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Looking down on shiny Innsbruck. I love the bulb mode, the electronic level gauge and the tilt screen to take pictures at night.
My level headed little caretaker. Sure she looses her cool over ridiculous things like candy or the toy she so desperately needs but at the end of it all she's a caring little level headed child.
I was upset over something yesterday and she said to me... "Can you get it fixed?". I told her, "Yeah'. Her reply "Then why worry about it and be sad, it's no big deal".
These kids, wiser than me I tell you.
Valley Railroad Company 2-8-0
#97 crosses over the Deep River Cove bridge in Deep River, Connecticut. Hauling a local commuter train up from Essex, the engine makes good time amidst the gloomy skies above.
Taken during the Dak Dillon Steam Charter held at the Essex Valley Railroad Company.
*This image was taken on private property with permission from the crew and event organizers. Please do not trespass!*
This building was originally a school.
Detached five-bay two-storey with attic storey red brick former school, built in 1888. Emphasis is given to the central entrance bay achieved by a curvilinear gabled entrance porch with niche to first floor level. Niche flanked by red brick piers with moulded red brick sill course, and moulded brick archivolt with central keystone. Curvilinear Dutch style limestone ashlar pediment above with plaque reading: 'Rev Brother J. P. Welsh Memorial Schools 1888'. Centrally-placed two-storey return to rear. Pitched artificial slate roof with terracotta ridge comb tiles and cast-iron rainwater goods. Drop in ridge level to centre bays suggests a ridge light was once placed there to illuminate the circulation spaces within. Single red brick chimneystack with stringcourse and cornice. Square-plan cast-iron rainwater goods. Walls of façade and side elevations faced in red brick laid in English garden wall bond with cement re-pointing. Limestone plinth course at ground floor level, profiled red brick sill course to ground and first floor level window openings, returning along side elevations. Profiled red brick eaves cornice to façade only. Gable parapet to side elevations with limestone coping with ends supported on limestone corbels. Limestone date plaque, obscurely located on façade reads: 1888. Coping joined by limestone stringcourse and surmounted at apex by limestone finial. Rendered rear and return elevation, c. 2000. Square-headed window openings to façade at first floor level with red brick arches with terracotta keystones, profiled limestone sills, and red brick window aprons beneath. Segemental-arched window openings to façade at ground floor level forming tripartite arrangement to ground floor of southeast side elevation, with red brick segmental arches beneath moulded red brick dripstones with terracotta keystones, limestone sills and red brick window apron beneath. To southeast side elevation at first floor level there is a Venetian opening with red brick piers joined by round arch having terracotta keystone, moulded red brick dripstone above, extending over sidelights, profiled limestone sill with red brick window apron beneath. Replacement uPVC windows throughout. Red brick porch comprising piered sides rising to form a cornice from which springs the round arch of the door opening, which is joined by a terracotta to the parapet cornice above which a curvilinear parapet rises to support a limestone ashlar triangular pediment with red brick infill. Limestone plaque to pediment with emblem reading: Signum Fideli. The former school is located on a corner site with squared and coursed rubble limestone boundary wall enclosing site from Hatters Lane and Francis Street. Rebuilt front site boundary wall and railings.
Level 125, Burj Khalifa
Dubai / United Arab Emirates
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Kyoto, Japan.
Canon 5d + Canon 135mm f/2L
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"Snail's eye view". Taken for group challenges "ground level" and "Spring"
I love it when I can cover two challenges with one photo. Creatively Challenged group and 52 Weeks of Photo Projects group.
AMAZING atmospheric conditions here..These shots are from about two years ago..just wanted to post them :-)
Overhead maintenance train (comprising Windhoff MPVs DR98012 and DR98009 Melvyn Smith 1953-2011) heads through Tamworth on 6Y54 08.30 Crewe EMD - Rugby DED.
3rd June 2015
The Sacandaga River flows into Great Sacandaga Lake - actually a reservoir. The water levels rise and fall during the year. The day we paddled, the water was amazingly high - we were able to paddle the canoe among trees! Not something I get to do every day!
I posted this as a follow up to the recent flooding. This is the Mississagi River, just past the dam. You can see the line where the water was. I have placed boxes to show these levels.
Imagine the water filling up the front of the shot to be level with where the dirt meets the leaves on the floor of the woods. You would only see water below that line. I'm guessing that is six to ten feet.
DRS Class 68 Bo-Bo 68011 heads through Tamworth LL on 6U76 08.59 Basford Hall - Mountsorrel empty autoballasters.
21st March 2016