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Iconic rollercoaster on the Oktoberfest.
The five loops roughly resemble the Olympic rings.
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A Fall walk on the Rainbow Loop Trail in the Hersey Lake Conservation Area in Tisdale Township in the City of Timmins in Northeastern Ontario Canada
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Looping n'est plus, elle était tellement gentille, attentive, et affectueuse. Que de ballades ensemble, elle laisse un grand vide. Nous sommes très tristes.
Looping is not anymore
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Weee!I forgot my camera on the wing... :-))
(scan from a 2001 analog shot)
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aq6gMHBobcA
急に聴きたくなった。
わーもうそんな前の曲。
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5月に買ってたスキンをやっと使えた。
相変わらずステキスキンだなぁ。
Smile on Saturday - Odd One Out
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The Georgetown Loop Railroad is a 3 ft narrow gauge United States heritage railroad located in the Rocky Mountains in Clear Creek County, adjacent to Interstate 70 in Colorado
A popular trail that makes a short 1 to 2 hour loop from the rim at Sunset Point down to the floor of Bryce Canyon. The trail visits favorite hoodoo formations such as Wall Street, Twin Bridges, and Thor’s Hammer. I got as low as I could on the path looking back towards the rim from which I came from. Thor’s Hammer on the right is one of the more popular hoodoo’s in the park and instantly recognizable from any view point.
Mike D.
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Argentina Buenos Aires CABA, Villa Crespo.
Ph.Wal wsg
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About 7 miles south of Wall, SD is the beginning of the Badlands Loop Road. Winter turned out to be a great time to visit as we almost had the place to ourselves.
This view is from just off the Fossil Exhibit trail, one of the many hiking trails in the park. Don't think I could have got this shot in the summer as I was more or less laying in the middle of road for a few minutes.
Our second day was cut short due to the dense fog. There was no more than a quarter mile of visibility which kind of ruined the view. Since there was no point in staying in the park, we decided to drive up to Iron Mountain Road hoping it would be clear enough to see Mount Rushmore. It wasn't looking promising until we got to Keystone where we finally started to see the sun and I was able to shoot a few pictures of the presidents. Will be posting those in the next few days.
I apologize to the purists for my processing but wanted to try a little artistic creativity on this one.
NS P87 dodges shadows as it descends the Old Fort Loops on its way east to Bridgewater. A few kudzu-lined fills not withstanding, much of the loops are a tree tunnel much like this location. Incredible to watch and listen to (and plenty useful if you have a drone), but from ground level your options can be a bit limited pending the time of day. With P87 running early this day, 80% sun on the head end was a victory.
At ADM in Tuscola, the elevator employee is probably sighing with relief as the last car of this 90 car grain train is seconds from being completely loaded. Two hours later and the DREI crew will be hopping on to take it east to Hillsdale, where a CSX crew will then take it south. This pair of YN2 AC4400CW locomotives look great and are a nice touch to this train, considering its usual set of fresh GEVOs.