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🎵 🎧 ꜱᴛᴀɴᴅʏ & ᴍᴀʀᴄ ᴋᴏʀɴ - ʏᴏᴜ ꜱᴘɪɴ ᴍᴇ ʀᴏᴜɴᴅ
I set my sights on you
And no one else will do
And I, I've got to have my way now, baby
All I know is that to me
You look like you're havin' fun
Open up your lovin' arms
Watch out, here I come
You spin me right 'round, baby, right 'round
Like a record, baby, right 'round, 'round, 'round
You spin me right 'round, baby, right 'round
Like a record, baby, right 'round, 'round, 'round
This little one was with the herd I took on Sunday. You can see just how windy it was from his standy up mane
The minute you walked in the joint.
I could see you were a man of destinction
a real big spender
Good lookin
so refined
say wouldn't you like to know whats goin on in my mind?
so let me get to the point
I don't pop my cork for every guy I see
Hey big spender
Spend a little time with me
Wouldn't you like to have fun fun fun
How's about a few laughs laughs laughs
I can show you a good time
Let me show you a good time
The minute you walked in the joint,
I could see you werea man of destinction
a real big spender
Good lookin
so refined
say wouldn't you like to know whats goin on in my mind?
so let me get to the point
I don't pop my cork for every guy I see
Hey big spender
Hey big spender
Hey big spender
Spend a little time with me
I love doing Paper planes
When I was just a little kid, I loved to do paper figures.
I liked doing paper boats when it rained, one of the streets by the house caught quite some water when rainning, which formed like a little river for my paper boats.
I also loved doing paper airplanes, became quite good in them, could do one to fly long distance, ones to aim a spot, one to fly for long times (but short distance).
Doing paper planes put me in trouble at school one day, but it was worth it, it was fun what I did.
Being grounded this weekend, used the time to do some planes at home, at play with them, It as fun as I remember.
Kisses
Paper Jessica
PS. Mmm, looking at the image, looks like every photo to the right I am showing more skin and less clothes. Good thing there is no fourth picture, Or is it???
Me divierte hacer avioncitos de papel
Cuando era tan solo un infante, me gustaba hacer figuras de papel.
Me encantaba hacer barquitos de papel cuando llovia, una calle cerca de la casa, se inundaba poquito, lo que formaba un minirio para mis barquitos, que divertido.
Tambien me gustaba hacer avioncitos de papel, me volvi buenilla haciendolos con el tiempo, tenia mi diseño para volar largas distancia, el modelo para apuntar a un area, el modelo que volaba-planeaba mucho rato (aunque no iba lejos)
Hacer avioncitos de papel una vez me metio en problemas en el colegio, pero valio la pena, lo que hice fue mucho divertido.
Tando castigada este fin de semana, pues hice algunos avioncitos en casa, y me puse a jugar, es tan divertido como recordaba.
Kisses
Jessica de papel
PS. mmm, viendo la imagen, pareciera que mientras mas a la derecha en las fotos, enseño mas piel y menos ropa, que bueno que no hay cuarta imagen, O la hay????
Standy to Standby
Documentary Photo Essay:
New Orleans Fire Department
(Squrt 27, Ladder 11, Rescue Squad)
Farewell to the Merseyrail Class 507's and the Branchline Society ran a Northern line tour finale 'The Sefton Sparkler'.
Fittingly 507001 which along with 507002 worked the first train conveying HM Queen Elizabeth II November 1st 1978, was rostered along with 507023.
In sombre light, I recorded this image approaching Walton Junction coming off the Kirkby line this morning. It has been a long and protracted demise due to their replacements, the Stadler 777’s, taking an age to enter service.
Six standy units are positioned around the system to cover for failures.
For the record the tour itinery was:
Southport - Hunts Cross - Fazakerley - Sandhills - Ormskirk - Kirkdale C.S - Liverpool Central - Southport - Bootle New Strand - Liverpool Central - Formby - Hunts Cross - Liverpool Central - Southport.
Standing on a boogie board and finding barrels. Since he is standing on a boogie... I like to call it a Standy
Waiting for cookie on the occasion of her 12th birthday.
IP Color 600 Gold Frame Edition, Polaroid SX-70.
A couple of venues were earmarked for this evening out and so I decided it was time to wear my long white sunray pleated skirt again :-)
This is a magnificent skirt to wear and so here's a couple of sit down photos in it before I show the standy up photos ;-)
A couple of venues were earmarked for this evening out and so I decided it was time to wear my long white sunray pleated skirt again :-)
This is a magnificent skirt to wear and so here's a couple of sit down photos in it before I show the standy up photos ;-)
Taken forty years ago today! Surely not..........
Brush 4 on standy, a duty carried out by their class 57 cousins until 2012.
See 57314 at the same location, but at the western end.
Nikon D700, 17-35mm lens. 0.6 lee ND grad. Tripod.
Standy-by.. whats all this then?.... its my first upload in 6 months from a location I first visited 9 months ago and didn`t get to shoot at the time.
Having had an invite to join Fen et al in Cornwall for a few days I headed here for an evening shot.
It`s a popular location with its own unique problems.. chief among them wet feet, tourists and territory wars with other camera weilding die-hards waiting for the "right light"
The hoped for sunset didn`t materialise but the Mount was lit up so that made up for it a bit.
Rail Replacement buses were in operation on 27/28th March between Shrewsbury and Chester/Wrexham. Various coaches and buses were in use.
Caught on Standy at Frankwell Car Park was Regional Transport's smart VDL DB250 / Wright Gemini DW101. This was new to Arriva London South in 2004 and has been repainted into its original Arriva London style livery.
Lakeside Coaches Tourismo seen alongside features in the post.
Rail Replacement buses were in operation on 27/28th March between Shrewsbury and Chester/Wrexham. Various coaches and buses were in use. Caught on Standy at Frankwell Car Park was Lakeside Coaches Mercedes Tourismo tri-axle BV69LPL.
Regional Transport's DAF seen alongside features in the next post.
The summer of 2016 sees Stagecoach (East Kent) celebrate the centenary of the East Kent Road Car Co. (the fore runner to SEK). Part of the celebrations include converting two ex London Dennis Tridents to Open Top and reserecting the 69 from Broadstairs to Ramsgate. The original route ran from Minnis Bay to Pegwell Bay.
Seaside open-top buses were first introduced in Thanet in 1959 and ran every summer throughout the 60s and 70s before services slowly declined in the 1980s.
The standy-by vehicle is 17529 and is seen here (deviod of full vinyls) in Victoria Parage, Broadstairs
Ex Connex/Selkent TAS529 & Stagecoach London 17529
29th July 2016
The remote box on the roof of England was especially busy on this Easter Saturday. The block indicators wouldn't have been at "Normal" for long on both day and night shifts, with all WCML traffic diverted over the S&C due to engineering work on the main line.
I don't recall the standby loco having to be used in anger but it made for a good photo alongside the box. The Down Loop has long since been removed.
40082 was withdrawn 19 months late in November 1984 due to power unit damage.
The summer of 2016 sees Stagecoach (East Kent) celebrate the centenary of the East Kent Road Car Co. (the fore runner to SEK). Part of the celebrations include converting two ex London Dennis Tridents to Open Top and reserecting the 69 from Broadstairs to Ramsgate. The original route ran from Minnis Bay to Pegwell Bay.
Seaside open-top buses were first introduced in Thanet in 1959 and ran every summer throughout the 60s and 70s before services slowly declined in the 1980s.
The standy-by vehicle is 17529 and is seen here (deviod of full vinyls) in Madeira Walk, Ramsgate.
Ex Connex/Selkent TAS529 & Stagecoach London 17529
29th July 2016
A pair of SAS vehicles; a Peugeot ambulance and Aberdeen's newish i30 officer car seen parked up on standy at Pittordrie Stadium during a match.
11th March 2017.
©Calum's 999 & Transport Photography. All rights reserved.
Now bearing black headlight surrounds (a job done by one of the drivers at the depot whilst on standy), Volvo B7RLE/Wright Eclipse 2 3957 KX12 GZU is seen powering up the Busway to Dunstable on a Z. As can be seen, it's already displaying it's next destination as an A to Luton Airport which it would take up in Dunstable.
Said this before: I always try to record a picture of my outfits to both check the look and for the record.
The jury on this ensemble was mixed. However, we tend to forget that most women live their lives in a modest ordinary looking outfits and this sort of fits with this.... everyday look?.
One thing we did agree on is the makeup. Neither of us was happy with his. The focus was on the lip colour which we both thought made the look a bit bland.
Such a critic but overall happier to be in a skirt than trousers.
7008 at Plymouth Laira shed, 83D, May 1964, acting as a back up locomotive for "The Great Western" 1904 anniversary run, undertaken by 7029 Clun Castle.
35mm negative scan.
Shapfell Limestone Quarry was originally owned by British Steel before becoming part of Corus Group the Anglo Dutch steel maker. In recent years with Corus sold to Indian steel giant Tata the site known as Hardendale to the railway industry has been dispatching less product by rail. Trains used to run daily carrying lime to Teesside but now just one flow remains running three days a week (MWFo) to Margam in South Wales for Port Talbot Abbey Steelworks. The lime on this flow is all containerised rather than the more traditional covered hopper trains that used to run to Lackenby on Teesside. (The wagons left will depart as 6V71 18.30 to Margam Knuckle Yard).
The resident shunt pilot owned by Tata is ex BSC no.272 named Grosmont built by GEC Traction in 1978 (wks no.5470). On this date it had broken down and stands outside the loading bunker while standy loco no.404 idles on the rounding road in the middle. No.404 moved here when Workington Steelworks closed along with sister no.403 but only 404 is operational. It is of similar age to the GECT loco being built by Hunslet Engine Co. Leeds with works no. 8978 of 1979.
I'm giving away two sets of lace earrings. It's super easy to enter! Stop by www.standyuppyhugs.com/home/grand-opening-giveaway to find out more!
Coastal Liner DAF SB200 Wright Commander FD52GGU at Rugeley Bus Station, on Rail Replacement standy duties. Behind is Coastal liner Optare Solo KX51CTE. 15/07/23
Sat in the yard at Coastal Coaches which was making a change from frustratingly seemingly always being on standy for Rail Replacement services between Blackpool and Preston (and never used!) is PO67BVJ: MB / Unvi Voyager GT of Coastal Coaches(Warton).
- Warton 06th Jan 18
This was for Unilever Malaysia's Knorr Chicken Stock Cube marketing campaign, for standies and recipe leaflet. Shot according to the requirements of the client. I did 5 batches of photos altogether and they wanted the final photos with this lighting, styling and composition.
The photos are already out in some of the supermarkets in the Klang Valley...Like The Store...Not sure if they are still there!
Hier een uitvoering met standy windows. Waarschijnlijk afkomstig van voormalige PCC rijtuigen. 8-4-1986
The summer of 2016 sees Stagecoach (East Kent) celebrate the centenary of the East Kent Road Car Co. (the fore runner to SEK). Part of the celebrations include converting two ex London Dennis Tridents to Open Top and reserecting the 69 from Broadstairs to Ramsgate. The original route ran from Minnis Bay to Pegwell Bay.
Seaside open-top buses were first introduced in Thanet in 1959 and ran every summer throughout the 60s and 70s before services slowly declined in the 1980s.
The standy-by vehicle is 17529 and is seen here (deviod of full vinyls) in Western Esplanade, Broadstairs
Ex Connex/Selkent TAS529 & Stagecoach London 17529
29th July 2016
The summer of 2016 sees Stagecoach (East Kent) celebrate the centenary of the East Kent Road Car Co. (the fore runner to SEK). Part of the celebrations include converting two ex London Dennis Tridents to Open Top and reserecting the 69 from Broadstairs to Ramsgate. The original route ran from Minnis Bay to Pegwell Bay.
Seaside open-top buses were first introduced in Thanet in 1959 and ran every summer throughout the 60s and 70s before services slowly declined in the 1980s.
The standy-by vehicle is 17529 and is seen here (deviod of full vinyls) in Royal Parade, Ramsgate.
Ex Connex/Selkent TAS529 & Stagecoach London 17529
29th July 2016
A fairly recent arrival in the AAA fleet is VDL Futura L27AAA seen here at Inverkeithing as a standy for Scotrail rail replacement.
The summer of 2016 sees Stagecoach (East Kent) celebrate the centenary of the East Kent Road Car Co. (the fore runner to SEK). Part of the celebrations include converting two ex London Dennis Tridents to Open Top and reserecting the 69 from Broadstairs to Ramsgate. The original route ran from Minnis Bay to Pegwell Bay.
Seaside open-top buses were first introduced in Thanet in 1959 and ran every summer throughout the 60s and 70s before services slowly declined in the 1980s.
The standy-by vehicle is 17529 and is seen here (deviod of full vinyls) in Royal Parade, Ramsgate.
Ex Connex/Selkent TAS529 & Stagecoach London 17529
29th July 2016
Another board game photograph. It's a purely staged shot - this situation wouldn't be possible in-game, and there'd be some slightly less photogenic hero cardboard standies standing around. Some of the 3-dimensional fortification areas also have the unfortunate tendency to have to hold more miniatures than they actually have space for :D
The game is Horus Heresy from 2010, and is out of print. A bit of a pity, because it really is a rather neat game. Longer than most players thought it would be, and moving armies can be a huge pain (which makes sense due to the massive numbers of units and corresponding logistics involved - each miniature represents tens of thousands of soldiers).
It's an epic strategic wargame, which was packaged in a way that appeals mostly to lighter tactical miniatures gamers (because that's what the Warhammer 40k world stands for). It didn't help that the game doesn't even have dice, but an arguably superior card combat system - which again ran against the expectation of the buckets-of-dice Warhammer crowd ^_^
All in all, an unfortunate bit of marketing mismatch with a game that I actually really like. Not only because it looks awesome.
Not quite the usual view at the Dome at North Greenwich. Lots of First Games Transport vehicles on stand awaiting return journeys to Charlton or for standy by. There is a mix of new Volvo B9s in new Shuttle livery and a few Barbie liveried B9TLs.
And lastly, the extras -
Everyone's seen the keys, so I didn't bother (that, and I forgot to shoot it as well XD ) But I thought people would find the back of the small invitation interesting. Unlike the larger cardboard standy put in the box (that you'll have to cut the extra limbs off of), the back of the small invitation is in the same swirly design motif as the other party elements and the necklace box shares the same engraving on the top of it.
Staring at the swirl pattern on the jewelry box & invitation long enough I noticed that the butterfly on top of the heart design with bat wings is extra special, as the top wings for the butterfly are in fact two bats all there own.
Detailing like this, on something so small, is one of the many reasons I love MH above all other doll lines. Who else would care enough to do that? ;3
90 503 0003 IVECO CARGO 2424 WITH MOBILE GENERATOR TRAILER IN TOW 90 939 0011.
ALTHOUGH ALL BAR THE SMALLEST TELEPHONE EXCHANGE HAVE THERE OWN STANDBY GENERATOR, WHICH PROVIDE POWER WHEN THERE IS A POWER CUT, THESE MOBILE GENERATORS ARE USED TO PROVIDE BACK UP POWER TO THE TELEPHONE EXCHANGE DURING ROUTINE MAINTENANCE TO THE EXCHANGE'S OWN STANDY GENERTOR OR IN CASES OF EMERGENCY.
THIS WAS THE LARGEST OF THE DRAWBAR GENERATOR TRAILERS AND WAS ALWAYS A CHALLENGE TO POSITION ALONGSIDE MOST OF THE EXCHANGES. BEING AROUND 13'6" TALL BUT ONLY 6'6" WIDE I DOUBT IT THAT IT WOULD PASS A TILT TEST!
PHOTOGAPHED NEAR TO BOOTLE, CUMBRIA EN ROUTE TO WHITEHAVEN TELEPHONE EXCHANGE. 16TH OCTOBER 1991
I know, I promised a standy uppy picture after all the sitty downy ones but I forgot this one!
This one is for all my admirers, especially you Claude :-) xx
Davids Bridge east of Ivybridge at 09.09 on the 9th April 2021. Some lovely morning sun started to break through the high clouds so I decided to go down the road to my 'regular spot' with my knocky knacky Nikon as it was actually likely to function in capturing movement 😎☀️📷 👍 .
67023 brings up the rear of the four-weekly 1Q18 06.08 Reading Triangle - Paignton via Penzance Network Measuring Train (NMT), which is booked for Network Rail's HST. 67027 on the front. Fingers crossed for some sun on its return at 14.00. The compact is on standy by. My last attempt at fotting these 67s was thwarted by flooding of the line near Exeter and the train only got as far as Tiverton.