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Every normal man must be tempted, at times, to spit on his hands, hoist the black flag, and begin slitting throats.
H. L. Mencken
After the fever-pitch excitement of shooting passing trains it was back to more run of the mill activities with a bog-standard 3/4 shot of 2C42 heading away southward from Parton behind 37402.
Every normal man must be tempted, at times, to spit on his hands, hoist the black flag, and begin slitting throats.
H. L. Mencken
I want the old normal back, where speech was protected and "my body, my choice" actually meant something...
both looking at the camera and not making a ridiculous face. :P
(from the archives)
A long weekend with the Mr. :D
New Normal
I recently visited Margriet (from Netherland) and Paula (from USA) while they are organizing activities for the children of they neighbourhood in Sibulan, Negros Oriental, Philippines.
They are teaching the children and make them draw, sing dance etc and the mothers of the children are participating too.
There will be a little Christmas party soon and we are invited so I can take more pictures and capture these nice moments for the children.
It is nice to see how much the children are enjoying these classes with Margriet and Paula :)
Another extremely nice moment in this beautiful country :)
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Class108 2-car DMU enters Hampton Loade on a quiet day 28-4-08.
Probably M50933: Driving Motor Brake Second (DMBS), built 1960 and M51941: DMBS, also built 1960.
The route indicator/ destination blind says it is heading for Birmingham New Street.
Ref: CNV00029
Oui, c'est un magnifique décor... mais je dois vous faire un aveu... j'ai triché!!!
J'ai supprimé les affreux fils électriques qui me gâchaient le paysage!!!
Vivement les lignes électriques enterrées... enfin chez moi... c'est pas prêt d'arriver... :-(
I've had it with blizzards!
Want spring and summer so I can go out and shoot without freezing my... lenscap off :-)
Infrared
Langevatnet, Flekkefjord
original pencil and crayon drawing by: Bill Rogers
In different parts of the world people report seeing tiny humanoid creatures sneaking around their houses and lawns, often misplacing items or playing pranks. What are the reasons for this? What could be the explanation? What of the window peeks or sounds of screen doors opening when no one else is home?
One week ago at this time, 80+ mph gusts were blowing around our home. After four days the power came back on. The yard is cleaned up and repairs are complete. It's so nice for life to be...back to normal.
~~~~~~~~~~~ Life after Category 4 Hurricane Irma - 9/10/17 ~~~~~~~~
Sunset afterglow ~ Summer '17 ~ Florida Everglades U.S.A.
Broward County ~ Hometown ~ Coral Springs, Florida
(three more photos 'from this night' in the comments)
Earlier this year on a Welsh Marches Express excursion Mayflower was failed with a broken spring at Shrewsbury - diesel took the excursion on the return. In a reversal of fortune the excursion was diesel hauled to Shrewsbury due to a line closure between Taunton and Bristol. Once the closure was lifted Mayflower scurried to Bristol and on to Shropshire to lead the excursion back from Shrewsbury.
Seen here returning south by one of the All Stretton foot crossings.
With the cessation of the Drigg-Shap stone empties, for the time being at least, it’s back to the Workington tanks on Thursdays. Making a change from the usual Class 70 a fairly grubby 66847 climbs through the Ellen Valley between Maryport and Bullgill with 6S48 1028 Port of Workington-Aberdeen Waterloo. The location is the former Dearham Bridge station, closed in 1950 and once the junction for mineral lines to several local collieries. There is little evidence it ever existed.