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Remembering September 11th and thanking all those who helped and those who lost their lives. May we find peace and not war please God!!!
Orangemen marching in rememberance of a foreign King who defeated an English King in a battle long ago.
With me so far?
They're actually Irishmen, from Northern Ireland, mostly of Scottish descent. However, in truth, they really want to be Englishmen - that explains the bowler hats and brollies.
The're marching here in what they regard as a foreign country, in Rossnowlagh in County Donegal which is in The Republic of Ireland.
This is in rememberance of a battle long ago where a Dutch Prince, William of Orange, who was mounted on a fine horse, they say, defeated an English King, who wasn't up to very much in any event and departed the scene with undue haste.
So.... who knows, given that history has a habit of repeating itself, future generations of people somewhere may march in remembrance of the Battle of Brexit. Possibly not march in the sense of putting one foot in front of the other, but parade on bicycles of a traditional make. Clown outfits and dodgy blonde wigs will be an essential part of the regalia. Bicycle clips optional extras.
From Dec 2023 on the Eaton Falls trail. The Eaton Canyon fire, is still burning after destroying a big part of Altadena and parts of Pasadena. It is now moving up into the mountains and spreading into the Angeles National Forest. This location is completely burned. I'm sure the rocks are still there. Nature grows back in time.
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H.M.S. EDINBURGH . KNOWN AS " FORTRESS OF THE SEA ".
LAUNCHED APRIL 1983 , DECOMMISSIONED 6th. JUNE 2013.
SHE WAS THE LAST TYPE 42 TO SERVE IN THE ROYAL NAVY.
Coffee was simple...I wonder who dreams up all those combinations.
The well turned out Birmingham Moor Street plays host to Chiltern 68010 awaiting it's next duty, turned off so people can have a conversation :)...
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Remembering
Parée Erica’s Texture Fun Challenge 42
Stock with thanks to Parée Erica
Couple 1- Couple stock 30 by gracies stock- deviantArt
Couple 2- He And She IV by Eirian Stock- deviantArt
Girl- Outside 4 by Hanratty Stock-deviantArt
Locket by demoncherrystock- deviantArt
Locker Portrait- Steven Swirko-Wikimedia Commons
Wedding Rings by aermasterrich-deviantArt
37091 870203 Preston ECS off 1728 LE-PRES (87002)
The winter of 1986/87 was a cold one with a prolonged cold snap from the beginning of the year stretching into early March. Whilst there was not a lot of snow in the North West the cold in my flat meant it was cheaper and warmer to spend more time out of it than in it!
Unsuprisingly I used to go to the station most evenings and was able to record some of the activity around the station at that time.
One working, a parcels from Manchester would arrive about 7ish and then return with the stock off the 1728 Euston-Manchester which would go to Longsight, and was quite fequently a Rat (Class 25) at the time, but other engines could appear.
On 3rd of Feb 1987 37091 was rostered and is seen waiting the off whilst 87002 sits in Platform 4 with a southbound Freightliner service.
On a cold winter morning, it is refreshing to remember a Hawaiian sunset a month and a half ago.
View my - Hawaii Set
View my - Most Interesting according to Flickr
“I try to loosen me, of the unions that I have lived,
of my delirious time, of my hands, of the forgetfulness.
And although I try and don't remember, the fact to forget my solution...
with your steps I see the rope, that it takes to me with your light...”
_____________________________________________"Perdon si ofendo"; song composed by me
" Trato de safrme de los lazos que eh vivido,
de mi tiempo delirante, de mis manos, del olvido,
y aunque trato y no me acuerdo de olvidar mi soluciĂłn...
con tu huella veo el hilo que me lleva con tu luz..."
___________________________________________"Perdon si ofendo"; canciĂłn compuesta por mi.
picture taken by my father
Almost exactly ONE YEAR AGO, on 27 April 2014, I called in to see the family of Great Horned Owls in a local park and finally got to see the two owlets up on the rim of the nesting cavity. The last time I had seen them, just their heads were visible inside the nest. Various friends had been posting photos of these youngsters climbing up on top of the broken tree, so I knew that if I didn't go very soon, the owlets would have fledged to a different tree and then would be difficult or impossible to photograph. It turned out that these two fluffy owlets did fledge, a couple of days after I took this photo.
The reason that I'm posting this photo is that, sadly, the Great Horned Owl pair that has nested at this location for quite a few years, has had an unsuccessful breeding season this year (2015). We aren't sure what happened, as we did see the male sitting in a tree near the nesting tree and we did see the top of the female's head fairly recently. Then, suddenly, I heard that people were seeing both adults sitting in nearby trees. I have only been down there maybe a couple of very brief times in at least the last couple of months. Maybe people who are there for many hours, day after day, actually saw something happen? Apparently, someone did report seeing three adults in that area recently. Or maybe the eggs did not successfully hatch, or maybe they did hatch and the tiny owlets picked up some infection from deep down in the nesting tree? Feel sad for the adult owls, and I know hundreds, if not thousands, of people will also be feeling sad and so disappointed. These owls have given us so much enjoyment over the years. Hopefully, next year, if the owls stay at this location, they will have a much more successful and happier breeding season.
"With its long, earlike tufts, intimidating yellow-eyed stare, and deep hooting voice, the Great Horned Owl is the quintessential owl of storybooks. This powerful predator can take down birds and mammals even larger than itself, but it also dines on daintier fare such as tiny scorpions, mice, and frogs. It’s one of the most common owls in North America, equally at home in deserts, wetlands, forests, grasslands, backyards, cities, and almost any other semi-open habitat between the Arctic and the tropics.
Great Horned Owls are nocturnal. You may see them at dusk sitting on fence posts or tree limbs at the edges of open areas, or flying across roads or fields with stiff, deep beats of their rounded wings. Their call is a deep, stuttering series of four to five hoots." From AllAboutBirds.
number ninety three
I don't know the way out of this is mess
oh, I don't know the way out of this mess
and if you want to see me at my best
would it have changed anything at all?
rememebr when we never had to rememebr when times were better, times were better than this
we never had to remember when times were better, times were better than this "
people are too uncomfortable with themselves. even though you might not have many friends, God is always your friend :)
The city of Red Oak has a very rich Military History, and our community, as well as other nearby communities have been touched by the loss of community members serving our military in recent years. We were fortunate to have this display honoring those young warriors, at our 2019 community celebration.
More attempts at action shots, easier now that I realized ghost *can* be activated in combat, just doesn't always work at first or second or even third try! =P
Remember Me
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Camera binds, timestop, FOV control
TexMod (remove film grain)
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#TimesAreChanging
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Remembering someone close to me who lost their life at The Viaduct. This is a gorgeous place to walk, unfortunately it holds sad memories for many family's and their friends.