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Having herded all the cattle to the back 40, Jasper surveys his ranch, proud of the work he's done. It's the life of a working dog breed
It's strange times for all of us, with lots of changes to things we took for granted.
Keep safe, keep smiling, keep sensible and keep being courteous. " this too shall pass"
Much love, Bunny. x
This is the historic Blackburn Point Bridge, a swing bridge located in Osprey, Florida.
HFF 😊😊😍
Thank you for your kind visit. Have a wonderful and beautiful day! ❤️❤️❤️
Fishing boat dock, Pillar Point Harbor, Half Moon Bay, San Mateo County, Northern California, USA.
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As you can see the hard working crew of the telephone company has mastered setting out orange cones. Now, if they can just get that bucket up the pole, we will have something. HTT
Just another angle here because you can never have too many street running shots and we did plan a whole day of our trip around this one job after all!
CPKC's Winona local, train I77, is about half way down the half mile long stretch of street trackage on Wall Street as they back down toward the Mississippi River waterfront with their pair of CP GP20C-ECOs and a string of loaded hoppers destined for Bay State Milling.
Winona, Minnesota
Monday May 8, 2023
I wasn't sure if this was an Amish or Mennonite gang because of the truck but most likely is. What really caught my eye was the landscape layers and colors.
NF&G Mine Run H802-09 passes the old C&O ‘Meadow Bridge’ station sign after tieing down 25 Anjean loads in Hawley Siding. They stalled back around Springdale when they lost a motor and encountered a torrential downpour. As the sun sets they’ll make their way back to retrieve the rest of thier train.
CP G62 works down on Jones Island at the Port of Milwaukee where they're swapping out four box cars as the Federal Asahi is unloading in the last sunlight of the afternoon.
CP 2239
Title by Rush - 1974
A fisherman comes to shore after a long night on the sea with his (squid attracting) green lights still burning bright.
During my visit this year (Oct 2019), earth movers were busily working on new water impoundments along the Kern River Flood Canal just west of the Tule Elk State Natural Reserve near Tupman, California. The Kern River is usual dry with most of the water taken out of it updstream except in wet years that have high amounts of spring run off. The impounds at the end of the river along the flood canal allow for water storage during these wet years and, according to a geologist I talked to, needed groundwater recharge. The sizes of the equipment working on the project were impressive.
Native Bee (Lasioglossum (Chilalictus) sp.)
Collecting pollen on a Seaside Daisy.
Happy Eyes of March!