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“Boy, Charlie, it’s so loud in here, no one could possible fall asleep.”
“What?”
“I said, it’s so loud in here no one could sleep!”
“I know what you mean. This year’s group of elves is really loud.”
“I would think sleeping in that bad, horrible, lousy building would be much quieter.”
“But you would probably feel a cold draft all night there.”
“You’re right, Charlie. I guess I’ll try to stick it out here.”
“It looks like their getting ready to do that line dance again. They can really get excited about that crazy dance.”
It's almost midnight. Don’t they know what time it is? We have to get to work early in the morning. I wonder if these guys will even be ready for tomorrow. Gmbl.
The crews of Ivatt '2MT' No.46521 and 'Jinty' 3F No.47406 prepare to move their locos off shed.
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this is ellen, looking off the edge of a beautiful hill near her house.
I guess the family van is in the shop.
P.S. Vitally, I guess late is better than never. I promised you a panner
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Just a few feet away from this snoring beast lay a horrific scene of absolute watermelon carnage. It was hilarious.
Class 27 1300 chuffs merrily on it's way to Weybourne from Sheringham, on the North Norfolk Railway. April 2009.
A purple heron staring from its nest.
Taken with Sony A-6000 (Sony ILCE-6000) and SAL 70400G2 and LA-EA2 as RAW. Cropped & Converted to JPEG with LR 5.7
I'm taking off my heels to give my feet some rest. My right pump is already off, now my left one has to follow...
I awoke to an empty bed and a solitary hat with a note attached. You have decided to leave. You can't do this anymore. Sigh! I will miss your quick smile, your ready laugh, your warm embrace, your wickedly endearing self. I mourn, I mourn for your loss and mine...and all I have left is your hat.
Opportunity shot, waiting for my bus: very lucky on this one, I targeted him and wait... and wait.... and finally, this gentle gull decided to take off... I pushed fiercely the trigger of my -bad for action shot - little bridge, then immediately went to see the result on the viewer.... which gave me a big smile!