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What do pointe ballet shoes and a barbed wire fence on a country road have in common? Absolutely nothing but I sure love how they look together :)
Tomorrow we'll be celebrating Thanksgiving and I have so many many things to be grateful for. I honestly don't know how I got so lucky. If you are in the USA I wish you a lovely Thanksgiving, filled with family, love, laughter, good food and things that make you happy (even if they have nothing in common). To those not in the US, have a rocking rest of the week :)
Oh and I am having a Black Friday/Cyber Monday Buy One Get One FREE Sale on my Etsy shop. Don't miss it!
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Que tienen en común unas zapatillas de ballet y una cerca rustica en un camino rural? Absolutamente nada, pero como me gusta como se ven juntas! :)
Mañana se celebra Acción de Gracias aqui en USA y como siempre me siento super agradecida por todas las cosas maravillosas que tengo en mi vida. No se como me toco tanta suerte. A los que lo celebran les deseo un maravilloso Día de Acción de Gracias lleno de cariño, risas, buena comida y cosas que nos gustan (aunque no tengan nada en común). A los que no estan en USA les deseo uun magnifico resto de semana! :)
Oh y como se acostumbra por estos lares tengo una oferta "Black Friday/Cyber Monday" especial en mi tienda de Etsy. Compra una foto y recibe una gratis. No se lo pierdan! www.etsy.com/shop/libertadleal?ref=si_shop
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40135 840108 Man Picc Wiring Train
Here's one of CFPS Stalwart 40135 at Manchester Piccadilly on a wiring train one Sunday morning on 8th January 1984.
At this time every Sunday morning the power at Piccadilly would go off and the diesels would come out to play on the services towards London and Birmingham.
Some of the Birmingham train were booked Steam Heat Loco's for a few years before this but the ETH fitted loco's were slowly taking over. Also the Euston train, being predominately ETH 47/4's, also had the capability to drop other classes, 40's being the most likely. We certainly were not complaining!
Re-edited 27/4/26
"Yes, I remember the barbed wire and the guard towers and the machine guns, but they became part of my normal landscape. What would be abnormal in normal times became my normality in camp.
George Takei
I've had this ball of wire on my desk since I did the wire man shot last year. It's lived on the end of my pencil and I found myself staring down at it during a confcall a few days ago and thinking... "I can get a shot out of that." ;)
Two Bald Eagles in an epic food fight below the electrical transmission lines of the Conowingo Hydroelectric Plant.
Poznan, Poland
Park Adama Mickiewicza
A favorite scene from my walk through the city today......... well, yesterday actually, but lovely all the same!
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