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Tokyo, Japan, 27th April 2014. The first shot!
Vivitar Ultra Wide and Slim camera and expired Fuji Superia 400 film. Cropped in Picasa. Somewhere near the Royal Palace.
A new start of the week.. hope you have all a good nice week :)
I will not be on Flickr much this week, i've got a lot of work to do for my study so.. i'll catch up with you later on! Check large if you want :)
Right know most of the corn is being harvested. Here it just popped about the soil.
Mamiya M645 1000s
Sekor C 80mm f/2.8
Kodak Ektar 100
Turbocharged EMD 645's come to life in unison as the T004R crew awakens the resting SD40-2's and prepare to head toward Monroe.
West of Janesville, WI
2023.05.25
Amtrak's Chicago bound Blue Water has the signal at CP482 in Porter, Indiana, to get onto the NS Chicago Line. The trees at trackside are starting to show their fall colors.
This plus-size beauty is starting over again. "After six years (and three children) with my live-in boyfriend, I've called it quits. We're happier without him, but it's tough to be a single mom when you're my size."
You're beautiful and deserve someone better. Hang in there! -E
Off on my walk this morning and surprisingly the weather was reasonable with a little sunshine and blue sky, however, that didn't last too long!!
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Accrington's Guy Wulfrunian 1/76 conversion compared with later conversions.
On the left is the most prolific model produced, an East Lancs Myllennium Nordic, produced well into double figures.
The right hand model is arguably the most complex conversion undertaken, again a Nordic, but this time the original left hand drive prototype e made by East Lancs for Copenhagen. Although the SRM (Short New Routemaster) conversion could also claim the complex title!
Whilst things have (hopefully!) improved over time, the old Guy sits quite happily alongside.
For us, the best attraction in Yangon has been the circular train. a wonderful journey of 3 hours and 42km that allows you to mix with locals and see how they live, they buy&sell and also how they SMILE !!!!
The shopping district was heavily hit in the earthquake of 2011, so the city has now a temporary shopping mall made of shipping containers called the Re:start Mall. It's a great place to wander around, and was certainly busy the afternoon we visited. Plenty of shops, food outlets and artwork on display.
To determine when pine pollen season starts and when the trees produce the maximum amount of pollen, estimate the number of degree-days above 55⁰ Fahrenheit after February 1; to determine degree-days, add the positive differences between the daily high temperature and 55 degrees: when the total degree-days add up to ± 300 degree-days, the pine tree begins releasing pollen, and when a sum total of 636 degree-days arrives, pollen production peaks (April, here)
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Bald Rock Heritage Preserve, SC 2021APR12 – Cleveland, SC:
A great picnic lunch spot...
...And at one of our favorite mountain view stops! We visited here on the way down, and in the evening on the way back up the mountain!
The best of our 382 captures are in a mini-themed album:
• Outing to Paris Mountain State Park, SC – 2021APR12
◦ Caesar's Head Spring, SC – 2021APR12 – Geer Hwy | US 276
◦ Bald Rock Heritage Preserve – 2021APR12 – Cleveland, SC
◦ Paris Mountain State Park – 2021APR12 – Greenville, SC
Hope you enjoy 34% of 44 captures we took, going and coming!
Lancaster Bomber 'Just Jane ' conducting night time engine runs at the Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre, East Kirkby Airfield.
The museum was established by two brothers as a memorial and tribute to Bomber Command crews and their eldest brother who lost his life on a bombing raid during WWII.
It's worth noting that less than 1 in 4 crews completed their first tour of 30 missions. The aircraft themselves would only achieve, on average about 40 hours flying before being destroyed by operational accidents or enemy action. In 1945 it took approximately 20,000 man hours to manufacture!!