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Sad to hear of the death of the Elephant Sanctuary owner Doug Groves here with one of his rescued "babies"

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Ukrainian Air Force pilot Colonel Oleksandr Oksanchenko, “Grey Wolf”.

Departing Fairford

Sadly was killed after his jet was shot down near the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv.

He has died a hero, and I am sure every one would like to remember him for his superb displays.

RIP Oleksandra.

*Note: tribute photo - model shown is not Leonard Nimoy

"Art, if it is successful, needs no explanation. Star Trek and Spock, if they are works of art, can be discussed. But finally the response comes in individual terms. Each viewer sees what is there for him, depending on his frame of reference." -Leonard Nimoy

My friend and much loved companion passed away in the early hours of today(( 07:02:2019 ), 11 years and 3 months old. 25.10.2007

No doubt she is running around in grass chasing butterflies , able to see again, somewhere.

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catching-up

Nothing i do or say will bring you back... RIP amore mio

"Ripping off layers / exposes nothing but the background"

After making a sizeable pick up in Cruger, TP&W's M train rips up the grade in Eureka, skimming the super elevated curve at MP 92 on their journey East to Effner.

 

Eureka, IL

2020.04.22

Had some sad news last evening... long time 'flickr buddy' Mark me'nthedogs has passed away. He was one of my very first flickr contacts. We had many a walk together over the years armed with our cameras and with his beloved dogs by his side, both on the levels and up on the hills where he lived. Of all the pictures I've taken of Mark on our days out this is still my favourite... On a day trip to Ryewater Farm in Dorset.

An MRL extra carrying rip rap from Bradley to Hope bridges the Clark Fork River at Bonner, MT.

Leica MD2 // Santacolor 100 // Voigtlander 21mm CS

 

Uneven concern at Laguna Beach, CA

 

Something's coming, sky is purple

Dogs are howling to themselves

Days are changing with the weather

Like a rip tide could rip us away

 

Late afternoon golden light hits this wave-shaped rock in east Joshua Tree. I almost missed the shot as we were hiking back to our car. I happened to look over my shoulder at just the right time! HSS!

This barn, which I have posted in various seasons, had disappeared when I last drove by in the fall. It may have been one of the many victims of the heavy snow Thanksgiving blizzard.

RIP little guy. RMANWR personnel have determined that this family of burrowing owls has lost the parents to likely predation. It sure was fun to see the work and attention to family these owls provided us all.

This episode just made me mad because Echo died. He has been an outstanding character in the CW and the viewers have grown to like Echo.

 

EDIT: Yes, now i do realize not to blame Dave Filoni for this...

 

Thanks to MGF Customs/Reviews for the picture.

I don't ever take pictures of cemeteries... but with the sun shining this day, it looked so peaceful...

nice rear view, ripped and dense!!

Yet another variation in the seemingly endless variety of headstones in institutional cemeteries: Initials and a number on the top edge of the stone.

 

This one is in the Chemung County Poor House cemetery, arranged with dozens of others in a circle around a small hill. A canopy of mature trees have pushed the stones off-kilter.

Fotografia tomada con una Olimpus OM 10, Negativo digitalizado

Sad sad night.

 

This is Yow Ling, my mom's new kitten. He was tragically killed by a bobcat tonight. He somehow got out of the garage at my mom's home in Carefree and disappeared. My mom realized he was gone within 30 seconds of his disappearance but it was too late. She called me at 11PM and asked for me to drive up and help try to find him.

 

When I got there, I stared searching a wash that runs through the property and spotted a pair of eyes. At first I thought this was Yow Ling, but after trying to get close I realized it was the neighborhood bobcat. I kept searching the area until I came upon Yow Ling's little body on the ground. It was an awful sight, he was bloody, broken, and covered in ants.

 

The poor little fella. I buried him in the backyard while my mom wailed -- this is the 2nd kitten of her's in a year that has sneaked out and fell prey to the desert predators. Years ago my Siamese that I had since 2nd grade got out and never returned. Damn desert -- sure is pretty, but has a really thorny side...

 

This picture was taken yesterday when he was playing with his best friend, my cat Milo. Makes me tear up just looking at him. He was a special little guy and I'm really going to miss him.

This photo taken on June 13, 2024, at 2:12 p.m. seems to have captured a rip tide movement of water. I took this from the fishing pier.

And I shot some video too.

youtu.be/fEnlCKHQPwA?si=hxTLpNZcuL6x7Hs8

youtu.be/gaFnCDHWhHA?si=yDX4sqcyBeT_e_n7

youtu.be/sYs94Fpk2D0?si=NHto3Fm01COegDMJ

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My first and last sighting of this giant in Linz, Austria. Very sad day in aviation history.

Result of a lightening strike

Nikon FA , Fugi 200 film

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