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...and looking back at the building we are staying, realizing I´ve got roughly a mile, back "home."
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After visiting the depot in Ruth, NV to exchange passenger, the Nevada Northern Railway's "Steptoe Flyer" passenger train is now backing to the wye, roughly a mile east of town, to turn for the return trip to the railroad's base of operations in Ely.
During the heyday of the Nevada Northern Railway, the tracks actually entered the little mining town of Ruth, but in the years since it closed down as a common carrier, expansion of mining operations has resulted in the trackage west of this location being largely removed. This image was captured from the White Pine County Road 44A bridge during a February 2012 winter photo shoot at the Nevada Northern Railway Museum in Ely, NV.
Striking black-and-white head and bib, black-and-chestnut back, and orange legs mark this trout bird in breeding plumage. Female is duller than male. Bib pattern and orange leg color are retained in winter plumage. Juvenile resembles winter adult but back has a scaly appearance. Distinctive call, a low-pitched, guttural rattle. Nests on coastal tundra. Turnstones use their slender and chisel-like bills to flip aside shells and pebbles in search of food. In flight pattern on back and wings identifies both turnstone species.
This one was turning stones looking for food on a receding tide.
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Nikon 500 mm F4/e lens, f/6.3, 1/640s, ISO 400, wPF
Turning away from all the lovely cakes and treats on display here was hard but I made do with just a caramel latte and was so proud of myself for walking away ,am trying to be good until Christmas...
Do you like my sweater? its ~Grumble's over-sized sweater/dress Holiday Edition Exclusive ~...Im wearing naughty.....But am being good today, what do you mean makes a change..lol Im always good one way or another ...grins... but on to the task in hand there are 4 options to this sweater and at a fantastic price too... Be sure to check them out at ~Twe12ve~
Im wearing
Grumble Oversized Sweater Dress/Holiday Edition
Argrace Hair Makoto
Maitreya Body Tweaked by me
Catwa Head Catya
Ikon Odyssey Eyes Industrial
Psycho poses Lili 6
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Took a hike in our back woods very early this morning; this was taken just after daybreak. Big changes coming that cannot be slowed down.,..I'm soaking it up though. :)
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Candid street photography from Glasgow, Scotland. His cigarette held firmly in his mouth to allow both hands to work his mobile. I simply loved the light falling on this corner in the city. Enjoy!
With a new PC and new install of LR I have somehow lost all EXIF data for the recent shoot. Trying to get all of the settings to those of my previous installation has been quite a hassle. Shot on my Canon EOS 5D Mark III with the EF 24-70mm f/2.8L II USM lens.
Metra F40 123 brakes to a stop at Morton Grove as a young railfan turns his attention to the oncoming Empire Builder.
Kruckeberg Botanic Garden
Shoreline, WA
In late September I visited the Krucjeberg Botanic Garden to see what it had to offer. There were some great photo spots, and it was a worthwhile trip. To see many more pictures of the garden read my blog post The Calming Oasis of Seattle's Community Gardens in my blog Batteredsuitcase.net
My previous post showed my friends Ken and Kelsie
standing on a well built footbraidge; www.flickr.com/photos/mccoy442/16713983795/in/photostream/
When I turned around, the scene you see before
you presented itself nicely. Nature and viewpoints
don't always work so well together!
Turning Torso – designed by Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava
Height: 190 meters (623 feet), making it the tallest building in Scandinavia
Yes, it is Avery's birthday today! So happy to spend the day with her doing all of her favorite things...toysrus, lunch at Logan's (she loves the peanuts), icee's at Target...Chuck-E-Cheese for dinner tonight. Gonna keep this short so I dont get teary-eyed. A Candyland theme party is planned for this Saturday....more fun to come!
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