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The rolling hills of northern Clinton County Iowa. Many fields have been harvested of their corn and soybeans.
Picnic Place Food Court looking toward Target anchor wing - Rolling Acres Mall, Akron Ohio - 5/31/08
Quizás Wall-E deberÃa buscarse una pelota más chiquita para jugar, con esa pareciera que tuviera que hacer mucho esfuerzo para moverla. xD
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Maybe Wall-E should look for a smaller ball to play with, it seems that he has to do so much effort to move it. xD
August 22, 2025
Hurricane Erin made a close enough pass to Cape Cod to push in some impressive surf. In these shots, the eye of the hurricane is around 350 miles to the South-East and making its turn to the North-East.
Although Thursday was the closest it would get, the waves would stick around all weekend, presenting themselves differently each day with changes in the wind and tides.
Nauset Beach
Orleans, Massachusetts
Cape Cod - USA
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After 15 minutes in the car I can be sitting taking in this country view!
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The Rolling Stones @ Madrid
Concierto en el estadio Santiago Bernabeu el pasado 25 de junio de 2014.
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Got this roller yesterday of the Patel's family A8L. Such a beautiful car. Sorry for the crap quality, had to boost everything heavily to get the shot.
Two trains passing Fernley in "rolling meet" with tank cars parked on the Old House Track at Fernley on January 14, 2017.
I started with a white piece of clay and used wall paper tape to create the grid pattern. Then I used alcohol inks for color. I used my acrylic rolling tools in black Pearlex powder to create the large circles.
Welcome to Rolling Acres Mall! A super-regional shopping mall on the bustling retail center area of Romig Road in fabulous Akron Ohio!
The tail end of the unit train slips under the signal bridge while the Q CHISBD6 16 keeps on rolling...
-BNSF Train U EAPSUP0 10 (Track 2)
-BNSF Train Q CHISBD6 16 (Track 1)
-BNSF (ex-ATSF) Marceline Sub, MP 342
-Meadow Rd Crossing, Bucklin, MO
-October 16, 2016
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CN train M347 continues the parade of trains rolling through the newly operational Oshkosh Bridge. Meanwhile, work continues to pour concrete in the counterweight compartments and prep the bridge for the first attempt at lifting.
Oh, go on then. Rolling Stones, ‘Beggars Banquet’, 1968. The Stones had a rubbish 1967. Whilst everyone else was Summer of Love-ing, Mick n Keef almost got banged up and their psychedelic riposte to ‘Sgt Pepper’s’ (the bandwagon jumping ‘Satanic Majesties…’) didn’t come out until December 1967 when the party was over. It was too little, too late and wasn’t much cop. The band were floundering and decided to go back to basics: soak up the music that got them going in the first place – blues, country and Soul.
The result is the first ‘modern’ Stones album, beginning a run of unbroken great albums that stretched up to ‘Exile on Main Street’ in 1972. After that it becomes the Groaning Bones ad nauseum for decades with rare bursts of creativity such as 1978’s ‘Some Girls’.
Anyway, this is a belter. Brian Jones is still in the band, his grand farewell. The first thing you hear is the conga drums signalling ‘Sympathy For The Devil’, which still has one of the best lead guitar breaks ever laid done. ‘No Expectations’ has gorgeous slide from Brian and piano over a slow, sad melody. ‘Dear Doctor’ is C&W pastiche, with sleazy louche vocals from Mick. ‘Parachute Woman’ is a dirty stomping blues. Hear it, NOW! ‘Jigsaw Puzzle’ is open strumming, slide and Charlie working his drum kit. A lovely tune.
Side 2 opens with ‘Street Fighting Man’, still a great riff with Brian droning away on sitar. This is 1968, The Year of Hate, and captured the mood of the time perfectly, whilst also cementing the Stones rebel image forever. ‘Prodigal Son’ is an old blues cover, acoustic strum and pickin’ on a metaphorical porch down South. It’s authentic. ‘Stray Cat Blues’ a dirty, sleazy riff about lurve with minors. Very un-PC, then and now. Um vee, naughty etc. Different times. ‘Factory Girl’ is folkie with mandolin, fiddle and congas and showed how inventive the Stones could be. Lovely. ‘Salt of the Earth’ is an ode to the working man, probably more to do with Keef than Mick. Keef didn’t pass his 11+ and knew more about ‘normal’ life than MIck. Mick was studying for a degree at the LSE when the Stones started. Always the Bread Head, man. Anyway, a righteous tune with Gospel choir and big, vamped ending with hammering guitar strum and piano clusters.
So, a true classic and worth a whirl if you haven’t heard it for a while, or only know the band’s singles from that period.