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AHHHHHHHHHH...
I never heard Odd scream this hard!
Or heard Storm laugh this loud!
Odd was just sitting on this chair (not knowing Storm is very protective about 'his' chair) when Storm snuck up on him and grabbed Odd with his claws.
He then did an impressive yawn to show Odd all his teeth...
At this point i heard a scream that gave me the chills...
Storm was still laughing so hard when i ran into the room...
I told Storm to apologise to Odd for making him so scared.
I think they are friends again!
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I don't know what that orange kayak was doing among all the green canoes?
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We were lucky the clouds rolled in just in time.
I had planed the adventure early in the week. The forecast Monday said 20 percent chance of showers. A couple days later it changed to sunny
Spotted this lone greylag goose in among a large gathering of about fifty canada geese feeding on the rich grasses of Averon marshes.
Week 34: Numbers - Odd Groups
I'm sorry for the late entry, been sort of crazy week. All week I wondered what to take a shot of. I played with a few things and then as I was sitting on our patio one evening, I looked up and there was my shot! Comments always welcome! #photochallenge2015
This was quite surreal - watching the Giraffes being corralled for the evening - with their long necks swaying and odd shaped heads gathering in the door light.
A result of the refraction of sunrays the cat's eyes from my Norwegian Forest Cat "Élaine" appear in two different colors.
Durch die Lichtbrechung der Sonnenstrahlen erscheinen die Augen von meiner Norwegischen Waldkatze "Élaine" in zwei unterschiedlichen Farbtönen.
British Airways Airbus A319-131 G-EUPJ is the odd one out of the four 'planes given 'retro' colours for the airline's centenary, in that the other three are Boeing 747s (which design actually carried the three different liveries they now wear), whereas the BEA livery pre-dates this type by around 50 years! The nose and cockpit area actually looks somewhat reminiscent of the Hawker Siddeley 'Tridents', which wore this livery from their introduction in the 1960s.
Raphionacme species Photo from Fred Reyes Nursery from Pre-Covid isolation. West of Houston, Simonton, Texas.
Another frame from this one of a kind Office Car Special during the last weeks of independent Pan Am Railway's existence.
The single car OCS is shoving down the Western Route from FX headed toward Tower A and North Station. The odd little train consists of Pan Am C40-8 MEC 7552 (blt. Sep. 1989 for CSXT), CSXT executive F40PH-2 9999 (blt. Jun. 1978 as AMTK 288) and theater car 994318 named Prime F. Osborne III after the former president of Seaboard Coast Line Industries and first CEO of CSXT.
They will back down onto Track 1 at North Station CSXT's to board their passengers including CSXT's EVP and COO along with Pan Am's President, COO and other officers as well as representatives of the NNEPRA. They will travel the length of the Downeaster route from Boston to Brunswick to discuss the passenger agency's expansion plans, funding, and project priorities that will now be spearheaded by CSXT.
The big windowed car itself has a rather remarkable history. Built by Budd in 1953 as a 58 seat fluted stainless coach for the Atlanta and West Point Railroad. Originally AWP 120 it was the little road's contribution to the joint Pennsylvania Railroad, Southern Railway, AWP-WRofA, Louisville and Nashville Crescent. After the discontinuance of that train in 1970 the coach was transferred to sister Georgia Railroad and remarkably remained in service on the Atlanta-Augusta mixed train until 1983 (technically by then under the umbrella of CSX Corporation!). Once the GA finally got permission to discontinue this last mixed train in the country the car was saved by parent Seaboard System and heavily rebuilt into a theater car and given the name Georgia and numbered SBD 318. Appended with the 994 numbers it remained named Georgia until rebuilt and repainted into this B&O inspired scheme around 2020 when it received its current name.
This view looks down from the Prison Point bridge overpass at the little train making a reverse move down Main 4 approaching the back ladder in the complex interlocking. The blue and purple buildings of the MBTA's modern day Boston Engine Terminal dominate the background.
Somerville, Massachusetts
Wednesday May 18, 2022
Shepherdstown, West Virginia. Original single-story market house built in 1800. Second floor added in 1845 by the Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
CP 8557 shoves the rear of BNSF train U SAPCPG0 84T through the Madison Avenue crossing in Lebanon Missouri on BNSF's Cuba Subdivision. While a dirty CP GE isn't exactly an odd ball, this train was. It was some sort of one off rerouted train that originated in Sapulpa, OK and would be interchanged with the CP in Noyes, MN. Normally this train would go north out of Tulsa or Springfield instead of coming east up the Cuba Sub to St. Louis then North.
Workday at the angling club. We cleared some water weed around fishing stations at the lake.
This was an odd find. This matchbox was made of plastic, I think it is from the 70s. I was able to find it via google as a vintage matchbox for sale but couldnt find precise details of year/location/company etc
A stem of reedmace had somehow managed to grow right through the box.
R.E.M. - Strange
Giraffe's are another animal I have not seen before and was excited to see.
I have seen them on tv and photos but it wasn't until I saw them up close did I realsie how different looking they actually were.
I was quite mesmerized by their long legs, that neck and the way they walked. What odd creatures. Beautiful but odd.