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A pair of G&W orange painted SD40-2’s stick out in the grasslands of western South Dakota as they lead the RCP&E’s eastbound road train outside of Philip shortly before sunset. This is formerly the C&NW's mainline to Rapid City and was nearly abandoned before being purchased by the DM&E in 1986.
The only time I saw the Inland Steel steamer Philip D. Block was in the twilight of her career here at Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan up bound for another load of iron ore June 27, 1980.
This iPhone picture of St Philip's cathedral was featured as the BBC Midlands Picture of the Day. Always amazed that the simplest of pictures can be the most popular.
Philips Park No1 guarded the western edge of the Philips Park triangle in Manchester. Brush 47565 after negotiating the tight curve through Milles Platting station in the distance accelerates the 08.15 Holyhead - Newcastle past the box, with a clean rake of Mk2's, December 6th 1986.
Philip Island, Victoria, Australia. March 2010.
Captured in the late afternoon, on a trip to Melbourne, with a day spent at Philip Island. I had experimented with lomography but had not developed the film till now. Unfortunately, as it turns out, I am not secretly Vivian Maier!
Holga Lomography camera. 400 ISO black and white 120 roll film. Flatbed scan. Adobe CC Ps for dust removal and curves correction.
nl.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philips_Willembrug
English:
The Philips Willembrug is a bridge in the Dutch city of Rotterdam, in the Hillegersberg district. The bridge has a clear vertical clearance of KP +2.82 m and the width is 9.44 m. The bridge is located over the Rotte at the height of the Hillegersberg-Zuid district. The bridge is named after Prince Philips William of Orange (1554-1618).
Long sight in age
They say eyes clear with age,
As dew clarifies air
To sharpen evenings,
As if time put an edge
Round the last shape of things
To show them there;
The many-levelled trees,
The long soft tides of grass
Wrinkling away the gold
Wind-ridden waves- all these,
They say, come back to focus
As we grow old.
Philip Larkin
Philips Park No1 guarded the western edge of the Philips Park triangle in Manchester. Large Logo Brush 47658 after negotiating the tight curve through Milles Platting station in the distance accelerates the 14.03 Liverpool - Newcastle express past the box, with a clean rake of Mk2's, October 11th 1986.
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Miranda Sensorex II, 50mm 1.4 lens
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Philip Island, Victoria, Australia. March 2010.
Holga Lomography. Black and white film negative. Flat bed scan. Adobe CC Ps for dust removal and curves adjustment.
Philip Taylor of Glasgow pop punk band PAWS performing a stripped down set at Mackintosh Queen’s Cross.
10/08/51 thru 4/4/18 RIP my beloved
April 4, 2018 started out like any other day for Phil and Jenny. Up early, busy, lots to do, running around like headless chickens getting ready for various appointments. Plumber was coming early because the horses broke something and caused a leak near their water trough; the farrier was due to come at 10:30 to give all the horses their pedicures; Jenny had an appointment in town at 10:30 and Phil would later have an appointment in Medford at 2:30.
In spite of the frenetic activity engulfing their morning, thankfully Phil and Jenny were both upbeat, in good moods and managed to get a hug, a kiss and an "I love you" in there. It was one of those days they were both in good moods and didn't have any of those snippy moments towards each other that can be common at times in long term marriages. It was just a good day.
Jenny left for her appointment around 9:45 while Phil stayed home and dealt with the getting the horses all locked up so the plumber could work without horse muzzles wiggling against the back of his head or horse teeth scratching on his vehicle.
Jenny got home about 1:30 or so and Phil and Jenny had a little quiet and down time to breath and talk before Phil had to leave for his appointment in Medford.
When it came time for Phil to leave, Jenny was heading out to the horse barn to feed the horses as Phil was driving down their driveway heading out. He rolled his window down and waved and yelled good bye to Jenny and she waved good bye to Phil, never for one moment thinking that would be the last time she would see him alive.
Phil went to his appointment in town and afterward, picked up some rocks needed to fill in the hole dug by the horse trough to fix the damage the horses had done. He was on Old Covered Bridge Rd when he must have experienced a physical event that he recognized was serious because he pulled the car off the road and got out.
An angel by the name of Jeremy who lived out there saw Phil and could tell something wasn't right and that Phil looked ready to collapse. Jeremy stopped his car and ran towards Phil to try and catch him but was too late and Phil fell down backwards onto the road. Jeremy flagged another driver to call 911 while Jeremy did his best to calm and help Phil.
Jeremy said Phil's eyes at that point were open, he was conscience and appeared to want to say something but was unable to. Jeremy rubbed Phil's chest, spoke softly and kindly to Phil, telling him to relax, take slow deep breaths, that help is coming and that he was not alone. Jeremy told Phil he would stay with him, that he wouldn't leave. Phil would not be alone. Jeremy was truly an angel sent to Phil at just the right moment.
Jeremy performed CPR until paramedics arrived but Jeremy actually witnessed Phil's last breath.
Paramedics worked hard trying to revive Phil but the heart attack was just too serious. Phil was gone.
One of the saddest things is that Phil was only 10 minutes from his home. Just 10 minutes and he would have been with Jenny. The hardest part for Jenny is knowing this. She would give anything to have been the one comforting Phil and holding him in his final moments.
The moral to this sad story is that you never ever know when your time or that of a loved one is going to come. Please hug your loved ones, make sure they know how much you love them and how important they are to you. Say I love you to them every single day, give them a hug, every single day. Do something kind and loving for them, no matter how small, every single day.
We can't control when we die or when a loved one dies. It's not up to us, usually, and once a loved one is gone, all chances to say what you never said are gone, too, forever. So make each day count. I can't stress that enough.
My life has turned upside down and the pain is so raw. Thank god for my daughters and the wonderful neighbors who have shown me so much love and support over this past week. Just getting out of bed in the morning is something I don't even want to do but thank god I have no choice. Animals don't take care of themselves and it gives me a reason to go on.
Please treasure your loved ones. They can be gone in the blink of an eye.