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Kirkwood's Gabi Fischer competes in the 500-yard freestyle in the preliminary round of the MSHSAA Girls Swimming and Diving Championships in St. Peters, Mo., on Feb. 19, 2016. Michael Gulledge, Special to STLhighschoolsports.com
A pair of Amtrak switchers, including a SW900 still in Penn Central paint, is seen switching cars at Chicago's Union Station. Note the REA Burlington warehouse in the background. 09/08/84--Tom Golden photo
This is the person to credit who painted the mustaches on each of the waiters face that was participating in the Bastille Waiters Race. Such a wonderful event. Happy to hear the event will return in 2025. In 2019 was the last year the event was held in Sacramento.
Sits in a patch of sunlight in my kitchen. Lit from a skylight above and left, it gets very harsh light surrounded by shadow.
The Flickr Lounge-Food & Drink
Green Chef Meal #11
Adventures In Cooking-My Slow Food Creations
Prepping the food whilst I watch Jacques Pepin & Julia Child preparing food on my iPad. I have watched these two on t.v. and on the internet for many years.
Nick Alexander of Vianney competes in the 100-yard backstroke during the MSHSAA Boys Swimming and Diving Championships preliminary round at the St. Peters Rec-Plex in St. Peters, Mo., on Friday, Nov. 6, 2015. Michael Gulledge, Special to STLhighschoolsports.com
I love having dinner prepped early. I've got pork marinating that will go the oven to roast, and we'll have stir-fry veggies with it.
You'll need a wire mesh file organizer, two rubber door stops, a package of small adhesive gripper pads, and a tube of glue that will work on rubber.
Getting ingredients together for an afternoon of cooking for friends. Equally important ingredients not included in the frame - Billie Holiday and a glass of red wine.
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Day 129 [5-8-2016]
Eric is back! So now that Eric has returned from college, I invited him along with George, Paul, and Scott on a hike through a large state park that holds many abandoned structures. Or used to as we discovered throughout our hike. All of the buildings were torn down leaving only a small strip of recently vacated houses right off of the main road. Luckily the part is still beautiful itself to walk through with my good friends. After our adventure we went to dinner where we all talked and had a grand old time. I love hanging out with all these guys. Dudes night out is slowly making its way back.
Can't wait to see what the next day brings!
The fireman starts to unlock the smokebox door, so that the necessary checks can be made inside.
Taken on a Mad Hants photo charter.
in your head they are fighting,
With their tanks and their bombs, and their bombs and their guns. In your head, in your head, they are crying...
I caught this artist (along with others) preparing for a performance/exhibition at Five Myles Art Gallery.
I never got to see the actual performance though, the opening reception was too crowded as there were 33 artist in the show = a lot of people in attendance.
Epicurean Kitchen Board Natural, 12 x 9: www.didriks.com/epicurean-kitchen-board-natural-12x9.html
Duralex Bowls
Vic Firth Salt and Pepper Grinders
Next weekend is the annual Greater Lansing Orchid Society show at MSU. On exhibit will be hundreds of exotic blooming orchid plants from all over the world. They have classes, contests, sales and all sorts of orchid related things going on..... of course Ladydragonflycc & I will spend the first few hours snapping away. By the time we're done taking pictures we'll be tired of fighting the huge crowds in congested halls and tiny rooms packed so tight with flowers on tables, stands, walls, middle of the floor, hanging from ceiling....etc. It's almost impossible to move without potentially damaging an award winning plant, even without camera's it's teeth grinding frustration.... but we'll be tough and try to get some sweet shots.
Parasail crewman preps my daughter and son-in-Law for their parasail flight.
(Flickr friends: I am posting four images a day to try and catch my postings up with the calendar. I hope you can find time to view them all.)
33019 and the Waggon und Maschinenbau railbus at the North End of the Battlefield Line at Shackerstone during the 2008 Summer gala
The five British Railways Waggon und Maschinenbau railbuses were delivered in April 1958. They were based at Cambridge until 1964. They were withdrawn in 1966 and 1967. Four are preserved.
Initially the buses worked the Maldon, Braintree, and Saffron Walden lines. They had too few seats for the Braintree branch and were used on the Mildenhall line from July 1958. Mildenhall closed in 1962. E79961/3/4 had their Buessing engines replaced by AEC A220X engines, also of 150 hp, in 1962-3, due to the cost of importing replacements from Germany. Their other branches closed in 1964, after which they spent most of their time in store at Cambridge. In 1965 79963 and 79964 were trialled on the Alston Line, but couldn't haul parcels vans and had heating problems in winter. 79961 and 79964 were transferred to serve Millers Dale in 1966, but that branch closed in 1967. M79961 was the last to be withdrawn in August 1967 and was scrapped at Rotherham in 1968