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While the holiday decorations taking over the house, I've set this in my old room for the week. I'm about this.
Mini-blizzards, some sunshine, none of those....and today's cycle starts again. What a day! These snow island were constantly changing.
Due to a brief rain storm this jogging and biking path, along with its seven park benches, is uncharacteristically empty at the Vera Katz Eastbank Esplanade in Downtown Portland, Oregon. Once the rain had passed through within minutes the area was once again filled with walkers, joggers, and cyclists.
Happy Bench Monday, everyone!!
and there's so many many
thoughts
when I try to go to sleep
but with you I start to feel
a sort of temporary peace
Pain is temporary. It may last a minute, or an hour, or a day, or a year, but eventually it will subside and something else will take its place. If I quit, however, it lasts forever. -Lance Armstrong
This pain you may feel doesn't have to be forever. It's just here to challenge you in this moment. Find strength through it all.
Shot with branches I collected in my local woodlands, and with feathers I had collected around my room from a bird that was trapped in my room.I plan on creating a few images inspired by this phenomenon, this is the first one and was very exciting to create.
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Yet another challenging day for photography on the Moray Firth. The coastline of Portknockie is an amazing place for seascapes but the weather can prove interesting. This image provided yet another soaking for me and my camera but I think it was worth it.
The jig is up! Skipper's bold red hair was strictly temporary. I only left the color in for 2 days, had a little fun, then washed it out. Hey, like the box says "It's just fun!". Truth be told, now that the "Rihanna Red" has been washed away... I kinda miss it. But the good thing is, if I want to, I can always color it all over again.
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A big thank you to my mom for coming with me to shoot this today ♥
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We are still living in a tremendously weird time. Who would have thought that 2020 was going to pan out like this. Since lockdown the bus network has been seriously reduced to accustom for the lack of passengers. This has also meant more buses covering not their usual route, including here when Lothian Buses 42 which is a marine based bus is covering Longstone service 30 to Clovenstone. Seen here at Princes Street.
This is the temporary jetty built on Raa. Dhuvaafaru by Singaporean construction company Lian Beng, who are building 600 housing units funded by International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC). The project, which is a donation for Tsunami victims will cost approximately 24 million US dollars.
Butler, NJ
NYS&W Silver Heritage Unit 3024 awaited guests at the Butler Museum (the former train station) as part of the Morris County "Pathways of History" event.
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we are back to black (well, zebra-striped) mountains and brown fields for exactly ONE day — snow in the forecast tonight and back into the negative teens for temps…
Sunwing Airlines and Air Transat aircraft stored at Hamilton International Airport (YHM) during the COVID-19 shutdown
Sunwing Airlines B-737-800 C-FLSW / C-FTDW
Air Transat A-321-200 C-GEZD
Amherst Town Tomb.
Commonly seen in older New England cemeteries and built in the mid to late 1800s is what was known as the "receiving tomb". Previous to this when grandma kicked the bucket in the middle of winter you would store her in the barn until spring and the ground was soft enough to dig a grave. But in the 1800s many cemeteries built these tombs to receive the dead and store them until warmer weather (or for whatever other reason the final resting place wasn't ready) at which point their graves would be dug and the bodies moved to their final resting places. With the invention of the steam shovel and other powered digging tools there was no longer as much of need for these and they are not seen in newer cemeteries.
However they have not completely fallen out of favor. The one at Lowell Cemetery built around this same time frame is still used for this purpose today sometimes including holding bodies temporarily for other nearby cemeteries.
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