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Ree's Market
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BNSF Local L MON 8821 23I cuts between an old elevator and a collapsed grain bin at Lone Tree, North Dakota.
Plenty of Water Dragons alongside the river. Lovely, patient, co-operative creatures that see you...run onto a sunny log...pause n' pose while you get your shot....then let you check your image... then (and only then) run away.
If only they breathed fire they'd be perfect.
Photo of 4 local residents returning from market circa 1968 (colorized)
Visit this location at Seogyeo Town Square and Hall in Second Life
For the last week and a half I have been resting a painful heel (I have plantar fasciitis), but yesterday my patience ran out and Shirl and I took a short visit to the RSPB reserve at Old Moor.
On our way home just as we arrived back in the village I spotted a pair of Buzzards in a farmers field. They were stationary and after getting a bagful of distant photos of them stood still I decided to leave the car and walk down a track to get a closer view. That had the desired effect of getting me a little closer and of course my presence meant that they moved further down the field. In doing so I was able to get a few decent in flight photos.
Behind our back garden there is a field and at the top of that are a few large trees. Buzzards nest in there and virtually every time we venture into the garden we hear or see at least one buzzard circling away. I wonder whether this was one of them.
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If you enlarge this photograph you might catch a glimpse of the local superhero doing a quick change in the phonebox. Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No it's Supertelephonist!
These red telephone boxes are very rare now, but you see plenty of rare things in historical Ross in Tasmania's Midlands. Both these boxes a fully operational (and on standby for superheroes or even a wannbe Dr Who). The box on the left is a fascinating way to tell local history. Open the door, go inside and dial up a story. Did you see the operator looking out at us?
www.examiner.com.au/story/5906610/the-red-telephone-box-f...
Santa Fe’s CF&I local passes the Union Depot in Pueblo, Colorado. Today’s train has twelve cars for the Colorado Fuel & Iron plant just south of this location.
The people in my small hometown in Bavaria are used to naming the local swans and storks. My previous posts featured Tristan & Isolde (after the famous Wagner opera) with their offspring. The predecessor couple was Sissi & Franz (after the Austrian imperial couple). The stork couple is named Harry & Meghan 😊
Can you tell whether this is Harry or Meghan?
A short, 10 car NYS&W SU-100 runs east past the former passenger depot at Susquehanna, PA, sporting a pair of the railroad's repainted SD70M-2s. The train was a test for the emergency repairs made to the bridge at Millrift, PA, after structural defects were found in April.
The most photographed corner in Markyate, Hertfordshire. It is truly a central location. Straight ahead, the pharmacy (and, farther away, the "fish and chips" place); to the left, a pub; behind, the bakery.
One last image before a I go AWOL for a few days.
Each year on Christmas Eve the local Fire Brigade take Santa on a cruise around the local streets in a vintage fire truck. Santa and his Elves give out lollies to the children while all the adults get to have a chat and admire the truck.
I did feel a bit sorry for Santa in his suit in 33°C (91°F) heat!
I will look in occasionally but won't be around much until at least Friday.
Best Wishes to all!
Montana Rail Link's 265, 131 and 127 reverse back into Logan with some petroleum wagons from CHS Logan Petroleum Terminal.
During our visit, these three engines were together for all the Logan local work, spanning from Logan, down the 6th subdivision to Alder (open as far as Twin Bridges) and branching at Sappington to Harrison, where they typically run on a Tuesday.
Wednesday 12th April 2023
Our local mountains got their first snowfall. My hubby was out on his daily morning bike ride yesterday, and came back and told me about the snow. So off we went - me with my camera. This is The Lions, the two most familiar peaks seen from Vancouver. In the foreground, you can see Capilano Lake, a manmade lake that turns into Cleveland Dam on the back end.