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I love catching shots like this. Be sure to see the previous photo in the shake it off series. Have a great weekend!
A Bald Eagle leaves its mate guarding the nest while it goes hunting.
Fort Donelson, Dover, Tennessee, USA
Ari respondiendo al reto de Demona... Quién es más salau? flickr.com/photos/bloowitt/173832480/ o Ari? :P
Which one is the cutest? Ari (here) or Unnamed dog ( flickr.com/photos/bloowitt/173832480/ )?
A passageway off the Royal Mile, Edinburgh
7 Days of Shooting/Week #7/Archives/Worn and Weathered Thursday
(sub theme - Edinburgh)
Here is my little friend again. I particularly like this shot because I was able to get it just before take-off and it seems like striking a pose. Hope you will like it too. Cheers (:-D
Best seen in Large. Thanks.
Off To Work.
Many of us do it,
everyday pulling ourselves out of our beds.
Sometimes feeling is it worth it?
The daily grind to earn our daily bread.
Then I remember those that are looking for work,
but cant find it,
Then I feel fortunate to even have a place to work my fingers to the bone.
Wish I could say more,
but I'm out of time,
time to go
(Off To Work).
Steve.D.Hammond.
A police officer stands beside one of Greater Manchester Police’s Land Rovers in this image, which was at taken on 1 July 1976. The location is said to be somewhere between Rochdale and Bacup.
The area has long been used to train the Force’s traffic officers in the art of off-road driving, so we think the officer may have been the instructor leading a course.
From the collection of Greater Manchester Police Museum.
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You should call 101, the national non-emergency number, to report crime and other concerns that do not require an emergency response.
Always call 999 in an emergency, such as when a crime is in progress, violence is being used or threatened or where there is danger to life.
You can also call anonymously with information about crime to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111. Crimestoppers is an independent charity who will not want your name, just your information. Your call will not be traced or recorded and you do not have to go to court or give a statement.
This was also taken on April 5, just as people were ready to march towards City Hall.
If you look closely you can see the word "everything" from another sign that was almost in perfect arrangement with the bigger sign. The sign with Hitler's face is a nice touch, too.
If you haven't seen the video yet, here it is on my YouTube channel. You can see the march as it begins in Pershing Square and ending at City Hall.
Passing Lichfield Trent Valley Junction box, 66703 Doncaster PSB leads Greater Anglia Aventra unit 720546 off for tests on the WCML, the working being 6X15 Old Dalby to Crewe Carriage Sidings.
A flock of Sandhill Cranes as they took off from a cornfield just south of the Platte River near Kearney, Nebraska. It was a sight to see and I'm so glad I took the detour through Nebraska on my way to Colorado for Spring Break. This isn't the greatest image, but I hope it shows what an amazing sight it is to witness these beautiful birds.
Here I am, trying to get some sleep, but the snoring and grunting of all these other elves makes it impossible to get any shut-eye. Even Bentley can’t seem to get any rest. I occasionally hear a giggle or two from a couple elves who continue to keep us all awake. I hope something is done in the morning. Gmbl.
With the final 365 stored on the East Coast having moved from Hornsey to Doncaster the previous day, now the rest are bring cleared out of Crewe to join their fellow classmates. Here, 37800 Cassiopeia drags365539 through Atherstone, working 5Q23 Crewe South Yard to Doncaster Belmont Down Yard.
Look out world. I'm off work and ready to party! In the mood for maybe Ohana Rock Club.
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I can still hear the Sulzer engines ticking over as this class 25 No.25130 and class 44 No.44008 'Penyghent' line up to move off Toton TMD on 13th March 1979, the driver of the 'Rat' seeking permission to move off shed and the driver of the 'Peak' climbing down from his cab ready to undertake the same procedure.
25130 was built at BR Derby Works and introduced into BR service during July 1964 as D5280 an allocated to Toton shed (16A). Withdrawn from service on 5th December 1982 and cut up during March 1987 at BREL Swindon Works.
44008 was also built at BR Derby Works and introduced into BR service in December 1959 as D8. She was withdrawn during November 1980 but was lucky, and can now be found in preservation, on the quite appropriately-named for this locomotive, Peak Railway.
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“Santa’s sleigh is all loaded and ready to go. Thank you, elves, for all your hard work. Hopefully, this Christmas will be a little brighter for some people.”
“I know this season can be hard on those who lost things or more importantly, people. I lost my uncle after a long illness.”
“And I think of my grandmother who died just before Christmas years ago. We talk about her a lot.”
“My cousin lost his house in a bad storm and lost everything.”
“But hopefully we understand that Christmas is what blessings we have that help us think of things that cannot be lost or taken away.”
“You’re right, Jill Ellyn. We can also be thankful for the blessings of this past year as well.”
“Oh, wait! Where’s Bentley? I lost him!”