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A bed of red gum coals ready to cook some steaks, by the Bogan River at Nyngan, New South Wales Australia.
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Natural entertainment during a family lunch at The Boathouse, Rose Bay, watching the courtship of two Silver Gulls :)
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“Let your gentleness be evident to all.”
Perhaps gentleness is the most important quality to possess and cultivate.
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This is the Brumunddal view at the seaside of Mjøsa.
Mjøsa is Norway's largest lake, as well as one of the deepest lakes in Norway and in Europe. It is the fourth-deepest lake in Norway. It is located in the southern part of Norway, about 100 km north of Oslo. Its main tributary is Gudbrandsdalslågen in the north; the only distributary is Vorma in the south.
The guide said as I leaned out to take this a long way above the Octagon at the crossing of Ely Cathedral. You can just see people down there. We walked up 3 spiral stone staircases to reach this point. The guide explained the first stone tower collapsed so they rebuilt the top of the lantern tower in wood to be lighter. But the oak trees cut to support the tower are now 600 years old and the floor creaks a bit as you walk around up there. Fortunately they did some strengthening 200 years ago but then that wood is getting old too ... :)
A more relaxed shot at Blair Atholl covering both the arriving HST and also the great gantry peg at the south end of the station. This shot was a high risk one, withn the potential for a car to block the view of the HST. There was little traffic so a low chance however moments before the train arrived a car pulled out from the shop and headed towards the crossing. I though about asking it to wait, however fortunately the car pulled to one side.
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CN 8801 and CN 2533 bring the H-GALMEM1-13A through TRRA’s “Hi-Speed Line” while the St. Louis cityscape opposes over the variety of power. For the first half of GALMEMs journey it was the CN duo but later on they picked up the Gevo and CP ACU at Falk on the K-Line
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photographed with permission at the ticket office of the exhibition of the magnificent Vivian Maier in Nice