the cans belonged to Lemuel Gulliver! He stands at one and a quarter inches and the cans are nearly half his height.
This issue comes with a 20 minute dvd, should get to your local store soon! watch this space for updates!
Leica M6 | Cron 50/2
Perlis
Marissa is learning to take pictures and her stream is HERE under my supervision.
She is unhappy as no one visited her stream till now :-)
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Für Renate (Renate R )
Zbonics - Issues of Life [2013] with Gregory Porter on vocals
~Why can't you say it to my face?
If you don't want me anymore?
Don't leave me hanging with my trust issues,
If you don't want me just be honest,
Say it to me and don't leave me,
All alone with all my trust issues.
I give you all of me,
But you give nothing back,
Why do I always want,
Want what I can't have?
You and I, we're salt and pepper,
Different, but we're good together.
Why can't you say it to my face?
If you don't want me anymore?
Don't leave me hanging with my trust issues,
If you don't want me, just be honest,
Say it to me and don't leave me,
All alone with all my trust issues~
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Astrid S - Trust Issues
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Cheers, Soffia
The Austrian Federal Railways (ÖBB) Class 1044 and its successor, the 1144, are a family of powerful electric locomotives that have become synonymous with Austrian railways. Entering service in 1977, the original Class 1044 held the title of the world's most powerful four-axle electric locomotive. These versatile workhorses could handle both heavy passenger trains and freight on flat and mountainous routes alike.
While not without their teething problems – early models experienced wheel cracks and snow intake issues – the 1044s were undeniably groundbreaking for the ÖBB. All except the two prototypes were eventually modernized and reclassified as Class 1144s, sporting the distinctive ÖBB red-silver livery we see today.
These reliable locomotives are a common sight across Austria's mainlines and even extend into southern Germany. Before the arrival of the Taurus locomotives, the 1044s were the stars of the express train show, hauling passengers all the way to Munich.
My photo of 1144 269-8 taken in September 2020 captures the locomotive amidst stunning mountain scenery as it passes through Prato alla Drava (Winnebach), near the Austrian border in the Province of Bolzano, South Tyrol, Italy.
“Will we have rainbows, day after day?” [...] “Que sera sera, whatever will be, will be”
I thought of those lyrics when looking through my finished photographs and stopping at this one. A lot of my photographs show the ‘nicer’, more tourist-facing parts of the city- of course, as an anxious person, those are the areas I feel safest. This shot was taken from the second floor of a somewhat uninviting car park, looking out over the awnings of a small shopping street in Quarry Bay. The smell of the rubbish and grime was palpable and as I looked over the small area, a great melancholy came over me- looking into the small, grubby windows and imagining a life surrounded by all the muck.
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I know, I know. Hong Kong, again! I’m not wealthy- I just keep spending all my money on going there. I don’t think they say ‘Fourth Times the Charm’ but this trip was just that - a success. For almost the entire time I kept my mental health issues at bay. It was a good trip. After three disasters - It is really nice to say that.