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... { i was tempted to leave this untitled & request
your help because i was stumped by
so many possibilities, plus the fact that it's a
repost (only i'm trying to retrain my eye to
appreciate b/w values) - previously posted in
colour - but as soon as i started to write : temporarily
untitled..., i felt the calm palm
of the hand of the Great Father intercede...
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Has anyone ever done a temporary fix that somehow becomes permanent? I think this temporary fence repair has outlasted the purpose of its construction.
Abandoned house, eastern Washington.
Mini-blizzards, some sunshine, none of those....and today's cycle starts again. What a day! These snow island were constantly changing.
quite a jump from the countryside and the Galloway Cows to the Art Gallery, but the region is quite versatile and can gather for any taste and fancy
Wuhan, capital of Hubei Province, has ten shopping centers, some of them designed around a specific theme like this one.
To see the Gypsies statues enlarged :
That is a typical Chinese modern way of Life !
On the left a temporary exhibition for the French cosmetic brand Moderna.
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Wuhan, la capitale de la province du Hubei, compte dix centres commerciaux, dont certains à thèmes comme celui-ci.
A gauche, une exposition temporaire de la marque française de cosmétiques Moderna.
Only a temporary allocation with temporarily branded buses before blue Streetlites 407-409 arrive.
Seen here at High Wycombe Coachway is Carousel Buses 404/SM65LNF, a Wright Streetlite MAX, working route PR1(High Wycombe Coachway - High Wycombe Hospital).
It seems that I shot plenty of growies and flowers at Denver Botanic gardens. Thus the edited captures and new series from my trek with eDDie. While following some of the paths scattered about the Denver Botanic Gardens, I found many spots outside the pavilion where they had flowers fringing paths. Here is a patch of Colorado columbines brought in from the hig country. Columbines are easily grown everywhere in this area but high country blue columbines fade to yellow on the flats. This one has already lost luster. I guess that is why they are so precious when found in the high country. Snap pictures and leave them alone at altitude. Transplants won't work anyway. My dad tried and tried. Egad, I still have a real load of garden shots to edit. Maybe a few more.
Well, this extends more of my new series. Well, at least this is some of the color I snapped. Next?
This is yet another from an early summer eDDie trek to the Denver Botanic Gardens. I have passed untold times but never invested my time or ponied up the entrance fee. This path shouts that upkeep at the gardens is far from free, but eDDie bought a season pass so I did another round of sponge bobbing at the right price. Boy, this place is loaded with distractions that were made for me! ...and, did I get distracted.
Trekkers and lookie-loos packed and poked every path and display. There were plants, displays and art in the park everywhere, keeping me abuzz and focusing in to removing background peeps. Color me amazed by this place.
After the Denver Botonic Gardens trek, I was tapped and all in by the time my card was filled.
'Temporary Peace' On Black____________________________
Niterói, RJ - Sailing Yatch Club_____________________
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when I was a little girl and lived there, I used to go to Sailing with my family, we used to sail together, it was so cool, I 've always loved this view!
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qdo eu era pequena e morava lá, costumava ir ao Sailing com a família. Nós velejávamos bastante, era mto legal. sempre adorei esta vista!
The sun had broken through the clouds in Pasadena for the first time in days and the droplets were lit up beautifully. Taken at the Huntington Library and Botanical Gardens.
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
A second temporary exhibition at Museo Jumex was Thermal Range (Gama térmica) by Mexican artist Sofía Táboas.
This is one of her works using a piece of swimming pool wall reclaimed from the 07 September, 2017 Mexico City earthquake.
Sofía Táboas investigates natural and man-made space, as well as how it is built and transformed, thought about, and perceived.
These ideas are explored in her sculptures and installations, which utilize materials such as artificial and live plants, mosaics, pool equipment, construction materials, plastic, light bulbs, and fire.
Her works create thresholds and boundaries between elements that may be incongruent or seemingly irreconcilable, serving to reinvent the borders of the public and the private, the inside and the outside.
While the holiday decorations taking over the house, I've set this in my old room for the week. I'm about this.
28 October 2019: temperature is -10C (windchill -21C!) and it is snowing. These arctic air blasts are never pleasant. I noticed that there is snow in the forecast on a few of the coming days this week.
Well, I'm certainly glad that my daughter and I made this trip on 24th and not 25th October. Extreme winds on 25th, up to 172 km/hr along parts of Highway 22, with several huge container trucks/trailers flipped over on their side. Also, grass fires in fields, fueled by the strong wind. We were down in that whole area - it would have been dreadful the following day. The weather forecast for 26 October 2019 was for snow and strong winds, so I knew where I would sensibly be - home and hibernating!
On 24 October 2019, it was partly a repeat of my day three days earlier, which I had thoroughly enjoyed. This time, however, was my favourite kind of day - a day spent with my daughter and our cameras : ) I always try and think of places we could go where I know she will see some interesting and beautiful things. I knew that she would be able to see an old grain elevator, beautiful scenery, old barns and sheds, and anything else that we might come across. She also mentioned to me that Bragg Creek had their Scarecrows day, with some of the locals competing for the hand-made, life-size Best Scarecrow.
So, we combined everything into one great day, with sunshine and white clouds (that are always a bonus). Almost forgot to mention the wind that was just the same as three days earlier.
Maybe it is always windy down south.
We set off just after 9:00 am and headed south, where we could find the grain elevator. From there, we headed west, coming across several things that I had completely missed on 21 October. Obvious things, too, so I'm not sure how that happened. Once we reached the place I wanted to get to, we then turned north and headed for Bragg Creek. Such a contrast from wide open prairie farmland to forest. By that time, we were both feeling hungry, so we called in at one of the little restaurants in Bragg Creek for lunch.
My daughter had mentioned that Bragg Creek was holding a Scarecrow day, so we walked around the shops in the hamlet, looking at the various Scarecrow displays outside. We drove a few of the roads, too, discovering some different ones.
From Bragg Creek, we drove down Highway 66/Elbow Falls Trail as far as Forgetmenot Pond, stopping briefly at Elbow Falls en route. I knew snow was in the forecast for Calgary and the places we went to this day, so we made the most of the sunshine and clear ground while we could.
Thanks so much, Rachel, for a great day spent together! My favourite kind of day. So glad you had a free day.
For a few weeks at least, a Class 92 is temporarily a rare sight on the Highlander. With the Mk5s rolled-out on the Lowlander and all bar one CAF-modded Class 92s converted to 1500v ETS to work them, it has been almost all hired-in Freightliner 90s working the old stock on the Highlander.
Fresh from a rare trip to Dollands Moor/HS1, Class 92, 92 010, was stepping in whilst the 90s undertook A Exams. Working 1M16 south through Acton Bridge in the dawn light, there won't be too many more occasions to capture 92010 (or any 92) on the old sleeper stock.