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Taken for #51 of 116 pictures in 2016 - Purple Patch
Spotted this field whilst driving on the A12 heading towards Colchester so decided to turn off and investigate. Not sure what the crop is. Think it might be alfalfa, also called lucerne used for silage. If anybody knows better please feel free to let me know.
4204 showcases its "running repairs" paint scheme, highlighting the different tones of Indian Red that has been applied after work to the body since its full repaint in 2009.
Sunday 16th September 2018
But still acceptable. This is one of the few instances where the AC4400CW was the right leader. It's been a while since I've seen a patched SP lead and with UP re-painting some of it's older locomotives it probably won't be a common sight for much longer. This trio is on CN's Leithton Subdivision heading for Global 4 in Joliet.
Here are 24 12" blocks of disappearing nine patches. The 12" blocks are not sewn together quite yet. This is made of approximately 862 2.5" squares-36 per 12" block.
I made this Four Patch Pillow using scraps from a quilt I am currently working on. The fabric line is High Society by Khristian Howell and sashed in Kona Chocolate. Kona Curry and Spice are thrown in for good measure.
I followed a tutorial for this pillow (by Freckled Whimsy) that can be found at: www.sewwequilt.com/2011/01/four-patch-pillow-tutorial.html
On a day with many more clouds than blue sky, this was the largest patch there was at Buckland Park.
Come to the Pumpkin Patch at Seminole Heights United Methodist Church down on the corner of Central & Hanna in Seminole Heights. The Patch will be open 12-8 p.m. Sunday through Friday, and 9 a.m. – 8 p.m. Saturdays until Halloween.
Always look behind you .....on my way back to my hotel after a day wildlife watching on the island of Mull, Scotland I looked back and saw this wonderful patch of light.
When I saw the exhaust I was thinking dash 9 but the SP paint was a bit of a surprise on this UP autorack on the BNSF @ East Galesburg.
I released Patty Patch Fluffy Coat from her box on Christmas Day. WOW! She's awesome!
I was very curious about her hair. The pictures I've seen of her show a whole range of colors from magenta to orange. It turns out that it is a dark red. I was also interested to see how it is cut, because I've heard people complaining that it is uneven. Yes, it is uneven--it is cut shorter on the sides than at the back, so her curls hang in a nice curve; the effect is quite beautiful. In these pictures, her hair has been washed once with Dawn Platinum, and conditioned briefly with Downy fabric softener.
The snowy birdbath with cardinals was a Christmas gift from my daughter. I love it!
Drunky McPumpkin stood in the middle of the patch he called home and shivered, knowing the Witch was out there somewhere. Clouds began to roll in as the midnight hour began and Drunky knew she was up there somewhere, flying around on her 2012 Ford Knobby Stick GTO Broom.
A cold breeze blew in from the west and the hairs on Drunky's stems stood up. He could feel the evil presence of the Witch. She was close.
The Witch had tried many times to get him and Drunky knew tonight, she would not stop till she succeeded. In the distance a cackle rolled across the silence.
She came out of nowhere, flying high, a speck across the moons face. She turned, swooped down and aimed for her target, Drunky McPumpkin.
Drunky looked up as the Witch flew by so close that he could see the details of her granny bloomers. He ran, screaming in terror. His long, spindly stalks moved as fast as they could across the pumpkin patch trying to find a place to hide. Drunky knew she was close but he was too terrified to look back.
With her breath on the back of his big orange head, Drunky tried to scream as he heard the words, 'Hey Baby, Your hot. Wanna go out and have some drinks??"
Drunky fainted, face planting into the ground.
View on black or the granny bloomers wearing Witch will fly by you too
HSS
Just to show you, this what happens when the stags get to close,they do the haka,but this is full frame,I am on my knees behind a oak tree,tripod closed up,so I am looking up at him,he was being chased by the big guy in the other shot, he also was full frame.
I call this stag Patch, look along his back, he has been about for the last 5 or 6 years,but he don't look to good this year,he has got a very badly infected eye,
Spring nibbles dark patches in our snowdrifts. Spring eats our white as a melting ice-cream, leaving coffee and chocolate spots on it's sides. Spring adds emerald green velvet on linden's bark, inspires little birds to sing louder and dwindles far houses in fog. Daffodils are ready to bloom on our window sill.
You might not know it by name, but Sand Patch Grade is a well-known spot to photograph trains.
This is one of my favorite slides in my collection. As a kid I thought the Chessie System logos and colors were the coolest thing, ever. This image, taken by David Leonard, perfectly frames the colors of the Chessie, and those turbo V-16's working hard on the 2% grade that is the Allegheny Mountains in Pennsylvania.
This is a hi-res drum scan of a 35mm Kodachrome 64 slide, photographed in Mance, PA on October 28, 1978.
From my collection © David Leonard
Rapidly changing light as I sat waiting and shivering on Curbar edge, the cold wind was ferocious today!! I eventually captured an isolated patch of sunlight on the distant landscape, seconds later it all looked very different.
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