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En mai, c'était "Les parallèles".
Voici une de mes propositions.
parallel universe.
who doesn't like travelling? i travel all the time. i my mind. i travel all the places existing and visually non-existing.
brain is amazing. it can take you everywhere you want even when you're sitting in your bed room and trying to have a conversation with yourself.
if only you could see the visually non-existing existences, i wonder if you really would like to travel to those places. the places, people and animals? ever wondered if they come to our world and travel into our lives as well?
parallel existence, a very interesting imagination of man. aliens, robots, ghosts, spirits...human mind can't rest itself much! how they look? why they exist? why they harm or why the look after? just questions?
do we really need to get scared? or we called the greatest of the creations for a reason?
Manx Electric Railway tram motorcars No.21 & No.32 climb out of Douglas working the morning parallel run through to Groudle.
Taken on the Szabadság hÃd (Liberty Bridge or Freedom Bridge in English), which was built between 1894 and 1896.
I was inspired by some great aircraft shots by hoobgoobliin to revisit my photos from the National Air Force Museum of Canada.
Twin props of a Handley Page Halifax Mark VII
Class 323s are as common as muck on this line, while 68s only turn up on the occasional railtour, test train or flask train. The 323 here is 323243, working the 14:51 (3 late) 2P26 Redditch to Lichfield Trent Valley.