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Für“Crazy Tuesday“ am 10.05.2022.
Thema:“PATTERN“ (Muster)
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Taken on the way to Central Otago early one summers morning, we followed this huge mob of sheep along a rural back road for several kilometres in the fog, it made my day :-)
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these two young osprey peer down off the side of their nesting platform.
Their one sibling has already spread it's wings and taken to the sky.
These two look like they are seriously considering following suit here.
Mein Beitrag zum Monat Mai bei www.weeklypic.de mit den Aufgaben:
1. Strukturen und Muster
2. Drittelregelung
The original plan for this train was for the class 90 to be DOR of the consist, so I was in position on the other side of the bridge ready to do the "going away" shot.
However, after 5Z19 existed Kilsby Tunnel, it quickly became apparent the 90 was leading. Unfortunately this was the best shot that could be mustered up given the very limited time available to leap from one side of the bridge to the other :-(
Anyway, here we have a record shot of 90002 working 5Z19 from London Euston to Crewe on the morning of the 8/3/21. For info, 40145 was DOR of this consist, which should have worked the train north from Euston, but that never happened either.
Running of the Horses is a horse muster at Glenworth Valley on the Central Coast Hinterland in NSW, Australia.
Admirez le détail des arabesques tout de dorures et de verts à l'embranchement entre voutes et coupole.
Sources : Wikipédia synagogue espagniole (Multi) && Monuments historiques (CZ) && Wikipédia synagogue de Léopoldstadt (Multi)
Hard to know how old this Artcraft Police sign is. Artcraft still designs effective signage solutions for industry and
infrastructure within Australia. This one hangs within the muster area of the museum.
After wandering around in the dark for hours on dangerous rocks, I made my way back to the lighthouse and spotted this composition. Despite being absolutely knackered after driving to get here all day, I somehow mustered enough energy to grab this.
Dead easy to shoot with a quick wave of a torch from below the wall and behind camera.
I'll be going back here again in October and hopefully next time there will be clear skies! And maybe even an Aurora red alert!