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Watching the fireworks and taking pictures via remote, we noticed nothing unusual during the show. When reviewing the pictures we noticed a strange object in many of the pictures. This object is captured in several series of photos. It always enters the series from the east and continues west across the landscape. Unlike the fireworks and other moving lights, the lights on these objects do not streak or trail. Even with the fireworks illuminating the sky, no body is ever visible on the object. Judging by the picture sequence, it moved across the landscape in approximately 20 to 30 seconds. The size of the Art Museum in the picture gives a pretty good idea of how far away we were, and the distance covered in the landscape of the picture. Given the distance in the landscape, 20-30 seconds is not a hover speed and should remove a helicopter, filming the event, from the equation. Also, the fact that it always enters and exits the pictures from extreme points and swoops across the landscape would seem to eliminate such a vehicle that would hover over and/or circle the Art Museum while covering the event.
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This was never a common sight in my time living in Kansas City, but these days, it is extremely rare, especially with favorable light. But the Railroad Gods looked out for me on this day. Luckily, this was a Saturday morning with no traffic around on the Woodsweather Bridge. I was able to stop, get out and get a few shots of this stopped KCS grain (100 cars). KCS SD70ACe #4199 leds with KCSM Grey Ghost CW44AC #4574 trailing.
looking down into a courtyard of nearby building --- kind of looked like ants (but think they were wrought iron furniture)
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Home is within reach. I am weary as I cross the Chicago Skyway Bridge arriving in Chicago back to my family.
A Lipotriches (austronomia) australica bee on our native geraniums. This was the one and only time this spring that I saw one of these bees in the garden. Sadly, the floods of 2020, 2021 and earlier this year have wiped out the ground nesting bees from the garden (we had hundreds of Lipotriches bees nesting in the soil in spring 2019). This used to be the most common bee on my flowers; this year, it was a rare sighting. [Lower Blue Mountains, NSW]
Tivoli, aside from being known for its beautiful grounds, is also known for its rides like this coaster.
Ever need to hide or smuggle gigabytes of data? Then you need to stock up with hollow spy coins -- actual currency machine-hollowed to create a secret compartment inside. You can fit a micro SD card inside an American five cent coin, for example.
Upper Montclair CC, New Jersey, Site of the Cognizant Founders Cup.
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We sighted a fresh kill in Lamar Valley. Nearby, using a sighting scope, we saw 3 wolves, a black and two greys, resting after they had eaten. There was a coyote and ravens on the carcass.