NOTTINGHAM CITY TRANSPORT FROM 1960S ONWARDS
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Old Swedish cottage painted in the typical distinct red colour known as Falu red (Falu rödfärg) - a very popular paint from the 17th century onwards, at first on mansions built in wood that were painted to imitate brickwork(!) but later on on all kinds of houses and cottages. The paint originated as a byproduct of the copper mines in Falun (hence the name).
Taken along the edge of Grimms Ditch that runs through Barnes's Grove, Buckinghamshire, I was taken by the implied forward motion of some of these trees as they appear to be moving along the top of the bank and as we move into a new year seemed an apt image to post.
So on this new years eve can I wish you all the very best and lots of happiness for 2023.
Onwards to some street photography in Vancouver. Definitely more relaxed in Canada than here in Germany.
The statue in the back is called "The Proud Youth".
Thirsty Event
Akemi - Mary Set
Skirt and blouse are sold in different packages and can be combined in different ways:
◘ two blouses with five textures each;
◘ black skirt and gloves with five textures;
Backdrop:
The Bearded Guy - Astro Night Backdrops
Animesh Companion:
:FNY:
Bloggerbox - BB-One Animesh Companion
This makeshift repaired BB-One was found on a Jawa market in the Outer Rim and is likely the last of its kind. The BB-One series of droids were early and largely unknown prototypes of the later BB-Astromech Droids from the time of the New Republic.
Juna - Jesse tattoo
BoM (Bakes On Mesh) is modifiable for tinting - Base texture is white.
His clothes:
AxH
The "Seek & Destroy" Black Leather Pants
Pose:
-Taboo- Day With You-
all info in the blog
This tiny brown argus seemed a little sleepy and slow, but was determined to climb to the top of its stalk for a better view.
After a bit of an emotional and stressful week at work I think I'll take this brave butterfly's lead...onwards and upwards!
I think this might be an Essex skipper due to the black ends of its antennae, but it was looking dazzling in the late evening sunlight even if my ID's wrong!
as with all festivities Halloween is no longer kept to one day, the kids are out from Friday onwards guising / trick or treating before the 31st! Enjoy your spooky weekend:))
Or in our case downwards and back to Horton.... This is the usual way up to Pen-Y-Ghent... but, we went the other way via plover Hill ....This is a shot looking back the way we came....
Horton in Ribblesdale Yorkshire Dales UK... August 2020
This is National Tree Week here in Ireland {5th of March onwards} where we celebrate
our trees. We havent got many but thankfully since 2000 they have started planting more of our native hardwood species and less of those horrid Norway Spruce that block out light from the forest floor and prevent all the wonderful undergrowth, fungii and wild flowers from growing. Of course they are a commercial crop and vital for the economy. Indeed, Coilte, the forestry people here do great work as they allow access through there land and plantations to access the trails and mountain tracks which I love so much.
I dont think theres is anything more wonderful than Oak trees.
This tree which is an Irish Oak [Quercus Petraea] is reckoned to be over 400 years old and is growing in the Powerscourt Valley, near the waterfall here in Co. Wicklow. The ground and the humidity seems to suit them better than the more common English Oak [Quercus Robur] which are also magnificent trees.
I would really love to see more of your tree photos here on Flickr as the truly are such beautiful things.
Do hope you like it! Catch up with you later,
P@t. x.
The curlew is a very large, tall wader, about the same size as a female pheasant. Its haunting display call is unmistakable and can be heard from February through to July on its breeding grounds - wet grasslands, farmland, heath and moorlands. From July onwards, coastal numbers start to build up, peaking in January.
Taken @ Kidwelly
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An alpine cirque beyond the top left tree-rimmed ridge was our destination. We may have overstretched ourselves a bit on this hike!
After being pretty well holed up due to the extremely high winds we gingerly made our way through the Snaefellsnes Peninsula. The forecast was for the winds to drop around midday but there must have been a sting in the tail as it seemed to get worse. We ended up sheltered behind a remote church for around three hours, battered by the elements. Eventually the winds subsided enough for us to continue cautiously onwards.
This pano shot was taken not long afterwards to show the strength of the winds. The winds blowing the water back up the waterfalls, an amazing sight.
Number 8 in the recent set from Birmingham, UK.
A scene that disappeared during the Bullring redevelopment of the early 2000s.
Ilford HP5
May 2000
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This is not a winter photo... it was taken last summer during my time in the mountaineering camp organized by the Alpine Club of Canada. Being the last on the rope allowed me some freedom of movement, so important in agile photography ;-)
Rocky Mountains, British Columbia, Canada
Europe, Zuid Holland, Overschie, Schie, B737-700, Wing, Winglet (cut from B&T)
Passenger planes generally don’t engage in aerobatics, but climbing out in the sectored (noise contours) Randstad airspace, they sometimes almost have to. Shown here is the river Schie, shot from a sharply banking Transavia B737-700, a minute after take-off from Rotterdam-The Hague airport, on its way to Faro (Algarve-Portugal).
This is number 11 of the Airborne album and the start of anoher Sotavento travelogue.