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Zürich, Mainstation, Switzerland

For this theme I found an old copper pipe that was in the garage and used a pipe cutter to cut into it just a little,I then bent it so it would rip.It was then placed in a tray and water was poured in at one end and as the water started coming out I took the photo.

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Monotrope uniflore (Indian pipe)

Ta Gordon, Gozo, Malta

LeLUTKA Connor Head 2.5

 

Clover - Greed pipe @TMD

 

Tantrum -Stat Tank- Intelligence

 

HEVO - Jogger Denim - @TMD

 

[TAKE IT - EZ] SINGLE POSE - CHILL UP

An old pipe located at Ta Gordon Lighthouse, Gozo, Malta

Canon EOS 6D - 20 sec - Æ’/20 - ISO 50 - 100 mm

 

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Wild American Alligator taking a nap, Shipyard, Hilton Head Island, South Carolina

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Olympus M.Zuiko 45mm/f1.8

Macro Mondays theme: "Begins with the letter P"

The butterflies were once again prevalent at the Boyce Thompson Arboretum. This is a pipevine swallowtail butterfly. There were many species of butterflies there, most of which I couldn't identify. I'm no entomologist. Google is an awesome tool though. But I didn't go so far as to ID the ants on the stem and leaf

CP 235 rockets through the intermediates just east of Bothwell after fixing a hot axle at Glencoe.

 

Train: CP 235 with CP 7019 (SD70ACu) and BNSF 9572 (SD70MAC).

Windsor Subdivision

Newbury, ON

The term Pipe Dream was coined in the late 19th century to describe unrealistic hopes or fantasies as the result of hallucinatory visions induced by smoking opium.

 

The image shows an East Asian water pipe, traditionally used for smoking tobacco, although I see no reason why they couldn't be used for some other form of plant-based material - similar to a hookah but much smaller. I have a number of these little decorative ceramic 'pipes', obtained in Phnom Penh where they are marketed to tourists as opium pipes. Water pipes would have been found alongside opium pipes in the opium dens of old. A small tool needed to scrape out the residue from the used tobacco (or whatever!!) in the bowl is attached to the pipe by a chain, presumably so it doesn't get lost.

 

For Macro Mondays theme 'Chain'.

Bending a length of pipe for use in one of the pieces of rail equipment being repaired or restored at the Niles Canyon Railway maintenance yard near Sunol, California.

Wonderful piece of crafted metal. This pipe was decoratively used to make a small fountain. Senn @Landesgartenschau Schwäbisch Gmünd, Germany

Beton-Kunststoff-Verbundrohr / Concrete Composite Pipe - Baustelle / Building Site - Sandershausen - Niestetal - Landkreis Kassel - Hessen - Deutschland / Germany

St Martin, Bullring, Birmingham.

A Note from Underground, looking straight up.

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16 Apr 2021; 07:50 CDT

with the weather being so mild today i had a trip to seaton sluice and blyth it was great to bump into and have a chat with phil ure. this shot was taken of the pipe on blyth beach at high tide thanks for looking.

another sunrise shot, from this morning, a sat on the wet seaweed ,on the pipe to get this shot lol, a was soaked, ( no awards, logos, ect please, am not here to get as many replies as a can get, am here to share my images with like minded folk, cheers )

Seen in the Hot Rod Hangout, Matoaca, Virginia

A surprise viewpoint along the North Downs towards Box Hill near Dorking, from near Godstone

For #MacroMondays and #cutter.

 

I'm lucky that my husband has many tools and parts, and keeps his tools clean. He found this cute little red thingy last night, but I didn't see it in the light until this morning.

 

Part of miniature pipe cutter shown is 3cm / 1.2 inches at an angle, or a width of 5cm/1.97 inches across.

 

Thanks for looking.

 

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