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Iquitos Peru,Pacaya Samiria National Reserve
dawnontheamazon.com/blog/2007/02/27/observations-about-ou...
The two cousins, Transperth B Series 80 and QR 260 Series Suburban Multiple Unit 269 sit behind a temporary fence outside EDI Rail in Maryborough.
watching old movies on the beach
[shot from the movie Szlakiem hańby, 1929, by M. Krawicz, A. Niemirski]
At the end of the walk, I saw these two cows grooming each other, sad that the picture is a bit blurry...
secret number two: i know, no matter what number i see on the scale or how many compliments i get, i will never feel as beautiful as my friends.
Home made sushi dinner for two. Yes, quiet a pile :). Even though there are 3 settings, the baby had her own portion. Was not too much leftover too :).
Yes, the salmon we used is the one we caught in Alaska in summer.
First the ingenious Apt cog and rack to hold the train then see how the up cable goes one way (left), the down one the other! The outer wheels have a flange, the inner are wide to straddle the gap left for the rope!
wow.
i can't believe i've made it this far.
this is kinda crappy, and so is yesterday's.
but holy cow, i've been working so so so much.
i'll try super hard to take photos on time and upload. = )
I went out to the LA Arboretum this morning (Wednesday) for walkabout/workout. I carried the D800 and the 70-200mm. It has been awhile sense I have played with this lens and it was a blast. It was mostly overcast this morning so it gave me an opportunity to get in a steady 5 miles of elevation workout. Then I managed another 2.3 miles on walkabout. Got to visit with friends and had a WONDERFUL morning!
Just started editing the photos with Nina Simone playlist guiding me through the process...more later.
december diary, theme: music.
tea for two.
I used to do a very soft shuffly tap dance to a very particular version of this song, much slower and more fluid than the normal version
these cups were given to me when I had a birthday during an art residency [there is only one saucer]
It look like the lynx was reflecting in a mirror, but there are really two of them, possibly young siblings.
Initially taken for ODC's "A Coloured Line", but I think it is more fitting for "Eerie" as it is, after all, two lines. Shot with Sony NEX-5T.
Case No. PUJ-7C-06-****
Route: BULACAO-PARDO-SM via USC-SHOPWISE-T. PADILLA-CATHEDRAL-MANALILI (10H)
Chassis No. NKR58L-71*****
Engine: 4BE1
Displacement: 3:63
Maximum Passenger Capacity: 27
Body Maker: Doris Surplus
August 11th. Thursday. Beachwood intervals.
This is basically the same as yesterday's photo.
But I slept for 3 hours and then I didn't feel like doing anything elaborate.
I'm tired. I just need to sleep for a few days, recharge. But that is not possible.
I'm going down to Cincinatti Saturday to visit my older sister. Kings Island on Sunday.
I don't know if I should bring my camera or not. I think I will. I'm really excited, though.
The intervals at practice today. They were so difficult. 1000 meter intervals.
That's apparently the most dreaded practice of the season.
Except it happens more than once. Can't wait...
I haven't listened to another song since WMYB was released yesterday.
33280 views on my stream.
I keep spotting this pair of buildings from Moor Street Queensway. Thought they were worth taking.
This is on Albert Street (Saint Michaels Catholic Church is nearby)
I think that this building is 20 - 26 Albert Street. Dates from 1898, although it looks modernised.
Currently looks like all the units are available to let.
20 - 26 Albert Street of 1898 by J A Chatwin, the entrance with a big broken pediment bitting a two-light window.
From Pevsner Architectural Guides: Birmingham by Andy Foster.
Further down Albert Street is 28 - 34 Albert Street - Haines House.
28 - 34 Albert Street is the building I usually notice as looking interesting. Best to take it with the Albert Street car park behind you.
It dates from 1888 by Arthur Harrison for William Marston, a carriage lace manufacturer who turned to car trim. A good Queen Anne design in pinky-red brick with a rusticated stone ground floor. This and the segmental windows look almost Neo-Georgian of 1930. Only the dormers and the ground-floor window transoms give the date away.
Above information from Pevsner Architectural Guides: Birmingham by Andy Foster.
Currently, the building is called Haines House. Occupied by Ecotec.