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The White noize music festival.
Chupa village, Medvezhka peninsula, Northern Russia, Republic of Karelia.
This "love lock" is locked on a rope, on top of an active volcano. Eternal love (or until next eruption...)
Bonkers, freshly washed (with a damp pet wipe) and groomed with a nice comb, resting on the bed. He was purring gently while I cleaned him up (lately, he’s fallen into the litter box and smells a bit like urine - the pet wipe helped with that particular issue but his tunic needs to be washed). He’s still purring softly next to me...
Hana and Archie resting on a bed in the computer room. The resting is only temporary before they enter crazy mode again (which at their age, is most of the time they are awake).
So this custom was an attempt to see how much I could customise a body aesthetically. I bought this temporary tattoo and applied it on after spraying the back with matte sealer then applied it like I would on human skin.
MSC for some reason really emphasised the edges of the clear parts but Testors Dullcote helped it blend onto the plastic really well heh.
In Tokyo I had the exciting and unintentional privilege of living for a couple days in the Korea Town area of Shinjuku. It's a very beautiful and unique area that I really enjoyed spending my time in.
Périgueux, September 2015 - France
I have the luxury of having a desk in my room at my current work away. I thought I may as well make the most of it instead of always using my laptop on top of myself in bed.
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First Leeds received 3 enviro 400 double deckers during late August for the A65 bus lane launch although non are expected to stay. Here 33706 is seen inbound on the new bus lane complete with first Leeds branding, adverts for the A65 improvements and FWY legals.
While the Bible, liturgy and reading of the Fathers are essential for the monastic life of contemplation, Merton tells us they are meant to bring us to “encounter the life-giving and creative Spirit who, in full continuity with the ‘old,’ is able to ‘make all things new’ and indeed to fuse the old and the new in an original and entirely creative unity” (113). Whether one is a monk, a lay member of the Church or a seeker responding to Merton’s ever-broadening ecumenical outreach, he would have us open up to an ever-new and more living sense of the life of the Spirit in our world today. This invitation is as challenging now as it ever was.
-Cistercian Fathers and Forefathers Essays and Conferences by Thomas Merton Edited with an Introduction by Patrick F. O’Connell Foreword by Michael Casagram, OCSO
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Flu and shingles vaccine not recommended on the same day....
-rc
A tour guide standing at observation area 3, at the end of the 300m long walkway on which visitors of Battleship Island are allowed to walk along, seen through the semi-collapsed building that housed the coal finishing factory.
A wider view of the latest mural installation at St John’s Episcopal Church, situated at the bustling junction of Princes Street and Lothian Road. This specific piece, a vibrant tribute to the Iranian people’s struggle for freedom, features the Azadi Tower and falling tulips—symbols of lives lost in the pursuit of liberty.
A Tradition of Protest
Since 1982, under the initiative of the then-Rector Neville Chamberlain, St John’s has used this exterior wall to engage with the public on global issues of justice and peace. For over 40 years, the Artists for Justice and Peace collective has curated these temporary works, ensuring that the church’s Grade A-listed facade (designed by William Burn, 1818) remains a living participant in contemporary political dialogue.
Historical Significance
These murals are intentionally transient. They are typically replaced every few months to reflect the shifting landscape of global crises, from anti-apartheid messages in the 80s to environmental and human rights campaigns today. Capturing them in situ highlights the striking contrast between the permanence of Edinburgh’s 19th-century "Old Town" soot-stained stone and the immediate, urgent nature of the messages they carry.
Stagecoach South West Torquay Depot: Temporarily using B&Q car park for 15 buses due to lack of space in Torquay Depot itself.
A Deux-Montagnes Line train led by MR-90 car 483 arrives at the temporary Canora/Mount Royal station on its way to its namesake destination. As is obvious by the crude wooden shelter and catenary wire over the platform, this station is of temporary nature. It was built on one of the tracks while the Canora and Mount Royal stations are reconstructed for Réseau express métropolitain service.
It snowed here overnight and is still snowing at 10:00 am this morning. We were all hoping that the last of the ice everywhere would get the chance to melt completely before any fresh snow fell to hide the ice. Looks like about 4" of the white stuff has accumulated so far. The temperature is -14C (windchill -19C) but it's supposed to get up to -11C (windchill -16C) this afternoon. We have been so spoilt for weeks now, with temperatures that have been wonderfully mild for mid winter.
This photo was taken on 11 January 2015, when I called in at Fish Creek Park again for some fresh air and, hopefully, find a friend or two. I was lucky with both. It was a Sunday and a lot of photographers had gathered to watch and photograph this tiny, popcan-sized Northern Pygmy-owl.
I was impressed that all the photographers were very respectful of this tiny owl. Since then, there was one day when a couple of photographers with huge lenses were breaking and damaging the bushes because they wanted to get much closer to the owl's tree. Mind you, apart from a couple of very brief, low landings in bushes, the tiny owl stayed perched extremely high in tall trees. Thankfully, it was still within my camera reach and we were all lucky enough to see it perched in a variety of places. Bright blue sky completed the picture, unlike the day before, which had been overcast and gloomy. In this photo, we were treated to a short preening session that resulted in a temporarily puffed ball of feathers.
Later; I've added a previously posted photo from 2011 in a comment box below, showing a Northern Pygmy-owl in compressed mode.
Metroline DEL2163 originally bound and IS destined for Alperton route 487 is seen currently with Uxbridge on route A10
"Yes, its cramped, and the rations are awful. But hey, the pay is competitive, and the pension ain't no laughing matter."
While originally intended to withstand the frigid winds on the poles, all of LICHO Corp's Temporary Research Stations (TRS) were designed back on earth, and therefore unable to properly function in the Hibernian tundra. After multiple failures involving the lives of several research crews, most of the TRS's were moved to warmer, less icy parts of the moon . While the pay is better while working in a TRS, a "promotion" is more accurately a punishment. Extreme isolation isn't good for anyone.
This creation looks rather nice sitting on my desk! It’ll be there till tomorrow, until it’s destroyed like all my creations, though that’s usually right after it’s been uploaded. Oh well—fun while it lasted.
In response to the sudden Halton Transport demise, most Merseyside operators took over contracts on emergency contracts. For Stagecoach this meant 5 Tridents and 5 Darts were brought into action at Gillmoss, the latter having been stored out of use there. The Tridents all came from Manchester, where the type had made a 6 month return to, when some routes were enhanced due to student growth. Above we see 18365 with 18326, outnumbering modern successor 10820 at Kirkby Civic Centre.
Brief histories of the 5 Tridents, which have all since been taken out of use at Gillmoss:
18325 had been at Barrow before use at Sharston, being new to Manchester in 2005
18326 had been at Carlisle before use at Stockport, being new to Manchester in 2005
18365 had been at Carlisle before use at Stockport, being new to Manchester in 2005
18372 had been stored in Merseyside at Rock Ferry, before initial use at Wigan, passing to Sharston in its last few months in Manchester, being new to Manchester in 2005
18442 had been stored in Merseyside at Rock Ferry before use at Stockport, being new to Gloucester in 2006
SET 7 – Oxford Kroger, 2020 Remodel/Expansion
This next shot was taken from more or less the same angle as the previous one, but several steps back – and wow, do those steps make a huge difference as to what else gets included in the scene! Now, in addition to a lot of that stuff from before, we also get to see – way off in the background on the right-hand side – what remains of the dairy department, halfway hidden behind its tarp. And more interestingly, in the foreground, we see the makeshift new home of the health and beauty department, occupying the former space of natural foods. It ain’t pretty, especially with that extra bit of shelving placed in front of the existing gondolas unnaturally extending the length of the aisle, but it gets the job done! Note also how this temporary department was very much bare-bones in terms of presentation; there are no endcaps nor are there shelves/HABA décor pieces at the very top of the fixtures, as one would typically see.
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