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20250105_0396_R62-100 Childhood Memories
I got the book 'Tip' from friends (Alexander and Ida McIntyre) of parents about 1956 or 1957. It was book one in 'The McKee Readers' series.
The OO scale 0-6-2T steam locomotive (Hornby Dublo 3-rail) I got in a train set (bought second hand I learned a lot later) for my 4th birthday in February 1959. It started me on a 65+ year fascination with trains and model railways.
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Memories, exactly 2 years ago & everything was really taking off, especially retro liveries.
Lufthansa Boeing 747 D-ABYT named "Cologne " climbing out of Frankfurt in superb retro livery 3rd July 2019.
Yankee Tango returned to service in June 2021 following worldwide mothballing caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Memories of warmth on these cold winter days...A deserted beach just by Senhora Da Rocha, Portugal, taken in early May 2010. The sandstone cliffs are steep and crumbling here... so it's quite dangerous to stand on the edge.
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paul c buff einstein through large octobox camera right, powered with power chord, triggered with pocket wizard TT5 and MC2
"Forgetting isn't enough. You can paddle away from the memories and think they are gone. But they will keep floating back, again and again and again. They circle you, like sharks. Until, unless, something or someone can do more than just cover the wound. "
— Sara Zarr (Story of a Girl)
elf-portrait, Memories 2012
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Spring flowers like Peonies, Poppies and Lilies bring back beautiful but touching memories....same time last year, I was still in Chemo Theraphy treatments because of Breast Cancer, that was when I started to photgraphed these flowers, perhaps in my bandana or my wig.
Time flies and here I am in full swing, back to normal, but seeing life in a brand new way.
This Poppy macro, I would say, was presented as is, no enhancement, or retouched just how it came out of the camera.
Daydreaming on the portico of the place I would be married (a year or so later). Photo taken by the then-future Mr. Zsaj.
The souvenirs that will go back home to "wintry" Scotland have been taken with my camera. I have so many memories from our vacation and many from before ... those are my souvenirs!
Florida will not only be have memories of those golden beaches but the landscapes are so beautiful.
Our Daily Challenge ~ Souvenir ....
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Almost all windows had been blinded, but a window of the 2nd carriage were unblinded from where a boy enjoyed the sight like myself in childhood.
Memory is a way of holding onto the things you love, the things you are, the things you never want to lose.
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Flipped little black bag. Way of Vista Domes. Purchased at SPUD gift shop across the concourse from Stationmaster's Ofiice early 1960's for .50. Hershey's kisses inside long gone. Q was a class act in Murphy era.
Walking up a dusty road to my Grandpa's farm- the sunfowers were as tall as trees. The sun was warm and the road was soft under my bare feet.
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Sculpted in beautiful marble, the memorial to Colonel Alexander Champion caught my eye during a visit to Bath Abbey.
The lighting was perfect to highlight this lovely detailed memorial.
I discovered its talented creator was one Joseph Nollekens RA (1737 - 1823), born in England.
And Alexander Champion served in the army of the East India Company for two decades. He became the Commander in Chief in 1774.
He died in Bath in 1793.
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