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Half Dome is the icon of Yosemite. It stands prominently at the head of this glacier-carved valley in California. Although its name would suggest that the other "half" of the dome is missing, it is generally assumed that the dome never had a significant other. Instead, its flat face was only made flatter during the Ice Age as glaciers ran down the valley.
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105 races west with a former BN SD60M in the lead. Since this train, 1457 has disappeared to Eola, and has been wondering around Galesburg for the past 3 weeks or so.
Measuring a summer's day, I only find it slips away, to grey.
A blustery, grizzly, dark and moody landscape provided the backdrop for this shot which was taken on a walk on Anglesey in North Wales. The lyric from the Led Zeppelin song seemed apt. I shot this using a deep red (091 B+W) filter on my Q2M to punch up the contrast.
I walking the woods always good to look up. I saw this tree with all the missing branches - wonder what did that?
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POSE: Call your name NEW!! B(u)Y ME
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Some significant rock falls just outside of Porthleven including this huge chunk missing from the path.
These things happen, you know.
Probably the first photo I've submitted in awhile suggesting my own loneliness.
It's not a longing for someone to love and love me in return - but for someone, period.
I hope that makes sense, though it doesn't have to at all.
I've grown up far too fast for my liking.
Sunday the 14th August felt a little bit different. The sun came out which was nice, but of greater significance was something missing on the streets of Edinburgh.
Moving around the Leith Walk, Meadowbank, London Road, York Place areas of the town it suddenly occurred to me that there were no Dennis Tridents about - and this is very much DT territory! I saw one actually on a 34 but not one other anywhere in several hours which gave me a most odd feeling.
Oh I know I've skirled and bemonaed the damned things for years - great herds of them roaming in every street corner....200 of them to be precise, but today an eerie absence. I muttered to myself that it was like the summer in 2009 when the gradual demise of the Alexander Royales grew faster with every week. The Tridents are going alright, but a virtual wipe out on a Sunday in August 2011 - this was something to make special note of.
And behold the new 381 at Sleigh Drive. The 25 is a bus one might not have even noticed for the last ten years or so such was the complete dominance on that route of Tridents between Riccarton and Restalrig. On Sunday though a full compliment of Gemini's, and nearly all 11-plates too. Seeing them approaching was like someone you know who is totally transformed from a scruffy, unwashed individual with dirty clothes and very much down at heel. Here now is the same being straight from the hairdresser, fresh and scrubbed, new shirt and tie with a smart suit on and shining shoes.
This is the NEW 25.
What a magnificent sight and I had to make myself concentrate on getting the photograph.
I would give anything to have you back... Dad, this one is for you!
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Reales Alcázares de Sevilla (Royal Alcazars of Seville) is a royal palace in Seville, Spain, originally a Moorish fort. The name, meaning "The Courtyard of the Maidens", refers to the legend that the Moors demanded 100 virgins every year as tribute from Christian kingdoms in Iberia. The story of the tribute was used as a myth to bolster the Reconquista movement.
The palace is one of the best remaining examples of mudéjar architecture.The upper levels of the Alcázar are still used by the royal family as the official Seville residence and are administered by the Patrimonio Nacional. (Wikipedia)