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This bay owes its name to the Vitaloca stream, which, like all dialectal adaptations, has transformed the name into Guidaloca.
It has a white pebble beach and looks like an arch on the coast; is characterized by crystal clear waters and shallow waters and make this bay a destination for all tourists in the summer.
Located in the territory of Castellammare del Golfo (Tp) not far from the stacks of Scopello and the splendid Oriented Nature Reserve of the Zingaro.
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Questa baia deve il suo nome al torrente Vitaloca, che come tutti i riadattamenti dialettali ha trasformato il nome in Guidaloca.
Ha una spiaggia di sassi bianchi e si presenta come un arco sul litorale; è caratterizzato da acque cristalline e bassi fondali e fanno di questa baia una meta per tutti i turisti nel periodo estivo.
Situata nel territorio di Castellammare del Golfo (Tp) non lontano dai faraglioni di Scopello e dalla splendida Riserva Naturale Orientata dello Zingaro,
Uno scatto non perfetto tecnicamente(c 'era una luce ingestibile per me),uno spunto preso da un amico (Nespyxel) ,un grandangolo che non bastava mai.... una proposta che comunque tenevo a pubblicare ;)
oooooh thank you so much. it's always a pleasure and an honor to be selected for a cover.
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The lone TP&W GP30, number 700, was a favorite among the fleet. It was built in September 1963, and is shown here in its as-built paint. The unit received three subsequent paint schemes before coming to the Santa Fe in January 1984.
On March 11, 1969, the eastbound TP&W manifest is crossing the Mississippi River at Fort Madison, Iowa. In those days, the TP&W ran a manifest from E Peoria, Illinois, to Fort Madison via trackage rights over the Santa Fe from Lomax to Fort Madison. The westbound TP&W would pull into a vacant track in the Fort Madison yard, pick up its return cars off a nearby track, and return to E Peoria. Sometimes the outbound train would not be ready, and the engines would layover near the Shopton yard office until it was. (Santa Fe's yard in Fort Madison was called Shopton at that time.)
This photo was made from the roadway deck of the bridge. It looks like the crew borrowed a Santa Fe GP20 to help out on this trip..
Naturally I couldn't chase grain train 50A last Sunday down the CNO&TP and not shoot Kings Mountain. So here's the required shot (just dodging cloud shadows). Sadly the cut is getting terribly grown up.
Turk is not the naughty one in this scene. That would be the person who replaced the roll in the wrong position!
TP&W 2070 waits it's call to duty outside of Mapleton, IL on this warm & peaceful August 2019 morning.
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When we arrived home from our trip, two of our bathrooms were in this state. Ivar had quite the fun time and we had a huge laugh about it!
Please go through ORIGAMI gate, and touch the crane to TP!!( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
A frog with a tissue.
St. Augustine, Florida, USA.
30 June 2021.
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▶ This wee fellow (a Cuban tree frog) was as surprised by me as I was by him when I spotted him taking up residence in an inside bathroom. Using some readily available toilet paper, I gently grabbed him, moving him to a more congenial location, out-of-doors. As you can see, residue of my technique remained affixed to his hind leg. A few minutes later, he shook off his shock and moved on...hopefully without the TP.
▶ The Cuban tree frog (Osteopilus septentrionalis) is considered a highly invasive species in Florida.
▶ Thank you to Flickr-er Lucas N. for the identification. See Comments below.
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▶ Photographer's note:
The outside dew-point was 28 °C and the temperature 35 °. Indoors, it was 5 ° cooler (the A/C on full blast). So, when I brought my camera outside to take this shot, the lens misted over. A little bit of Photoshop Elements magic helped, but the image was still a bit foggy. So, after this, I stored my lenses, while indoors, within a sealed bag to forestall moisture pick-up.
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