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1997 Northern Counties Palatine bodied DAF DB250RS fuels up in Lancashire for the long round trip to Llandudno Transport Festival, 6th May, 2018.
"There are two ways of spreading light; to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it." ~Edith Wharton
"the bird's nest olympic stadium"
taken from my beijing trip last september 2010...i'm randomly posting shots from my travels for the past year.
everyone at that time were so anxious to take photos of this building while the lights were on....i was more anxious when the lights were off. i always wondered how this stadium would look when the lights were turned off....and i was not dissapointed. this building was one of most unforgettable building that i experienced....it was soooooooo huge!!! visiting it was so much different than seeing it on tv and in books!!!
On the way to Phoot Camp, our first stop was at "Slab City", an area known as an "RV oasis", due to the thousands of campers that live and move through the area off the grid in the cooler months. Lauren and I had a "Spin Off" with our 360 spinners. Here's the shot from her perspective.
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I'm thinking it would be cool to colour match and join them up for a "720" spinner shot.
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Seniors gather at the Hotel Winneshiek to celebrate their years at Luther with each other on May 18, 2016. Photo by Kyle Livingood '19
The van is loaded and ready to take the goods to Manchester on the first leg of the delivery to Mongolia. 11th June, 2021.
We got a bit of Sad news in the in box this morning. An old Friend of ours passed on last night. The old friend was a dog named Nixon. many an adventure he had, and never spoke a word of. Some on the other hand more than one or 2 of us know.
He was born some time in 1996 and came to be a Friend to us while we were living in the land of California. He was a bundle of fluff and teeth sharp as tacks, with a penchant for tearing the trash can apart and everything in it. many a day he would be sitting there when I got home from the night shift with the mess he had just made stretching from one end of the house to the other with the innocent look puppies can achieve when they have just eaten Christmas dinner.
On leaving California and moving to Montana, he came with us, and stayed for a while here. he seemed to do well here losing fleas, and slowly losing hot spots which he did not really enjoy, but endured with better grace than I do aching joints on stormy days.
He left here and took some time to see Chicago, and then went back to Cali for a short while before finally coming back here to Kalispell.
It was here he spent the years where he had a good family to watch over him, and to watch over and guard while he waited to move on to another place.
While I know he has moved on and is now able to snack on cheese and bacon as he wishes, with no one to tell him no, he is still going to be missed here in this world, at least until we travel on and find him elsewhere waiting for us.
This Anhinga Pounced up to the lowest branch it could find after getting wet in the water, Shaking off its wings and leaving them out to dry in the warm Everglades sun.
Kingfisher takes off.
iso 1250. Cropped. Hard backlight.
Nikon D7200. Sigma 150-600mm (S)
Copyright Steve Waterhouse .©
"I can't remember when the beast struck last time..."
"Yeah, honey, it's been quite a while now. Let's be thankful for this."
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"Tommy, look after the pigs while we're gone."
'Eric' strides away from Pickering with a NYMR service to Whitby.
Taken with a Rolleiflex Automat twin lens reflex medium format camera, Model K4 B2 (1945/49), Zeiss Tessar lens, yellow filter. Ilford HP5 400 B&W film.
Portland, Oregon
14 Oct 2008
Gail Williams and I bumped into this grumpy looking fella in the Pearl District as we wandered about town. He was a little sweetie behind that gruff exterior.
I love the one tooth sticking out.
An image taken during a photo charter around the British Steel Scunthorpe facility. Thanks to AFRPS and British Steel for their hospitality during this event.
11th March 2017
N370TJT a Scania K113 / Vanhool Alizee C46FT of Birmingham Coach Company is seen off its normal run . Seen entering its bay in Central Drive Blackpool it is runing the 387 Blackpool service to Coventry it will take a break here before it returns to my home town this coach would normally be seen on either the 420 or 460 service Birmingham - London. The coach was new to Yellow Buses of Bournemouth for their National Contracts