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Tracks made by snowcats on a steep mountain slope.
Simple forms and beautiful, but dangerous, because they often cause avalanches. Last weekend one snowcat-driver died by this reason.
Creación Coreográfica: José Luis Vidal
Elenco: Gonzalo Beltrán, Emilio Edwards, Ana José Manríquez, Paula Sacur, Francisca Sazié, Javiera Peón-Veiga, Loreto Leonvendagar, José Luis Inostroza, Andrew Hardwidge.
Música: Álex Anwandter.
Loop Pillow from Debbie Stoller's Stitch n' Bitch Nation. I used the recommended needles size and yarn (Lamb's Pride). I strayed a little from the pattern and added an i-cord border. Me likes!
Shot taken with long exposure from the John Hancock Observatory. The Chicago Loop and the Lake Michigan at night (Chicago, Illinois)
Froot Loops Bloopers, Kellogg's Kids Cereal, 1/2015, by Mike Mozart of TheToyChannel and JeepersMedia on YouTube
Rail activity detected at Gheringhap Loop- Camera #1 No defects I repeat no defects. Total axle count....
Flinders Street end of City Loop tunnel that serves lines passing through North Melbourne - Upfield, Craigieburn and Sunbury line trains pass through here weekdays with Werribee and Altona Loop services now running direct to Flinders Street on weekdays. With the completion of the deck supporting Federation Square over the rail lines in 1999, trains here see daylight for a few metres before passing into the tunnel. Most of the four loop tunnels are of circular driven tunnel with cut and cover box sections near the portals.
Built in the 1970's and completed in the early 80's, the Northern tunnel was the last of the four to open with regular services starting in January 1985.
My 1993 Honda XR650L as I start to ride the Alpine Loop National Scenic Backcountry Byway. I'm carrying full camping gear just in case I break down somewhere on this long solo ride. I started this trip from a campsite not far out of Lake City, Colorado, rode the entire loop including Cinnamon Pass (12,640 feet) and Engineer Pass (12,800 feet) and took the side trips to Animas Forks and on into Silverton to watch the Durango & Silverton Railroad come into town. This loop takes you through both Hinsdale and San Juan Counties.
I ordered this new invention, the Lens Loop, when I saw it on Facebook. They received enough pre-orders that the product was put into production, and I received mine today. I think I'm really going to like this! The strap is softer and more comfortable than I expected. It is worn across the body over one shoulder like a seat belt, leaving the camera always ready to grab and pull up for a shot. The camera slides along the strap by way of the hookey thingy, making it really convenient. Now I can get rid of that neck strap and the weight of the camera hanging around my neck.
For more information, see their new site at www.lensloop.com, or their introductory info at www.kickstarter.com/projects/650793793/lens-loop-a-better...
Short looping video of falling snow this morning. It would be nice if the snow fell prettily, then went back up so we didn't have to shovel it... No such luck.
Did the Foothills Loop Trail at Kartchner Caverns State Park near Benson, Arizona on February 14, 2016
Loop from Kirsten Johnstone knitted with ROWAN All Seasons Cotton in cement. pattern page: assemblage
Hat is Jole by Kim Heargreaves.
27th July 2013 witnessed a minor milestone in the history of the Fairbourne Railway. In the evening, a Branch Line Society railtour became the last train to traverse the seaward side of the balloon loop, which was subsequently dismantled to reduce maintenance costs. Sherpa was to haul the last train, so she had to be run round the loop light-engine after her first train in the morning, to ensure that she would once again be facing chimney-first out of Fairbourne after the railtour was complete. She is seen here pausing on the loop, while the driver digs enough sand off the rails ahead to allow her to proceed!
As an occasional FR volunteer, I was firing Sherpa during the day (though not for the railtour), so I was not able to carry my proper camera; hence, this shot and those that follow were taken on my camera phone.
Took a ride along the highway today and it was beautiful. Frozen over rivers, snow covered trees, and sunny skies! I will have to come backout here and bring the snow shoes and explore some more. Enjoy!
Mt loop Highway, Wa
D800 | 14-24
The duckweed pond near the end (if you are doing it clockwise) of the loop changes every time you do it. I did vow once never to make any more images using this bridge, but this time, with my new 7-14 mm lens, it was just too much. Walk straight towards it and there it is.
Bridge Project, too.