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I ripped a piece of card off a chocolate box and liked the hairy edge it created back lit by the sun :)
Crazy Tuesday theme: hand tools
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21+ years ago, CSX SD40-2 8392 (ex-C&O SD40 7533) leads an ex-Conrail C36-7 and the Q637 past Scioto Tower at Columbus, OH. The former C&O, upon whose tracks I'm standing, called this location LM Cabin. The tower was razed later that year, making this location not worthy of further visits.
The boathouse at Devoke Water with Srords Hill and Birkby fell as a backdrop. A quiet part of the English Lake District
It is with a very broken heart that I inform you that on October 29 our sweet, sweet Matteo passed away suddenly, cause unknown. As most of you know, my husband and I are out of town. My son is taking care of Theo and Matteo. When he returned home from work Saturday evening he found Matteo lying still on the floor. He rushed him to the emergency Vet but it was too late. Our sweet boy has passed on. He was too young.
Those of you who have beloved animals can understand how much a part of our family Matteo was. I don't know how Theo will cope without his brother. I don't know how any of us will cope in the short term.
Even though I spent a day taking photos in a very beautiful park up here, I don't know when I'll be back on. We will drive home and spend some time comforting each other until we can handle the loss.
I'm sorry to have posted such sad news here. But I've shared the boys with Flickr ever since they joined our family, so I felt you should all know. See you all again in the near future.
Probably more accurately folded Earth- Raplee Ridge rises up as part of a major fold in Earth’s crust (monocline/anticline) with Comb Ridge (another major fold/ monocline) catching the sunset light in the distance. And of course on the left Mexican Hat glows in the last light, with the Cedar Mesa sandstone cap (sombrero) above the residual siltstones below.
CSX 8004 and another SD40 split through downtown Tipp City, OH on a chilly, snowy January afternoon with the famed J783, Lima - Cincinnati local. Thanks to the addition of two recently reinstated trains on the Toledo Sub, CSX has abolished, for the 4th? time, the J trains. Lets see if this game of abolishment ping pong continues, or if this is truly it.
Multiple inner organs started failing and he would not eat any more. We will keep him in our hearts. Good bye little boy, we love you!
She just past away, thank you all for being their , for youre thoughts, prayers and concern. I cant think right now. I will poste something later on when i can compose my self better.
As of yesterday the Azure Window of Malta is gone. A strong storm weakened this geological formation and subsequently collapsed into the Mediterranean sea. I was fortunate enough to have seen it 6 months ago.
A bachelor stallion of the Mono County wild horses. I don't think he'll be a bachelor for long; this horse is built!
September 2012 - 5th March 2022
Just heard the sad news that Fig 'The Queen of the Mara' has sadly passed away after an unprovoked attack from an alpha male Lion. We have fond memories of spending hours photographing Fig and her various cubs over the years, so future trips will not be the same without her. Patrick who has guided for us on many occasions witnessed the attack, along with several guests that were with him at the time, they are obviously distraught. All the guides and locals will feel that they have lost a member of their family.
I took this image of Lolparpit and his mate exactly one year ago. He and his brother Olbanoti ruled the Enkoyonai pride of the Mara for many years and had many offspring. I recently learned that he just died of old age at the ripe old age of 16 years.
Maasai Mara, Kenya.
I learned this AM a good friend of allot us here had died. On my walk on the beach this AM, I thought soley of you. RIP Cindy. ~ Cindy~
"Nothing makes the earth seem so spacious as to have friends at a distance; they make the latitudes and longitudes." —Henry David Thoreau
I am going to miss you very much.