View allAll Photos Tagged successfully
After a long overnight trip from Kaskinen, the broken class Dr12 diesel electric locomotive number 2216 has returned back to Haapamäki thanks to the little, but brave class Dv16 diesel locomotive number 2038. At Haapamäki mood is relaxing and relieving, as soon the train returns back to the museum depot and the successful rescue operation come to an end.
── .✦ LE MOON ── .✦
.:Le Moon:. Enya Outfit - FATPACK
✦ Bodies:
- Legacy + Perky + Petite
- Lara X + X Petite
- Reborn + Waifu
✦ Comes with Top & Pants.
✦ Single pack-- Metal HUD
✦ FatPack -- Full HUD
LM: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Moonwall/101/199/32
MP: marketplace.secondlife.com/en-US/stores/65197
•——————•°•✿•——————•
💗ྀི FAGA 💗ྀི
Faga. Successful / - Fatpack
- 4 SEPARATE COLOR PACKS
. Essencial Pack, Mixing Pack, Fantasy Pack, Streaks Pack
. 100 colors Eachs with 3 combination Options- Natural / Roots / E-Girl
. Fatpack Avalaible
- 2 HEADS SIZES / 4 BREAST SIZES
. Petite, Medium, Plus size (Waifu), Kupra
. Materials / Full Shine / Tint HUD
- STYLE HUD (Included in each package)
. 4 cutomizable style for your hair
LM: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Galileo/52/105/32
MP: marketplace.secondlife.com/en-US/stores/237745
•——————•°•✿•——————•
🔥🔥 SECRETS 🔥🔥
🎀 - Secrets - Camille Hand Jewelry - Fatpack - Boxed -
- 6 metals Option
- 12 gems Option
- 15 crystal Option
- HUD On/Off
- For Reborn / Lara / LaraX/ Legacy / Kupra
- Metal RGB HUD Only in FatPack
❥ MP: marketplace.secondlife.com/en-US/stores/200565
❥ LM: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Isle%20of%20Moon/142/145/27
•——————•°•✿•——————•
Expedition 48 Commander Jeff Williams (shown here) and Flight Engineer Kate Rubins of NASA successfully installed the first of two international docking adapters (IDAs) Friday Aug. 19, 2016, during a five hour and 58-minute spacewalk. The IDAs will be used for the future arrivals of Boeing and SpaceX commercial crew spacecraft in development under NASA’s Commercial Crew Program. Japanese astronaut Takuya Onishi assisted the duo from inside the station, while all three cleaned up the Quest airlock afterward where they stowed their spacesuits and tools.
On Sept. 1, the two NASA astronauts will spacewalk outside the International Space Station for the second time in less than two weeks. Working on the port side of the orbiting complex’s backbone, or truss, Williams and Rubins will retract a thermal radiator that is part of the station’s cooling system. They’ll also tighten struts on a solar array joint, and install the first of several enhanced high-definition television cameras that will be used to monitor activities outside the station, including the comings and goings of visiting cargo and crew vehicles.
For more information about the International Space Station, click here.
The first commercially successful railway line in Germany was inaugurated on Dec. 12, 1835. Two locomotives of the Patentee Class (No. 118 and 148) had been acquired from Robert Stephenson in Newcastle. The first was named "Adler", the second one "Pfeil".
The coaches were built by several local companies, to the standard of horse-drawn carriages. Not all traffic on the line was to be handled by new-fangled steam locomotives, horses seemed to be a more reliable option at first.
The engines were scrapped in the mid-1850ies, after having completed more than 32.000 runs with 2 1/2 milion passengers.
NASA successfully launched the third in a series of polar-orbiting weather satellites for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) at 1:49 a.m. PST, Thursday, November 17, as well as an agency technology demonstration on a United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California.
In addition to the newest Joint Polar Satellite System or JPSS-2, also aboard was NASA’s Low-Earth Orbit Flight Test of an Inflatable Decelerator, or LOFTID, a test of inflatable heat shield technology that could one day help land astronauts on Mars.
Following JPSS-2's deployment, the LOFTID heat shield autonomously inflated and re-entered Earth's atmosphere, splashing down about 500 miles off the coast of Hawaii just over two hours and ten minutes after launch.
Image credit: United Launch Alliance
#NASA #NASAMarshall #TDM #TechnologyDemonstration #LOFTID
Metroline VP549 (LK04CVL) on London Overground rail replacement duties arrives at Willesden Junction having run from Gunnersbury.
This is the second run out for the Willesden VPs on rail replacement services this year, on both occasions the use of a VP-class vehicle was planned. With the vehicle type almost extinct from Londin services, I have tried treat these London workhorses to a little bit of adventurous fun in their last days.
Successful strike! This is the next frame of the juvenile Great Blue Heron hunting posted recently.
Pillar Point
Half Moon Bay, CA
♥ Faga. Successful Hair ♥
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Galileo/52/105/32
♥ Faga. ♥
♥ N-Uno - Fanny Outfit ♥
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Serena%20Almeria/65/97/2002
♥ Numer0Un0 ♥
♥ Pure Poison - Diamond Pumps ♥
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Pure%20Poison%20District/1...
_________________________
Project successful... Specimen showing signs of continued organic life... Transfer is a success.
We will keep the specimen quarantined for the next 3 days... Then it will be released for a trial run. I have great confidence that the run will be a grand success.
_________________________
I haven't posted in forever... School and crosscountry are like a time black hole. :P
After a successful practice set, the net is now neatly stacked on the stern of the purse seiner, and it and the power skiff are ready for the trip back to the harbour in Sitka Sound, Alaska. Misty snow-covered Peak 5390 looms tall in the background. Final shot in the series.
23/07/2023 www.allenfotowild.com
Having successfully delivered a bicycle to Southampton, but wishing to avoid the traffic jams around the Berkshire County Show, I decided to take a very roundabout but scenic route home.
I cut through the New Forest, and found myself on the Jurassic Coast. I had Monty with me, so there was a good excuse to go for a walk on the shingle beach by Durdle Door - which for the uninitiated, is this spectacular sea arch.
Being a Saturday there were still a few folk about even though it was starting to get on in the evening - but a long exposure does make a few disappear....
Much to my annoyance I did have to wait for a rather over-amorous couple to shift out of the way. Fortunately for me, and perhaps less fortunately for these two would-be exhibitionist Porn-stars, the sea temperature was a bit on the chilly side so they gave up fairly quickly. I really am turning into a grumpy old man.....
Henry Morgan: Welsh Raider of the Spanish Main is a LEGO model about the infamous buccaneers raid on Lake Maracaibo in 1669.
Henry Morgan was born in around 1635 in Llanrhymny, which is now part of Cardiff. How ended up in Jamaica twenty years later is uncertain, but when he was there he forged a career as the most successful buccaneer the world had ever seen. In the pay of the English government, he raided the Spanish Main and disrupted their shipping, amassing enormous personal wealth in the process. At home, he was a hero, being knighted in 1674 and holding the office of Lieutenant Governor of Jamaica on several occasions. To the Spanish he was no more than a pirate, whose activity sat well outside of the rule of law. He died on August 25th 1688 having played a major role in setting the unfolding American geo-political scene.
The model is a Brick to the Past creation built by Dan Harris, James Pegrum, Simon Pickard, and Colin Parry. It was unveiled for the first time at the Bricktastic in July 2018 and went on display again at The Great Western Brick Show in October.
I had what was probably my most successful birding morning ever this week on my way to work. I stopped at a spot I have driven by many, many times. I had done drive by birding there but never stopped. There are lots of trees along a lake and I thought I would walk that line of trees. I started off with seeing a kestrel, then a flicker, then lots of yellow rumped warblers, lesser goldfinches, house finches, white crowned and song sparrows and heard a kingfisher. There were lots of gulls, ducks and grebes and a green heron in the lake as well. As I proceeded down the path scanning the trees I was overjoyed to spot a Great Horned Owl perched in a tree not far from the trail. The only bad thing was the dark stormy skies, windblown trees plus the early time of day meant photography was going to be difficult. Luckily I had my tripod in my car and was able to go back and get it to take some great shots. I proceeded down the trail, chasing some sparrows and other birds in the swamp grass. I could hear that the kingfisher had come back to my side of the lake and so I thought I would try to sneak up on it to get a picture. That is a bird for which I really want to get a good pic but have failed over and over again. I have seen a lot of them this year and they are always too wary. Well On my way back towards the kingfisher I decided to check out a little alcove that gave me a view to some willows across a small stream. I scanned the blowing willow branches hoping to see something interesting when Bam. Is that white thing what I think it is? It is, a barn owl! I have seen these many times at night but never during the day and I have really wanted to get a pic of one. I thought any pics I ended up getting would be in a shed or barn but this was better and totally unexpected. Here was a barn owl hiding in a blowing willow tree. I had to wonder if they ever visited the huge willow trees in my yard without me even knowing it.
That feeling of finally focusing in on something in the wild that you have been longing to see never gets old and keeps me returning to nature again and again.
As far as the kingfisher goes, he was too smart and wary for me. Despite my best efforts to crawl on the ground and hide behind bushes, he still flew off. I was left with shots at 800mm again under stormy skies where the bird was still very far off. Better than nothing and still cool to see but very frustrating never-the-less and barely post-worthy.
I also saw a red-tailed hawk and several other unknown hawks on the way to and from this location. I was amazed that this short stop produced so well for me. Unfortunately weekday mornings are the only time to hit it as it is packed with fishermen and scouts at all other times.
Bald Eagle fishing at Conowingo, MD 2010
+++View original size for more detail +++
©All Rights Reserved, Use Only with Permission!
Member of the Flickr Bird Brigade
Activists for birds and wildlife
Hunting season is well underway in Alaska - and I have already seen quite a few moose and caribou racks in hunter's vehicles, as they head back to their urban homes. Returning to our cabin, we came upon this successful hunter with a beautiful caribou rack in the bed of his truck. I sure hope he packed out the meat as well - or at least donated it to a needy family.
Game idea: You are Maratus speciosus... dance the fine line between successful courtship and death...
Week forty five of fifty two weeks.
Day 177 of 365 days.
Completely inspired by Madeline Gibson. Her version is better though :)
I am again sorry I didn't upload yesterday. I went driving in the morning yesterday, and then went to this Chili Cook off for my church. I was in charge of it so I was there from noon to eight. It was a successful event and we raised a lot of money for our North Carolina Mission Trip. :) Today was a pretty good day. & I just found out I got the job for being an assistant wedding photographer <3 :DDD
Facebook Page . Tumblr . Instagram- jesuismeganjean
Went for A ride last weekend to one of my local buzzard hotspots sure enough this beauty was perched on top of A telegraph pole watching the reed beds below .I notice it become suddenly interested in A certain patch of reeds and this is the result Taken in the sequence of events .The result 1 tasty vole carried in the beak !!
Please take A look in Large !! press L
Thanks to everyone that takes the time and makes the effort to comment and fave my pics its very much appreciated
Regards Clive
Great Egret - - - - - - ( Ardea alba, aka Casmerodius albus )
I tossed a stale dinner roll to deep water as bait for both bird and fish.
( I knew that the bird would know that the bread would attract fish, and would fly out to hover over it.)
She did, and successfully caught one.
Lake Emerald, in Oakland Park, Florida -US- near Fort Lauderdale.
Shot from my balcony over the lake, early Wednesday afternoon, September 5, 2007.
See her LARGER, if you wish.
See WHERE. ( When map appears, click "Hybrid" and "+" sign for best map view.)