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20.11.2024.
LNER Peppercorn A2 Pacific 4-6-2 No 60532 'Blue Peter' approaches Jaggers Lane footbridge working 1Z83, the 06.00 Rugby - York 'Christmas White Rose'.
'Blue Peter' had been attached at Crewe.
Organised by Saphos Trains and operated by LSL.
Die Geschichte vom wilden Jägersmann.
Kurzform:
Der Jäger verkleidet sich und macht sich auf die Jagd nach einem Hasen.
Er ist müde und schläft im Gras ein. Der Hase stiehlt seine Flinte und Brille.
Der Hase setzt sich die Brille auf und nimmt die Flinte, woraufhin der Jäger Angst bekommt und davonläuft.
Der Jäger rennt vor Angst bis zu einem Brunnen, wo er hineinspringt.
Der Hase schießt die Flinte ab, und ein Kaffee fällt der Frau des Jägers auf die Nase.
Det var dåligt med mystik i mitt liv den här veckan - hade hoppats på ett vackert norrsken! Men icke.
Så det fick bli decembersolen som tittade fram häromdagen. Och måhända inte mystisk men nog är det något magiskt över skimret i de låga intensiva strålarna!?
A really really big mouth. It just got to belong to Mick Jagger.
More pareidolia here in this album: www.flickr.com/photos/fotonormann/albums/72157681300049984
Special scheme SEPECAT Jaguar GR.3A XX119 poses at RAF Cosford during a Timeline Events photo shoot.
Challenge: Dal has a pet rock
Sophia has elaborate plans, as it is grooming day for Jagger, her stone😂
During the American Revolutionary War, British forces in North America were supplemented with auxiliaries from many German states, most notably Hesse-Kassel. These troops included Jäger companies. Jäger, a German word that translates to “hunter”, were recruited from huntsmen and foresters who were skilled in the use of rifled weapons normally used to hunt boar. They were skilled shots, self-sufficient in battle, and swift, able to efficiently load and fire a rifle, a skill which took greater dexterity than firing muskets. The Jäger differed in appearance from other Hessian troops, wearing a green jacket with crimson facings instead of the blue jackets of Hessian infantrymen. These Lego Jäger are printed by United Bricks.
I have since read that the Jäger were not issued with bayonets, instead they had short swords, so forgive this inaccuracy on my part!
The church is based on the Von Trap family chapel in Vermont - again not period appropriate!
Basically I just wanted to show of my new Jäger!