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NYSW WS-2 hustles eastbound across the Hackensack River in Bogota with SD45-2s 3634 and 3618 on March 23, 2025.
I spotted this lifeguard in Ogunquit, Maine today a few moments before quitting time and after the last of the swimmer had left.
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After a 4 hour round trip to Crawford's, Conway Scenic 252 and 255 put away their train into the yard in North Conway, NH. An old B&M Telephone reminds us we're in B&M territory on this part of the railroad, while the two GP38s are MEC vintage.
I am not sure if the small wasp on the cicada's head was parasitizing it, or just being annoying, Any thoughts welcome. Cicada is in the Genus Tibicen, a True Bug. Andover, NJ
Sometimes you see a sign that really speaks to you. I like visiting large cities but cannot imagine living in one. The one time I tried, I wanted to quit the scene so badly. Of course this is misspelled for my definition but even so.... (It was probably equitable something or another)
A "Quit Coal" message remains on the smokestack of the Fisk coal-fired power plant in Chicago, Illinois May 25, 2011 after a group of Greenpeace activists ended a two-day protest on the stack. The activists were getting their "Quit Coal" message out to the company and the wider Chicago area. The team is asking Midwest Generation to shut down both of the Chicago outdated coal-fired plants Photo by Greenpeace
Financial District Buildings and Street, San Francisco, California, USA
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El Panecillo es una elevación natural de 3.000 metros sobre el nivel del mar, enclavada en el corazón mismo de la ciudad de Quito (Ecuador). Es el sitio más visitado de la ciudad. Por su ubicación se ha convertido en el más importante mirador natural de la ciudad, desde el que se puede apreciar la disposición urbana de la capital ecuatoriana, desde su centro histórico y hacia los extremos norte y sur. El Panecillo está coronado por una escultura gigante de aluminio de la «Virgen de Quito», creada por el español Agustín de la Herrán Matorras, el cual se basó en la obra compuesta por Bernardo de Legarda, uno de los más importantes representantes de la Escuela quiteña.
Gracias amig@s por sus gentiles visitas, generosos comentarios o por señalarla entre sus favoritas.
Le pucará (village fortifié) de Quitor est un site pré-inca daté du xiie siècle. Il est situé à trois kilomètres au nord de la ville chilienne de San Pedro de Atacama, dans la province d'El Loa, une des trois provinces de la Región de Antofagasta.
Le pucará est établi sur les flancs d'une colline et constitue une forteresse dotée d'un mur défensif. Il ne se visite plus mais se regarde de la colline d'en face !
Make It Interesting • Challenge No 2 (Door)
Source image with thanks to Freecat
Sky and clock courtesy of Pixabay
Le pucará (village fortifié) de Quitor est un site pré-inca daté du xiie siècle. Il est situé à trois kilomètres au nord de la ville chilienne de San Pedro de Atacama, dans la province d'El Loa, une des trois provinces de la Región de Antofagasta.
Le pucará est établi sur les flancs d'une colline et constitue une forteresse dotée d'un mur défensif. Il ne se visite plus mais se regarde de la colline d'en face !