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It's been a long time since I've been shooting with anyone who does any kind of urbexing/exploration, which I greatly miss, so I took the opportunity to go. Unfortunately, we found that upper access (which we wanted) was sketchy at best and life threatening at worst, so we scrapped the plan. I still enjoyed going though.
NR4 and NR103 approach the summit of the Great Dividing Range at Heathcote Junction, as they head north for Griffith with 5MC2.
Owing to the ports unable to handle the previous length of the MC2/CM3 trains at 1800m, this service has now been restricted to 1200m, making it easier to strip and load the service during its turnaround time. This in short means it no longer needs a 3rd locomotive.
Thursday 10th December 2020
There must be a lot of tattoos out there which people wish they could erase. Loved ones that you don't know as well as you think you do. Illiterate Tattoo Artists... Tattoo artists that just don't have a degree of the artist part of their job title...Anyway, I like the shot, the colour version I like too if honest, normally i can decide fairly easily which I prefer. I'll process and post it shortly!
We have a local mall that is in transition. It is still open, but barely. Out of 100 stores only about 12 are open. Only 1 of its 4 anchors remain. This section of the mall is permanently closed off. It is sad, because I remember when the mall first opened.
What's really interesting is that across the street there is an open-air shopping center that is busy. Supposedly the city has plans for the mall, but they have stalled.
CC Week2: Liminal Spaces
It's always a pleasure to spot a Tawny Frogmouth. This one was enjoying the sunny spot on the same eucalyptus as usual, after a cold night. Unlike most of my other sightings of these well-camouflaged birds sitting still and pretending to be a dry broken branch, I was treated to a display of different poses and even preening of one wing. Just one.
Later on I discovered another two birds hidden in the leaves of the same tree.
PLEASE... listen!! I cried all over when i heard it. It might have an effect on you too.
This song is amazingly beautiful. Davey wrote it about his older brother, Adam, who is currently suffering from brain cancer. Ill try to post a link to a story later. The song is so moving and David recorded it in two takes, while the emotion in the room sky-rocketed and everyone was crying. This has got to be THE BEST song on the entire album. Its so lovely.
Is this the moment where I look you in the eye?
Forgive my broken promise that you’ll never see me cry
And everything, it will surely change even if I tell you I won’t go away today
Will you think that you’re all alone
When no one’s there to hold your hand?
And all you know seems so far away and everything is temporary
rest your head
I’m permanent
I know he’s living in hell every single day
And so I ask oh God is there some way for me to take his place
And when they say it’s all touch and go
I wish I could make it go away
But still you say
Will you think that you’re all alone
when no one’s there to hold your hand?
When all you know seems so far away
and everything is temporary,
rest your head
I’m permanent
I’m permanent
Is the moment where I look you in the eye?
Forgive my promise that you’ll never see me cry
I realized after i finished the picture that Its called Permanenet and smartly, i made myself almost not there. It may be confusing so ill explain. It goes with "And everything, it will surely change even if I tell you I won’t go away today
Will you think that you’re all alone
When no one’s there to hold your hand?
And all you know seems so far away and everything is temporary... "
Sory bout that :)
Blast Beach, Durham UK
During the rare dry spells we get here on the north east coast of the UK these weird pools on the Blast Beach (County Durham) dry out and the beach surface somethimes splits and cracks into this animal-like skin.
For my video; youtu.be/2SRHRwb8a3A?si=qT88EH7Ngcc9yEF3,
Photo taken 19 years ago today
13-hectare, show garden,
Chilliwack, British Columbia., Canada,
Permanently closed in 2013,
I first came across this old auto several years ago while cruising the back roads of Oregon. I had the opportunity to be in the area again and decided to see if it was still there. Time and memory made it a bit of a challenge but i was happy to find it again.
The first time i saw this i found it by pure chance - i happened to be looking through the window while driving down a steep hillside. I saw a flash of rust about 50 feet over the bank as i drove by. I found a place to turn around and parked off the road and scrambled down the bank.
pochi minuti...I pompieri sono riusciti a far uscire i due anziani dalle loro case..
Fra poco l'implosione. Non c'è vento, andrà tutto bene
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Just recieved my copy of the Semi-Permanent 2009 book from Design Is Kinky. It made it all the way from Australia fairly unscathed.
The piece I submitted, called "Ruffled Feathers", is the one shown on the right.
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C'est l'un des plus anciens monastères bénédictins de Normandie puisque sa fondation, par Saint Philibert, date de 654. Abandonnée durant les invasions vikings en 841, la reconstruction s'est poursuivie au 11ème siècle et fut un chantier quasi permanent jusqu'à la guerre de Cent Ans (1337-1453). A la Révolution, l'abbaye est vendue et devient une carrière de pierres jusqu'au 19ème siècle. Elle est aujourd'hui à la charge du Département de la Seine-Maritime.
It is one of the oldest Benedictine monasteries in Normandy since its foundation, by Saint Philibert, dates from 654. Abandoned during the Viking invasions in 841, the reconstruction continued in the 11th century and was an almost permanent construction site until to the Hundred Years War (1337-1453). At the Revolution, the abbey is sold and becomes a stone quarry until the 19th century. It is now the responsibility of the Department of Seine-Maritime.
Photographie faite par mon épouse Nathalie.
Photography by Christian Nass
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Northern Harriers don't just hunt the marshes. This time of year they scour the sagebrush desert looking for mice and voles coming out of hibernation.
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