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At approximately 5 pm on Wednesday, March 1, 2023, Lincoln Fire Rescue were dispatched alongside Niagara EMS and Niagara Regional Police for reports of a collision involving a transport truck vs a tree on the North Service Road near Jordan Road; at the QEW Toronto-bound offramp. Once on scene, it was determined that the driver of the transport truck was without unconscious and vital signs; and life-saving efforts immediately began. Paramedics and firefighters performed CPR in an attempt to resuscitate the driver before they were transported to hospital. Although not confirmed, it is believed a medical emergency is what resulted in the crash. The North Service Road and the QEW offramp were briefly closed while the NRP and OPP both determined what transpired.
Argent's afternoon consisted on supervising us closely from the couch. The only way we could get out from under his supervision was to bribe her with cat snacks.
Our Daily Challenge 31 March -6 April : Watch the Birdie.
Ok, it's the birdie watching me!
I was assisted for the whole day in my clearance of the decayed and collapsed bunker
I filled a green wheelie bin with brambles, ivy and an overgrown Escallonia, all of which sent food items scurrying for cover.
I assumed it was the same robin all day, but I do have 2 pairs in the garden.
Created for Ruby’s Treasure Challenge #23
Premade Background with thanks to Rubyblossom
Texture with thanks to Rubyblossom. Also texture with thanks to Rubyblossom
Posting this for the challenge O captain, my captain in Our Daily Challenge Group.
My son with lots of beauty inside out is my joy and pride. Inspirational and friendly ♥
I would also like to mention both Garth and Gary as two people who inspire me to try out making fantasy images in Photoshop elements :) Thanks guys
TOTW - Tolkien
As sometimes happens, I only get to see the whole picture during PP. I didn't realize that this hungry caterpillar was being observed by a small green grasshopper. I have trawled through my butterfly book, but can't ID the caterpillar. Maybe it is a moth - perhaps a hawkmoth? A rather imperfect shot, but I liked the situation.
My shower was not installed properly, before I moved in, so Dave has been here this week to make it right. Tessa hung out with him every day. At first, I thought she was supervising the work or, at least, keeping him company but in seeing this photo I now suspect the lamp was a good source of heat for her. Silly me.
A Manchester City Police officer accosts a newspaper seller who appears to be entering a public house on Booth Street.
The image is from a set of glass slides that are dated 1910 The image is titled ‘Child Trader Supervision.’
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From the collection of Greater Manchester Police Museum.
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My Boy CP2 was parked in his normal place on the corner of my desk while I was playing with lenses. I had a Fuji XF16-55mmF/2.8 R LM WR on and decided to shoot him a couple of times. After almost 12 years of me taking his picture he doesn't have a lot of patience with me anymore. Guess he expects a flash and I try hard never to light him up anymore but I guess he has a long memory. Of course I didn't light him on this shot but he is still a little untrusting from earlier years..
Mom & dad were keeping a watchful eye on their babies! I was watching these Canada geese for quite a while, & it was amazing to see how protective they were of their goslings. It was as if they were counting them to make sure they didn't forget anyone before they moved on.
OK, so we're really guest passengers of American Steamship on their 1,000-ft. MV American Spirit. Here, my better half Mary Kay, is let's say "observing" the loading of 68,000 tons of taconite Mustang flux pellets. The pellets were produced at United Taconite and are being loaded at the CN Dock in Duluth, MN. The American Spirit will take these pellets across Lakes Superior and Michigan to Arcelor Mittal's steel mill in Indiana Harbor, IN just east of Chicago. It's 3pm on a beautiful September afternoon in northern Minnesota.