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Don't tell me you're half-dead, too.
p.s. thank you for the testimonial :) You're far too kind to me.
Parallel Times (Blondie tribute) performing at North Walsham Live Aid 2018, an annual music event and charity rock memorabilia auction at North Walsham Community Centre. (c)John Newstead
they live so close, they feed from the same source, yet they cannot embrace each other except for the sky, cheerful and sad at once...
You will observe that nothing about this photograph of Waterholes Hut is straight or level. Alright, the corrugations on the gable end have been made horizontal. But the builders were unfamiliar with the terms parallel and perpendicular. To illustrate the point further, the guttering which collects and directs water to that little tank is held by loops of fencing wire and has its fall adjusted by snapped off sticks from the bush wedged underneath. I believe the architectural style could be termed "in the vernacular". They wouldn't have known what that meant either.
Nearby there are stockyards pre-dating this hut. Those working the livestock in the yards would camp out for the duration. Building of this structure, commencing in 1939, used poles cut from the bush, stone robbed from a former nearby structure for the fireplace and new iron brought over the mountains from Queanbeyan.
Inside, this rough shelter is spartan: no lining, gaps everywhere, bare earthen floor. It's how I imagine the hut up on the Queensland border where my mother's family recovered from the deprivations of the Great Depression. It was warm up there. Not so here. But it must have been luxurious compared to camping out while they went about their work. In behind this hut there is a stand of the most enormous Black Sallees I have ever seen. If the stockyards pre-date the hut by years, those trees pre-date it by centuries!
When the lease on this land was resumed to establish the park in the 1970s, this place was abandoned. Fortunately for us, the Kosciuszko Huts Association and government Parks people set about restoring it thirty years later.
But as much as I admire this place, it's really just a placeholder for bigger things. I'm here to see what I haven't and to ground truth that the track I think goes by and onto another rural structure — Luton's Crutching Shed — is clear and a good guide to lead me there on another day. That's the point — it's for another day.
There's a segment of highway stretch just south of downtown Minneapolis where 35W and I-94, the two main interstates through MN, meet and run parallel for about a mile.
I think a higher vantage of a similar angle would be a thousand times more interesting, however.
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Two 1906-built Krauss 0-402s engane in some parallel running on a damp but atmospheric morning on Austria's 760mm gauge (2'6") Waldviertelbahn, near Alt Weitra. 15th October 2025.
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So many parallel lines, so many colours, aaahhh, aren't we lucky?
Thank you, M, (*_*)
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Parallelism, a valuable approach dealing with unwanted matters I learned from a friend.
Two may like the same things but for some reasons dislike each other.
Instead of getting stressed wasting time arguing and fighting, just totally ignore one another and have your worlds exist but on parallel sides of the universe.
Try the 30 day free-trial! LOL
It's been several months since that morning when I found my PC in a coma. The services I tried out ended up to the same verdict: most of the hard disk could be repaired except for the domain of photographs, which was completely damaged. Forgot to say that (me, the fool) had no back-up, not a single copy of a single album, so you can feel the stroke I received. It was really like a stone in the neck that didn't go down all this time, and from grief it went to total loss of interest, not just in taking but even looking at photos.
It was last September when I took the disk out of the drawer and just a moment before throw it to the garbage bin, I gave it a last chance to a little pc-store at my neighborhood. 4 weeks later (the case was over for me) they called and said that 90% of the photos have recovered! This was certainly a moment of happiness, a sudden light out of grayness.
What a paradox; I had hardly accepted that me and my old photos are on parallel orbits...but finally, strangely and unexpectedly parallels do meet
This image was taken from the ice road parkway near the boundary between Banff and Jasper. A very large switchback overlooked the mountain range to the south, creating a great opportunity to capture both the road and the milky way. This image was created from 3 separate exposures - one for the sky, one for the ground, and one for the vehicle lights. The vehicle lights image was the tough one - there was only about an hour or so of darkness to get the image done, and apparently almost no-one drives this highway at 1am.
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Two westbound freight trains work at the north end of Conrail's Enola Yard behind GP38-2 8230, Dash8-40CW 6109, SD40-2 6508 and Dash8-40CW 6084. As seen from the Overview Bridge, Enola, Pennsylvania, USA, 27 December 1991.
I thought her hair looked just awesome.
24x36" softbox w/ vivitar 285HV camera left.
Vivitar 285HV w/ black straw snoot, camera right from above, at hair.
Vivitar 285HV bare bulb behind model aimed at background.
Sorry to be still so behind on comments and mail. Part of the reason I seem to have no time is that I have joined a gym - age has descended - and it hit me that losing weight was not going to be as easy as it was ten or even five years ago.. The other reason is that this government offers a rather complicated cycle to work scheme - which means that after lots of money going out of your salary and being replaced via a tax exemption you can cycle to work on the bike of your dreams...Well, the bike I've always wanted has been ordered - but I need to be fit enough to ride it.....I've got a few weeks - its hand built to order - but there are a fair number of hills between my house and work....