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This is our 2 year old Fox Red Labrador Copper. Tried my hardest to get a good portrait but there must have been too many new scents
Suddenly Junkyard comes to an abrupt halt and circles the same spot barking and pawing at the ground.
Mutt: What is it boy?
The Fairbanks coal turn crosses the frozen Tanana River, in Nenana, AK, on a frigid negative 20 morning. After crossing the river the railroad will make a 180 degree turn to the right as they descend to ground level. The roadbed can be seen through the trees behind the building located in the shot. The frozen Tanana River is that white expanse at the upper left of the shot. While Nenana was once a bustling railroad town it has been reduced to the occasional load. The empty hopper first out on this train means they have work to do on the Suntrana Branch out of Healy. Usually they will work the branch first and then load their hoppers at Usibelli.
Seen outside a local pet supply store in Hampton, New Hampshire. I just couldn't resist taking a picture of it!
OK, this is the last I'll post (at least for a while) of the barns around Bristol. Below are the 2 shown up close.
Bellita on the left, is an adult Chihuahua/terrier mix. Penny, on the right, is a 5 month old yorkiepoo puppy. I'm watching these two plus their brother, Bailey, a shih tzu, for 2 weeks.
Penny and Bellita loved me from the get go. They are so adorable and very loving. Bailey on the other hand was scared to death in the beginning. It took me four days to break his fear but now he's as happy as the other two when I walk in the door. In fact, they start barking as soon as I pull in the driveway. They've learned the sound of my car even though I try to sneak up on them by pulling in quietly.
I caught this pic early on before Bailey would pose. I'm hoping to get all three in a shot over the next few days. We'll see...
The EB CN Laser passing the Mt Clemens, Mi. freight house on the GTW May 13, 1996 in the last rays of sunlight. The power an unlikely power combo of a CN HR616 and a GTW GP38-2.
Worte zur Buche drehen sich oft um ihre Rolle als „Mutter des Waldes“, ihre Symbolik für Fruchtbarkeit und Geborgenheit, ihre Verwendung als Wunschbaum bei den Kelten, sowie ihre Bedeutung in Sagen, Gedichten (z.B. von Mörike) und als Quelle für Holz, das vielseitig ist und eine tiefe Verbindung zur Natur und zum menschlichen Leben darstellt, von Kinderspielen bis zu feierlichen Anlässen.
My first Vietnam moc! The MUTT was the main jeep at that time, and is succeeded (and was based off of) the Willy's. Likewise, I made this by modifying one of my Willy's MBs. Obviously, I need to get an M60, but those are really hard to come by. I will have at least one more vehicle, maybe a tank if I feel like it.
Ein Spaziergang am Rheinau-Hafen. Moderne Bauten treffen auf historische Fassaden. Dazu das Türkis der Severinsbrücke. Von alledem ist wenig zu sehen, bestenfalls zu erahnen. Das liegt am neuen Objektiv mit sehr hoher Lichtstärke, das ein cremiges, butterweiches Bokeh erzeugt. Überzeugt es dich? Lass essen mich wissen.
Wie ich dazu stehe, habe ich in meinem Review auf YouTube dargelegt: «Canon RF: 85mm + f1,4 = 600€? | Gibt's nicht? Gibt's schon. Aber taugt's was? (SAMYANG)»
Ich lade dich herzlich ein, dir eine eigene Meinung zu bilden, und sie uns mitzuteilen.
Beste GrĂĽĂźe SLEH