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How long does it take you to drive 30 miles? If you were with my wife and I you would probably not like it. We stop often when we see things like this. One subject usually leads to another. Do you see only the sunrise? If you look lower you will see an decrepit barn with an old vehicle forever parked by it. That sight means I need to drive up and take a closer look even though we are headed elsewhere.
After getting off work a quick detour was made to Millers Falls to catch Northbound New England Central train 611. The train led by SD40M-2 #3475, SD40-2T #3317(dead), and SD40M-2 #3476 with a train of 0/42 as they cross the Millers Rivers. Photo taken Oct 20, 2017.
It's wonderful to feel the warmth of the sun after a long winter and these little crocus flowers seem to echo that sentiment as they reach out of the shadows to embrace the light. They have to be quick - tonight it snows again.
Visited Burnham Prairie Sunday before the storms and saw that the pair of snowy egrets are still there. They usually hang back, barely visible from the entrance road but after ten minutes or so they both flew in much closer in a nearby marshy area.
They only stayed for a few minutes and quickly flew back to their original positions but I was lucky enough to get a few shots. One thing I did notice when they were wading through the water looking for food, they would shimmy their feet as walked along, i'm guessing to stir up some food from the mud? I thought that was interesting as I never seen great egrets or herons do that before.
Today I wanted to take doll photos as weather´s been so lovely and warm lately. :) But didn´t have any luck finding a good place outside. I looked for it for like an hour which made me so thristy and tired that ended up heading home. Hence the super old pics of Fiona. U_U
Some days it pays to get up early!
This image has been sitting in a folder for almost a year -- the time to process it was today.
The Sea, The Sky, The Earth, The Wind, 2005. Four paintings by Dutch artist Jan Cremer, Museum De Fundatie, Zwolle, Holland.
My baby is sleeping now so I made quick post:)
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Quickly another selfie or something interesting on the other side of the small bridge.
Everywhere, really everywhere you see bicycles here. It is the most popular means of transportation to get through the many alleys. Btw....the world leader in bike ownership is the Netherlands, there are more bikes than people...
The beginnings of my cranberry-apple casserole...... that I am asked ,politely, to make for all our holiday meals. :0)
Recipe: CRANBERRY-APPLE CASSEROLE
2-3 large cubed Granny Smith apples
1 bag (12 oz.) of cranberries
Add the two into a large mixing bowl and add....
lemon juice sprinkled over the mixture and
one cup of sugar, mix thoroughly, then place in a greased casserole dish.
In a small mixing bowl...add
1 cup of brown sugar
1 cup of quick oats (not instant) and
1-2 sticks of melted butter
Mix well and spread over the cranberry/apple mixture. Bake at 350 for 45-50 minutes.
This is wonderful served as a side with turkey and dressing or served as a dessert. If you try it....let me know how it turned out and if you enjoyed it. :0)
Costelytra zealandica, commonly known as Grass Grub, is a scarab beetle endemic to New Zealand and is a prevalent pasture pest. They fly about at night and from time to time I find one floating in our bird-bath. This one, while in the bird-bath, had also been through a heavy rain shower. They're remarkably hardy creatures and seem able to float in the water for quite some time without any problem at all. This one crawled away quickly, after I rescued it from the water and placed it back in the garden.
so lucky to find this open stall in a market to buy this (GUESS WHAT IT IS) for a quick repair of my back pack
I finally got a usable photo of the barn swallow (Hirundo rustica) in flight as well during 2022.
They are hard to catch in their quick flight for insects above the water. I finally found a spot where it was pretty easy to follow their route for a good result.
(Låvesvale in Norwegian)
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A quick snap of a very contented Archie licking his lips after a fishy lunch, quickly edit on the mobile Lightroom App.
Quick little last min trip down the beach, as had been waiting in all day for a delivery. A new Nikon D750, as i arrived at the beach a little wet, a gap appeared in the clouds hail fell and a rainbow appeared so managed to grab a quick snap and its probably the happiest iv been with a quick snap iv taken before. Really looking forward to using this kit and getting the most out of the camera :)