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...Sometimes you're the fire hydrant.
Monday morning I left home and followed the compass North-Northwest. Heading for Quebec's last frontier -- The Abitibi and Baie James region. For the past two weeks, train 581/580 running between Senneterre and Matagami had GP40-2LW 9454 and SD40-2W 5330 as power. The SD40-2W being a rarity in this part of the country, I decided to take go north and shoot it.
Well, as luck would have it ; 5330 blew an injector the night prior to my arrival, acting as yard engine in the Senneterre yard. Decision was made around noon to swap 5330 with 8931 for the round trip to Matagami. 581 had to wait for the arrival of 578 from Val-d'Or for their replacement unit. Resulting in a minor delay for their departure from Senneterre.
Here is the revised consist of 581, highballing west on the former National Transcontinental Railway at Belcourt, about 30 minutes after sunset -- with a 9000 on the head end and 41 boxcars on the head-pin. For a split second, it almost felt like the glory days of the NTR were back.
The train of course, doesn't have long to run on the NTR, It will leave the high iron at Barraute, heading north on the trunkated Chapais subdivision towards Lebel-sur-Quévillon where the crew will drop their 41 boxcars at the NordicKraft paper mill. Only to run engine light to their final destination at Matagami, where they'd come back with 8 empty cement cars and two empty tank cars the next day.
You can't win them all.
CN L58121-01
9454-8931
Milepost 5 CN Taschereau subdivision
Belcourt, QC
Sometimes you have the luck to see this beautiful and endangered species.
The Atlantic Yellow-nosed Albatross is a relatively small albatross, with a total length of 71–82 cm and a wingspan of 180–215 cm (1). It is slim; the bill is long and thin, with a comparatively narrow yellow band on the culmen. The Atlantic Yellow-nosed Albatross breeds on Tristan da Cunha Island, Nightingale Island, Middle Island, Stoltenhoff Island, Gough Island, and Inaccessible Island. The at-sea range includes the South Atlantic Ocean and offshore South Africa, with increasingly common records off the eastern coast of North America.
Picture taken at the Atlantic Ocean - Coast of Brazil. Wishing everyone a Peaceful Blue Monday and week.
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Member of Nature’s Spirit
Good Stewards of Nature
Sometimes you can't help but show off that furry belly when you are playing hard with your good toys.
Focal 135mm f/2.8 @f2.8 (wide open)
Sometimes I am just speechless about something I see!just standing and listening to the sound of silence!
Sometimes, there is confusion, something obstructing my views and I need some mental lubrication. Sometimes, the photographic muse just won't kiss me. No good ideas turning up. And then I say something stupid like I love you. And do a photo even worse than that. Fuji X-E2 plus Helios 44M-7 at F11.
When the light and the subject come together in perfect harmony you occasionally take a shot that you really like. This is one of those.
There were a few new young giraffe on the reserve this year and I looked for them daily on our morning drives.
Kudu Private Nature Reserve
Mpumalanga
South Africa
A poem from Areti Fronis
Sometimes
Sometimes I imagine the world
Freezes
I adjust the crooked ties
Kiss lonely lips and replace cigars
with sugar coated, caramel lollipops
I take 10 steps ahead
Hoping that I'm in the lead
Realizing that there is always
someone in front and always
someone behind
But always
Always am I grateful
Grateful for my loved ones
For the tastebuds that I have that allow
me to taste tantalizing bites of
goodness, to hear songbirds sing
and see dusk settle on a weary day
with its illuminated burnt orange colours
Forever
Forever I will cherish the days gone
and the moments that lie ahead - but
forever always begins with today
Areti Fronis
SN/NC: Artocarpus Heterophillus, Moraceae Family
The jackfruit, also known as jack tree, jakfruit, or sometimes simply jack or jak is a species of tree in the mulberry and fig family (Moraceae). It is native to parts of South and Southeast Asia, and is believed to have originated in the southwestern rain forests of Indian Subcontinent, in present-day Goa, Kerala, Odisha, Tamil Nadu, Sri Lanka coastal Karnataka, and Maharashtra. The jackfruit tree is well suited to tropical lowlands, and its fruit is the largest tree-borne fruit, reaching as much as 35 kg (80 lb) in weight, 90 cm (35 in) in length, and 50 cm (20 in) in diameter. The jackfruit tree is a widely cultivated and popular food item throughout the tropical regions of the world. Jackfruit is the national fruit of Bangladesh, by name Kathal (কাঁঠাল) in Bengali language. The Jackfruit tree can produce about 100 to 200 fruits in a year. The name is originated from 'jaca' in portuguese who found this fruit in Malaysia. It is the world's largest fruit weighing up to 35 Kg.
De jackfruit, ook bekend als jack tree, jakfruit of soms gewoon jack of jak is een boomsoort in de moerbeiboom- en vijgenfamilie (Moraceae). Het komt oorspronkelijk uit delen van Zuid- en Zuidoost-Azië en wordt verondersteld te zijn ontstaan in de zuidwestelijke regenwouden van het Indiase subcontinent, in het huidige Goa, Kerala, Odisha, Tamil Nadu, de kust van Sri Lanka, Karnataka en Maharashtra. De jackfruitboom is zeer geschikt voor tropische laaglanden en de vrucht is de grootste door bomen gedragen vrucht, die wel 35 kg (80 lb) in gewicht, 90 cm (35 in) lang en 50 cm (20 in) kan bereiken. in diameter. De jackfruitboom is een wijd verbouwd en populair voedingsmiddel in de tropische regio's van de wereld. Jackfruit is de nationale vrucht van Bangladesh, met de naam Kathal (কাঁঠাল) in de Bengaalse taal. De Jackfruit-boom kan in een jaar tijd ongeveer 100 tot 200 vruchten produceren. De naam is afkomstig van 'jaca' in het portugees die deze vrucht in Maleisië vond. Het is 's werelds grootste fruit met een gewicht tot 35 kg.
La yaca, también conocida como árbol de jack, jakfruit o, a veces, simplemente jack o jak, es una especie de árbol de la familia de las moráceas y las higueras (Moraceae). Es originaria de partes del sur y sudeste de Asia y se cree que se originó en las selvas tropicales del sudoeste del subcontinente indio, en la actual Goa, Kerala, Odisha, Tamil Nadu, la costa de Sri Lanka en Karnataka y Maharashtra. El árbol de yaca se adapta bien a las tierras bajas tropicales y su fruto es el más grande que se puede encontrar en los árboles, ya que alcanza un peso de hasta 35 kg (80 lb), 90 cm (35 pulgadas) de largo y 50 cm (20 pulgadas) de diámetro. El árbol de yaca es un alimento muy cultivado y popular en todas las regiones tropicales del mundo. La yaca es la fruta nacional de Bangladesh, con el nombre de Kathal (কাঁঠাল) en idioma bengalí. El árbol de yaca puede producir entre 100 y 200 frutos al año. El nombre proviene de la palabra portuguesa "jaca", que se encontró en Malasia. Es la fruta más grande del mundo y pesa hasta 35 kg.
A jaca, também conhecida como árvore de jaca, jakfruit, ou às vezes simplesmente jack ou jak é uma espécie de árvore da família da amoreira e da figueira (Moraceae). É nativa de partes do sul e sudeste da Ásia, e acredita-se que tenha se originado nas florestas tropicais do sudoeste do subcontinente indiano, nas atuais Goa, Kerala, Odisha, Tamil Nadu, litoral do Sri Lanka Karnataka e Maharashtra. A árvore de jaca é bem adaptada às terras baixas tropicais, e seu fruto é o maior fruto de árvore, atingindo até 35 kg (80 lb) de peso, 90 cm (35 pol) de comprimento e 50 cm (20 pol) de diâmetro. A árvore de jaca é um alimento amplamente cultivado e popular em todas as regiões tropicais do mundo. A jaca é a fruta nacional de Bangladesh, pelo nome Kathal (কাঁঠাল) na língua bengali. A árvore de jaca pode produzir cerca de 100 a 200 frutos por ano. O nome é originário de 'jaca' em português que encontrou esta fruta na Malásia. É a maior fruta do mundo, pesando até 35 Kg.
Il jackfruit, noto anche come jack tree, yakfruit o talvolta solo jack o yak, è una specie di albero della famiglia del gelso e del fico (Moraceae). È originario di parti del sud e del sud-est asiatico e si ritiene che abbia avuto origine nelle foreste pluviali sud-occidentali del subcontinente indiano, nell'attuale Goa, Kerala, Odisha, Tamil Nadu, costa dello Sri Lanka, Karnataka e Maharashtra. L'albero del jackfruit si adatta bene alle pianure tropicali e il frutto è il più grande frutto degli alberi, raggiungendo fino a 35 kg (80 libbre) di peso, 90 cm (35 pollici) di lunghezza e 50 cm (20 pollici). di diametro. L'albero del jackfruit è un alimento ampiamente coltivato e popolare nelle regioni tropicali del mondo. Jackfruit è il frutto nazionale del Bangladesh, chiamato Kathal (কাঁঠাল) in lingua bengalese. L'albero del jackfruit può produrre circa 100-200 frutti in un anno. Il nome deriva da "jaca" in portoghese che questo frutto ha trovato in Malesia. È il frutto più grande del mondo, con un peso fino a 35 kg.
Le jacquier, également connu sous le nom de jack tree, yakfruit ou parfois simplement jack ou yak, est une espèce d'arbre de la famille des mûriers et des figues (Moraceae). Il est originaire de certaines parties de l'Asie du Sud et du Sud-Est et serait originaire des forêts tropicales du sud-ouest du sous-continent indien, dans l'actuel Goa, Kerala, Odisha, Tamil Nadu, la côte du Sri Lanka, Karnataka et Maharashtra. Le jacquier convient bien aux basses terres tropicales et le fruit est le plus gros fruit arboricole, atteignant jusqu'à 35 kg (80 lb) de poids, 90 cm (35 po) de long et 50 cm (20 po). en diamètre. Le jacquier est un aliment largement cultivé et populaire dans les régions tropicales du monde. Le jacquier est le fruit national du Bangladesh, nommé Kathal (কাঁঠাল) en bengali. L'arbre Jacquier peut produire environ 100 à 200 fruits par an. Le nom vient de «jaca» en portugais que ce fruit a trouvé en Malaisie. C'est le plus gros fruit du monde, pesant jusqu'à 35 kg.
Die Jackfrucht, auch bekannt als Jack Tree, Yakfruit oder manchmal auch nur Jack oder Yak, ist eine Baumart aus der Familie der Maulbeer- und Feigengewächse (Moraceae). Es stammt aus Teilen Süd- und Südostasiens und stammt vermutlich aus den südwestlichen Regenwäldern des indischen Subkontinents im heutigen Goa, Kerala, Odisha, Tamil Nadu, der Küste Sri Lankas, Karnataka und Maharashtra. Der Jackfruchtbaum eignet sich gut für tropische Niederungen. Die Frucht ist die größte von Bäumen getragene Frucht und erreicht ein Gewicht von bis zu 35 kg, eine Länge von 90 cm und eine Länge von 50 cm. im Durchmesser. Der Jackfruchtbaum ist ein weit verbreitetes und beliebtes Lebensmittel in den tropischen Regionen der Welt. Jackfrucht ist die Nationalfrucht Bangladeschs und wird in bengalischer Sprache Kathal (কাঁঠাল) genannt. Der Jackfruchtbaum kann pro Jahr etwa 100 bis 200 Früchte produzieren. Der Name stammt von 'jaca' auf Portugiesisch, das diese Frucht in Malaysia gefunden hat. Es ist die größte Frucht der Welt und wiegt bis zu 35 kg.
ジャックフルーツは、ジャックツリー、ジャックフルーツ、または単にジャックやジャックとも呼ばれ、クワ科およびイチジク科（Moraceae）の木の一種です。南アジアおよび東南アジアの一部が原産で、インド亜大陸の南西部の熱帯雨林、現在のゴア州、ケララ州、オリッサ州、タミルナードゥ州、スリランカ沿岸カルナータカ州、マハラシュトラ州に起源を持つと考えられています。ジャックフルーツの木は熱帯低地によく適応し、その実は木に実る果実としては最大で、重さ 35 kg（80 ポンド）、長さ 90 cm（35 インチ）、直径 50 cm（20 インチ）にもなります。ジャックフルーツの木は、世界中の熱帯地域で広く栽培され、人気のある食品です。ジャックフルーツはバングラデシュの国民的果物で、ベンガル語ではカタル（কাঁঠাল）と呼ばれています。ジャックフルーツの木は、1 年に約 100 ～ 200 個の果実を実らせます。名前は、マレーシアでこの果実を発見したポルトガル語の「jaca」に由来しています。ジャックフルーツは、重量が最大 35 Kg に達する世界最大の果物です。
الجاك فروت ، المعروف أيضًا باسم شجرة جاك ، الياك فروت أو أحيانًا جاك أو الياك فقط ، هو نوع من الأشجار في عائلة التوت والتين (موراسيا). هي موطنها الأصلي في أجزاء من جنوب وجنوب شرق آسيا ويعتقد أنها نشأت في الغابات المطيرة الجنوبية الغربية لشبه القارة الهندية ، في غوا الحالية وكيرالا وأوديشا وتاميل نادو وساحل سريلانكا وكارناتاكا ومهاراشترا. تعتبر شجرة الكاكايا مناسبة تمامًا للأراضي المنخفضة الاستوائية والفاكهة هي أكبر فاكهة تحملها الأشجار ، حيث يصل وزنها إلى 35 كجم (80 رطلاً) وطول 90 سم (35 بوصة) و 50 سم (20 بوصة). في القطر. شجرة الجاك فروت هي غذاء واسع الانتشار وشعبي في المناطق الاستوائية من العالم. Jackfruit هي الفاكهة الوطنية لبنغلاديش ، وتسمى Kathal (কাঁঠাল) في اللغة البنغالية. يمكن أن تنتج شجرة Jackfruit حوالي 100 إلى 200 فاكهة في السنة. يأتي الاسم من كلمة "jaca" بالبرتغالية التي وجدت هذه الفاكهة في ماليزيا. إنها أكبر فاكهة في العالم ، حيث يصل وزنها إلى 35 كجم.
菠萝蜜，又称木菠萝、杰克果，常简称为jack或jak，是桑科榕属（Moraceae）的一种乔木。原产于南亚和东南亚的部分地区，据信起源于印度次大陆西南部的雨林，即今天的果阿、喀拉拉邦、奥里萨邦、泰米尔纳德邦、斯里兰卡、卡纳塔克邦沿海地区以及马哈拉施特拉邦。菠萝蜜树非常适应热带低地环境，其果实是最大的木本果实，重量可达35公斤（80磅），长度达90厘米（35英寸），直径达50厘米（20英寸）。菠萝蜜树在全球热带地区被广泛栽培，是一种受欢迎的食品。在孟加拉国，菠萝蜜被称作"Kathal"（কাঁঠাল），是该国的国果。一棵菠萝蜜树每年能产出约100至200个果实。其英文名"jackfruit"源自葡萄牙语"jaca"，葡萄牙人在马来西亚首次发现这种水果。菠萝蜜是世界上最大的果实，重量可达35公斤。
Sometimes I come across a photo, that I can do two photos out of one. This is one of those photos. See the other one and read the blog post here: goo.gl/pGNYvD
--Jacob Surland
sometimes this is the attitude needed to survive around here...
♬ we got more bounce (in California)
than all y'all combined ♬ (this song has me dancing today!)
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Legal Insanity & Miu - Funky sweatshirts @ Collabor88
Wasabi & Truth Collab - Spirit
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Sometimes you just have to go with "dainty". Also? Pink. 'Tis Tuesday after all.
These were growing all over the Getty; all over the botanical gardens as well. Small, dainty and oh so delicate. It's a dainty, delicate day on Flickr. At least it is over here.
This is for yourwillingskin and her kind words. She made my dreary morning.
Sometimes referred to as Aniseed Boronia. Belongs in the Rutaceae family which is the same as citrus unusually
Sometimes you stand at the beginning day, reflecting on the glory of nature and how it can touch you deeply. Breathing a deep breath, and just enjoy the moment in time god granted you gaze at this marvel.
Good morning,
Many people who are fortunate enough to go on an African safari spend a lot of time looking for the big cats(lions, leopards , cheetahs) and potentially elephants and rhinos, Others are highly consumed with seeing and photographing the traditional 'Big 5'( lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard and rhino). For those who don't know 'The Big Five' is an old term from the bygone era of trophy hunting. Thankfully, it's a term that has often been replaced in the modern world.
While there's nothing wrong with trying to see either of the above groups of animals, soley doing so means you miss a lot of other really interesting and worthy sightings and potential images. One such example is this spotted hyena who I was lucky enough to see and photograph on my last visit to the Maasai Mara in Kenya. On this occasion, I was even lucky enough to get a quick glimpse right at the camera. Hyenas are not only well known scanvengers but also the second largest predator in all of Africa after the lion.
I always try and photograph as much diversity when I travel, be it ecological or cultural to get as holistic a representation of a region as possible.
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"Sometimes the cord likes to break
Sometimes the light tries to bend away
Sometimes you're thrust against the wall
Sometimes the world wants to see you crawl
And you can't decide if it's enough
You can't decide if it's enough
Six billion lives looking for love
You can't decide if it's enough
The end is the same for everyone
Should be enough for us to be as one
Watch me fall apart over you
Watch me fall apart
Tryna please you
And you can't decide if it's enough
You can't decide if it's enough
Six billion lives looking for love
And you can't decide if it's enough"
Sometimes you just gonna channel that dark side sometimes and I had a lot of fun playing with some lighting with this photo!
Sometimes I have a little play with some captive birds at Imperial bird of prey academy in Essex. I love the Great grey owl and this is the image i shot in a studio.
...sometimes during a long exposure. Hot afternoon in Sant Elm. Majorca.
Nikon D810 + Laowa 12mm f/2.8 Zero-D
sometimes in life we have to wait. for texts, people, moments or just summer. sometimes these things need quite a short time to happen, sometimes they take more time. and sometimes these things will probably never happen.
Old & Rundown
Some people would say cars are more than just machines,
Sometimes they are a part of our lives,
Some would say it's a form of a bond, A strong,
A some what of a connection that sometimes would last a life time.
The way she purr's,
When we take her out for a spin,
Sometimes the feeling of freedom!
For some, it's the memories they hold,
Like: Road Trips and Adventures
And for others, it's the way she gleams,
A reflection of our self-esteem.
But no matter what the reason,
Sometimes we develop a sentimental tie,
To feeling of her metal and gears as we drive,
A connection that will forever thrive.
So when we see them just sitting there,
Rusty and worn down, with no repairs,
That's when we sometimes can't help but feel a sense of loss,
For the memories and love it has cost.
For cars are more than just machines,
Sometimes they are part of our lives,
A sentimental bond that will never break,
For the love of our cars, our hearts will ache.