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Funeral/Memorial for TU President Emeritus Ben Graf Henneke at Sharp Chapel. Dr. Henneke's wiki page is en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ben_Graf_Henneke.
I was trying a quick and dirty pinhole on the Sony. Clearly a little TOO quick and dirty.
Sharpes tri-axle Jonckheere JHV bodied Volvo B13R, 7 OWX at The County Ground Swindon having arrived with the Mansfield Town team for a fixture they would lose 1 - 0. Sat 23.11.2019
Columbian Sharp-tailed Grouse acting coy. a hard bird in Utah to see, only being common in rural areas near the Idaho border.
The Tug 'Sharpness' built by Issac J Abdela & Mitchell, Stroud in 1908. She was one of the first internal-combustion-engined tugs originally destined for towing unpowered boats through the Sapperton tunnel which connected the Severn and Thames Canal.
My husband has started work with a new company, after being home this winter. The weather was so terrible this year, that I was glad that he wasn't driving, this was one of the worst winter's that I can remember. I thought that you might like to see the new truck, it's so different looking from the last one! I found it interesting that a black truck is so hard to photograph, it picks up reflections much more then that white one did. It looks blue to me, in this shot, the blue sky and other reflections really show up! If you look close, there is a tiny reflection of me in that rear view mirror : )
I plan to travel with him when the weather is a bit better. It still storming out there, today he went through a major thunderstorm with tornado warnings. I sure hope it settles down soon. (Still snow and flooding up north too...)
He's happy to be back on the road though, and really enjoying this new company. For those of you are new to my photography (or just curious) you might want to see some of my images from the road over the last few years.)
Slideshow: Views from a Truck
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Trucking is such an important job, everyone counts on everything being delivered by truck.... remember...If you got it, a truck brought it!
Sitting on a telephone pole overlooking the grasslands on the western edge of Boundary Bay Regional Park in Delta, BC.
Male Yellow-throated Warbler. Photographed at Thickson's Woods, Durham Region, Ontario on 4 June 2016. Thanks to the sharp ears of our host Dennis Barry for picking this one out of the crowd. And to Mike K for allowing me use of his lens as the 100mm macro just wasn't going to do it on this occasion!