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"Pssst...! It's me, Duncan. You know, the dog that Bosco is based on in Richard Neer's latest mystery, Wrecking Ball. I have my summer beach reading all set, do you?"
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Reading By Candlelight may not be good for ones eyes but sometimes the stories really seem to come to life. Ones imagination can open a mind to the point where you feel the horse beneath you and feel the wind in your hair. When reading in a well lit room the horse may not be so fast and your hair not even get messy. My advice is to keep the candle burning and don’t fall off of your Stallion. Thanks for viewing my work. Gratitude and Kindness helps keep the imagination active.
Gerrit van Blaaderen, De Court Onderwater op zijn ziekbed, ca 1904, Singer Museum Laren. Gezien bij de tentoonstelling 'Uitgelezen: over boekdrukkunst, boeken en lezen', 17 februari-17 mei 2015, Museum Gouda.
One thing I've got down to a science is panning heritage units in bad weather leading their way past Harris Tower in downtown Harrisburg. This shot is no different as NS 1067, the Reading heritage unit, leads train 66Z east through the first feet of the Harrisburg Line.
WWRFP 5/25/16 - RLP 6/22/16
An overview of the Outer Station in Reading reveals a lot of Reading and Northern power wearing the colors inspired by the departed Reading Lines.
A GP30 rebuild of Santa Fe origin rubs shoulders with a GP38-2 rebuild and some MP15s, all of Southern Railway heritage.
Reading the obits.....a lot of people read the obits to see if an old friend or acquaintance has died....
Sitting on the edge of the dock reading the waves as they go by, relaxing and a way to escape the world for a moment.
This photo is made similar to the last one: The background is aluminium foil, which I crumpled. The light comes from a torch.
Dieses Foto ist ähnlich entstanden, wie das davor. Im Hintergrund befindet sich zerknitterte Aluminiumfolie und das Licht kommt von einer Taschenlampe, welche diese und das Buch beleuchtet.
Someone said I haven't done buildings lately ;) Here's two more from 'round the corner :)
I haven't researched the history of this building and am not sure about its cultural value, but I like the concept of libraries and reading,and certainly the look of it :)
I've been wanting to do this with my books for a while now, but decided to start with just a small section in the toyroom instead. My boys thought it was cool. Wanna bet how long it stays like this?
Possibly the last passenger train to visit Quakertown, Pennsylvania, the Souderton Railroad Days special pauses before returning to Souderton. Most onlookers are at the other end of the train, examining Blue Mountain and reading 4-6-2 425.
As you can see, there is not much to read... I am still trying to catch up. But I really wanted to show you this book. When I was in DC, there was an exhibition of Herblock's political cartoons. Amazing person, amazing drawings. You can pretty much study American history by looking at them. Recently they published a new book which includes a dvd with 18,000 cartoons. I loooooooove them!