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Took a walk up Holyhead Mountain yesterday, starting from the Breakwater Park . Windy, with very strong sunlight and heavy cloud cover alternating, producing some interesting patterns of light and shade on land and sea. Heavy showers moving across the sea towards the Skerries and Carmel Head but fortunately no closer. Great views of the port and breakwater from here...
Wishing my friends here at Flickr a Happy, Healthy and Prosperous 2009
May it be a good year for us all
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Start - Lillestrøm
Tippeligaen 2007
28.10.07
Kristiansand Stadion - Sør Arena
Fotograf Petter Emil Wikøren / Digitalsport
Lillestrømkeeper Otto Fredrikson har ballen i sikkert grep foran Ole Martin Årst - Start
Starting off my year in France with a little trip to Paris...where I found friends and my wonderful Teo
Today would be my perfect winter weather (aside from snow) Clear crisp and with a beautiful frosty start, Shame the rain settled in once I got to Cardiff as I had been hoping for some snow!
Zachary likes my old camera. It's an old Sony, 2mp that used mini CD-r and CD-rw discs instead of memory cards.
I guess it was cool 10 years ago. It still works too.
Earthquake repair in Victoria Street on a walk around Christchurch December 11, 2013 New Zealand.
All about our earthquakes: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2011_Christchurch_earthquake
Excellent day today. Left St. Martin de Vesubie and immediately began climbing the Col st Martin. Was greeted with rain at the top and we geared up at the van for a wet descent. Dropped 1000m in 17k and then began the ascent of the highest paved pass in Europe, the Col de la Bonette (2860m), starting from 480m. (7200ft of climbing)
Began with a gradual 28k ascent through the Gorges de Valabres to the town of St Etienne de Tinee (1144m) and engaged in some serious eating. The weather had cleared and it was beautiful with temps in the high 80s F. Clouds moved in but things stayed dry, creating perfect climbing weather. Stopped once near the top to grab wind gear and enjoyed a great climb (photo shows about 1/2 of the ascent
from St. Etienne). Light wind and temps in the low 50s at the top.
First 1000m/10k (10% avg!!!) of the descent was on fresh pavement and it was a screamer. Dropped a total of 1700m over 33k on the descent to Barcelonnete, a big resort town, and our base for the next three days.
72 miles
5:35 riding time
9500 ft total climbing
Calories unknown, likely around 4000
Continued progress with my model railway built in the top of a toolbox.
The connectors that the controller plugs into have now been fitted in position and the building that hide them from view has been partially built.
Read more detail on AC's Miscellaneous Model Mixture Blog by clicking here; misc-model-mix.weebly.com/blog/more-buildings-in-a-toolbox
Cadet Trey Reimann, Virginia Military Institute, prepares for Exercise Cambrian Patrol on October 8 in Brecon, Wales. The squad of eight VMI cadets became the first Army ROTC program to participate in NATO’s most challenging patrol test that sends over 100 teams out on a staggered schedule to complete a patrol in 48 hours or less. VMI’s execution of the patrol takes place October 8-10, and during this timeframe, the squad will navigate 60 kilometers of terrain through and around Brecon Beacons National Park while carrying 77 pounds of gear. | U.S. Army photo by Sarah Windmueller