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Cleaned up, all electrical working. Last thing is to add lots of books floor to ceiling.
I'll take an appropriate "after" shot when it's all done
Been prepared for action !
`Georgina` warms up before working the 12.00 departure from Peasholm park to Scalby mills 02/05/2016.
Decorations lighted-up along Serangoon Road, Little India for the celebration of Deepavali Festival 2015.
I redid this block with softer cornerstones. I used a micro-dot in gray instead of the stark black and white diamonds of the first block. I like this much better. Oh, and I changed the method I used to make the "arrows". I stitched & flipped and then seamed down the middle. It was a little easier to match up the stripes.
Marseille, France. The Port Vieux Pavilion, a mirrored Canopy designed by the architectural firm of Foster and Partners creates collage effects in the fish market area of the busy port city.
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MEC VIctoria's Race ONE, 2018
Visit events.mec.ca/ for up coming MEC events.
(Photo by: Jennifer Letham)
Another ladybug shot. This one is our beloved indigenous species Seven spotted ladybug, not that horrible and mean Asian ladybug that's spreading wide accross Europe and killing our local species.
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Shot handheld with ZD 35mm f/3,5 at 4,5, on Olympus E-510, in my garden.
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Phil is my buddy! I just love this cat.He almost talks like human
and he understands Greek and English!
A 4 x 10 "Panavision" crop of a mighty UP DD40X locomotive. It's been sitting on this siding since 1994 at least...
Please take a look at this one in the LARGE size...
Saturday, May 24, 2008
Illinois Railway Museum
Union, Illinois
Olympus E-510 DSLR
Olympus ED 14-42mm f4-5.6 zoom
ISO 100 RAW
Girl setting up a tent. We later saw a lot of camp trailers or SUVs which had been converted for camping, including with a little loft on the roof. DingHu is a small town surrounded by mountains (DaDongShan) and bamboo forests between ShiZhuo and Alishan. It's quite popular for hiking and camping. Dinghu means 'rooftop lake'.
This cantilever footbridge over the T'Railways (former railbed) in Bowring Park. St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, was designed by the architect Orve Arup, who many years later designed the Sydney Opera House in Australia.
A role-playing sim called Restalrig kindly offered me a chance to set up as a vendor at one of their first events. Here's my tent, right outside the jousting area.
In some of the last moments of fall daylight, UP 3985 takes the Twin City Limited Tour train north. This shot was taken just after the train ran a reverse movement out of the UP's South Saint Paul Yard. The train will soon cross over the Mississippi River on the Hoffman Swing Bridge and head for downtown Saint Paul. It will spend the weekend on display there and would depart Tuesday, September 30, 2008. This shot was taken standing in the back of my truck for elevation.
A Cross Country Voyager slows for the junction at Stone with the 12:27 Manchester Piccadilly – Bournemouth service while DB Schenker Class 66/0 Nos. 66004 and 66185 top and tail 3J01, Bescot to Bescot RHTT on 28th October 2014.
Throwing us for a loop, the train decided to pull south and tie up at the old freight house, as opposed to taking the Omaha main towards Neff. Here, she's seen pulling out of the Fairfax district past Central Ave.
Close up of some wrapping paper from a Christmas Prezzie.
Taken with my new canon 550d and stock lens 18-55mm is Lens.
1st day time Pic!
Julia Bracken Wendt's "The Three Muses" and Walter Horace Judson's skylight in the rotunda. The rotunda is 58 feet high and the skylight is 20 feet across.
Natural History Museum of Los Angeles
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