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Taken from; Jericho Beach Park,
West Point Grey, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
TS Dubai, container ship,
length overall (LOA) is 272 meters and her width is 43 meters.
built in 2024
CL Rizhao, bulk carrier,
length overall (LOA) is 229 meters and her width is 32.3 meters.
built in 2015
Discover the romance of the outer garden, bathed in soft pale lights for a special experience with friends or loved ones. A magical mirror at the landing point transports you to other picturesque gardens, inviting leisurely strolls and photo-worthy moments. Experience the enchantment of the season where winter's charm meets fantasy. Embark on a brief but captivating adventure in this magical destination.
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The things we do for a daily snap! This is for the 365 treasure hunt, number 55 Sci-fi.
The game is "Small Star Empires". And what took me the longest time to do for this, was find a base plate for the tripod! Perhaps the tripod should get more use .... maybe next year :)
Shields Road station on the Glasgow Subway is located on the South Side of the River Clyde and hosts the largest Park and Ride facility on the Glasgow Subway system with around 800 parking spaces. The station typically floats around 500,000 entries/exits per year, though you wouldn't think so given the platform isn't too much wider than the door at the end of the platform.
Despite the name, the entrances to the station and car park are actually on Scotland Street and I believe there have been proposals to rename the station. It's at the top of Shields Road though, so there is some degree of sense in the name.
Car 119 is pictured leading Train 5 on the outer Circle into Shields Road. This train runs clockwise around the 10.5km circle.
We recently returned from a trip on the east coast. We traveled from Savannah to Washington DC.
Lots of commitments and activities at home. Haven't been on Flickr at all lately. I will be by to check out your photos soon.
This magnificent tree is along a nature trail in Corolla, NC that leads out to Currituck Sound. Taken at ground view in the early morning light with a IR modified D800 (830nm)
Selected as a Flickr Explore image, June 1, 2016
This was taken on a day when the weather all day long was rain ans wind. This is a untouched image with the exception of my watermark and a resize in picnik, other wise this is a SOOC (Straight out of camera) Shot
We've been catching up on The Mandalorian this festive season - there are some fun bits and Mando himself is a charming presence, but overall it's just felt uninterestingly competent. Probably just doesn't hit the bits of Star Wars I really like. Still, it's gotten me back in the mood for some far, far away MOCs, so here's a bandit fighter I whipped together.
www.rspb.org.uk/wildlife/birdguide/name/m/meadowpipit/
A small, brown, streaky bird, it is the commonest songbird in upland areas and its high, piping call is a familiar sound. In flight it shows white outer tail feathers and in the breeding season it has a fluttering 'parachute' display flight. In winter they are quite gregarious and gather in small flocks, often invisible among the vegetation, suddenly flying up with typical jerky flight.
Meadow pipit numbers in the UK have been declining since the mid-1970s, resulting in this species being included on the amber list of conservation concern.
Overview
Latin name
Anthus pratensis
Family
Pipits and wagtails (Motacillidae)
Where to see them
Found across the UK but commonest in the west and north. In winter it moves south, to more lowland areas and becomes much commoner in the southern half of the UK. Found in open country - upland moors to saltmarshes in summer, more agricultural land and marshes in winter. Will even come to suburban parks and playing fields.
When to see them
All year round. In summer most common in upland areas which become deserted in winter as birds move to more lowland habitats, some migrating to Continental Europe.
What they eat
Insects - flies, beetles and moths - and spiders
Population
UK Population
I forgot it was Extraterrestrial Abductions Day.
There seems to be an argument on who abducts who. The astronauts say they get to abduct the aliens. The aliens are positive it means the astronauts are the ones who get abducted.
For information on Extraterrestrial Abductions Day, see www.holidayinsights.com/moreholidays/March/extabductday.htm
View across the dry landscape of the outer Pelorus Sound at the end of an El Niño summer, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand.
Where the S-curve used to be on Lake Shore Drive in Chicago. I believe the dome there is a swimming pool & fitness area. East of Millennium Park.
City of Arts & Sciences, Valencia
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