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I've always loved the patch job that the SOO Line did on their Milwaukee Road acquisitions. Albeit pretty poorly done in most cases, the black and orange just looks good together in my opinion. Here, I have a pair of Athearn Genesis models: SOO GP38-2 #4804 and SOO MP15AC #1546. Right from Athearn with the patch outs, I only had to make a few minor changes (to the MP15AC mostly). Each model has scale Sergent Engineering couplers and light weathering. All the details on the GP38 are right out of the box from Athearn. On the MP15AC, the horn was changed by a friend of mine, Tom Schubert, who I acquired the model from. I also added black patches on the sand and battery boxes on the cab end, a hand brake chain, and a waste retention tank (not visible).
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May 2018
Pair of Mid-Century Modern Bar Stools by Calorator - 29" to Seat x 17 1/2"DIA of Seat x 38 1/2" Total H x 18 3/4" Wide - SOLD!
About 10 minutes after 4Z27 had passed southbound, 88004 'Pandora' and 68016 'Fearless' power north past Burn with 4Z43 from Daventry to Coatbridge
Wiki Kitty was very interested in today's topic for Our Daily Challenge - A 'Pair Of' more to follow later
Rear view of a pair of classic Minis. The blue one at least looks like a Canadian market Mini 1000 but the other might be slightly older.
ChikaLicious Dessert Bar. East Villiage, NYC. March 2011. Pre Fixe Dessert tasting and wine pairing.
I'm quite partial to square formats. While the Rolleiflex and Polaroid SX-70 are very different cameras, the square vision is very similar. For me, using one informs the way I use the other.
A pair of Osprey getting started on building their nest on the Willamette River. Sitting here at my desk not so patiently waiting for the return of these beautiful birds which also coincides with the return of the spring salmon.
For me it is the best of both worlds since I get to pursue my two favorite things, fishing and photographing wildlife. I shot these last spring from a boat while desperately seeking salmon.
I think this is sensitive fern. Harder to tell when they're in the party noisemaker stage. OM 90mm macro at probably f4 or so.
We spotted this mallard pair coming in for a landing on Loen Waterfowl Production Area, part of Morris Wetland Management District in Swift County, Minnesota.
Photo by Mike Budd/USFWS.
A pair of aging BNSF SD70MACs leads D803 through the farmland south of Holland, MI. The train had just crested the grade of Saugatuck Hill a mile prior, and there's another pair of 70MACs shoving hard on the rear.
A pair of containers in my balcony "rock garden." You can barely see the rocks now :)
Both contain dragon's blood stonecrop (Sedum spurium), and "black" sweet William (Dianthus negrescens). The container on the left also has some hare's tail grass (Lagurum ovatum), and the one on the right has some angel hair grass (Stipa tenuissima), but they're almost completely hidden by the other plants. Neither of these grasses is happy with the relative lack of sun in this spot.
To my chagrin, dragons now bleed pink and green, and black sweet Williams were apparently never black. Sigh.
Ceviche pairs excellently with many different beers. For a fun, fruity pairing, try matching it up with a fruit lambic like Lindemans Framboise. The ceviche’s oceanic and herby flavors match nicely with the strong fruit of the lambic, and they share a tanginess that is fresh and inspiring.
www.foodthinkers.com/2010/05/ceviche/
CEVICHE
Ingredients
2 pounds raw shrimp, peeled and deveined
½ pound of fresh local fish, such as striped bass filet, diced into ½-inch cubes
3 limes
1 lemon
1 orange
1 cup fresh raspberries
3 cloves garlic, minced
1 medium tomato, seeds and liquid removed, finely chopped
¾ cup green onion, minced
½ green pepper, minced
½ jalapeño, seeded and minced
½ bunch Italian parsley, finely chopped
1 teaspoon olive oil
salt and pepper to taste
Boston or Bibb lettuce leaves (for lining serving glasses)
avocado slices (for garnish)
Instructions
1. Using your juicer, juice the lime, lemon, orange, and raspberries.
2. Place shrimp and fish in a large bowl with the fruit juice and the minced garlic. Cover and place in the refrigerator for one hour, or until fish and shrimp are opaque.
3. In another bowl, mix tomato, onion, green pepper, jalapeño, parsley, olive oil, salt, and pepper. Combine all ingredients.
4. Artfully arrange lettuce leaves in martini glasses, and fill with ceviche. Garnish with an avocado slice.
Ferdinand
Albarino, 2014
Arietta
White Blend, "On the White Keys," 2012
The Scholium Project
"The Sylphs," Chardonnay, 2012
Mocking Bird
Cabernet Sauvignon, 2006
(Magnum)
Larkmead
Cabernet Sauvignon, 2011
Twelve Days of Christmas
Day 4: Jorge Vallejo
The Restaurant at Meadowood
Meadowood Napa Valley
St. Helena, California
(December 9, 2015)
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