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I asked the driver to take me to 12th and Locust, for I had a ticket to see Rossini's "An Italian Girl in Algiers." Yet he insisted that his way was the faster route, and here we ended up in a dark alley, with not a telephone booth in sight. He thought he was clever, the taxi driver, that he would collect his fare and a little something extra on the side. But oh how he mistook me for a helpless waif, and even still as he lay bleeding profusely from my lashings did he beg for my forgiveness.
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Hair by : Helena Stringer of The Stringer Mausoleum & The Stringer Shrine
Hair : Assassin with Hair Daggers
Louise knew she'd taken a wrong turn; the hills looked lumpy. All she know was she was in for a hairy ride. Freshly picked gooseberries out of the garden and DOF image stack of 5 pictures stacked in Zerene. Louise was a very patient model.(1 of 3)
took this on the wrong focus but i did not re shoot as i was talk off by the a park ranger. i quit like it though
taken at phoot camp
56105 leads 3S14 11.38 Grimsby Town - York Works railhead treatment train, approaching New Barnetby. 66848 is on the rear. [Pole, 5/6 sections {~6.8m)]
This leg of the day's circuit first heads to Halifax (via Skellow, Wakefield Kirkgate and Mirfield), then returns to Wakefield Kirkgate (reverse) to run to Sheffield via Barnsley, and finally returns to York via Barnsley, Wakefield Kirkgate and Castleford. Incidentally, this train set off from Grimsby still showing as 3S13 on signalling maps, and therefore some reports for 3S13 on Realtime Trains have incorrect times; they are actually the times 3S14 went past, and 3S14 has lots of "no report" entries!
56105 was standing in for 66847 which had been sent for tyre turning; this was its third day working with 66848 and these wagons, but the loco is noticeably dirtier (on this side, at least) than when I'd photographed it closer to the background bridge two days previously (see here).
I'd originally planned to come to this spot on that previous occasion, but had spotted a group closer to the lime works and thought the sun might not have been lighting the front of the loco quite as well here - but I was wrong. So I decided to have another go, this location allowing a higher vantage point because you are not stood quite as much below track level. It was either come here or go to Scunthorpe, but I wanted to go north of the Humber for 3J51 (with 37s) and going to Scunthorpe would have risked missing it before its reversal at Hull (because I would have set off about twenty minutes later and had a longer drive).
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This overland vehicle is really ace, don't you agree, Sven?
Wee bit tight on the inside, would've loved to have a seat too, Olaf.
Nej, you be defending our honour!
Our what?
Legitimately Obtained Owesome Treasure - short: Honour!
Uhmm, spelling is not your strong suit, eh?
Nej, chain mail is my strong suit - and that's called armour, looney!
Yeah, if you say so...
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(*) Strong Suit is a metaphor meaning you're good at something - at least dict.cc claims so.
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A word to the car: It's a Land Rover Invader... pardon, Defender.
Copied to 90% from BrickDesigners but not 7-wide, which looks better, but 6-wide, to fit in with the other two Landrovers I've already built.
Not visible in the picture is the rear axle - I managed to fit a swing axle in this model.
The likewise invisible roof-slopes for the rear door are an idea by Lichtblau.
You know it's a good car when you can keep your horned helmet on!
And apologies for the strong colours - my camera decided that I needed a filter on my pics and used the Expressive filter. I already wondered with the Superman picture, why the colours are off, but it took me some more pictures to find out what's wrong.
Toy Project Day 2109
Getcher Neanderthal hats 'n' tees. Mural at the dinosaur sculpture park at Cabazon, CA, which has lately been taken over by creationists.
This was absolutely crazy stuff. I was wandering from one exit of the forest to rapeseed fields at another entry of the forest. When I encountered a moorhen. She was standing in the middle of the road and looked like a crossing guard. Looking left, looking right. So I waited and didn't go nearer. It was a normal hamlet road and the cars drive fast here. What a crazy moorhen. She made some sounds and her chicks arrived. Going back and forth and rather slowly. But finally everybody was on the other side of the road. There is a property with a big pond. And I was able to at least get a photo of one of the chicks on the water. The photos are not good, it was rather dark there, and I didn't dare to get near. But it was a nice moment.
Today's story and sketch "by me", is about the incredible intergalactic cooperation in the last week to locate Rescue Randy who went missing after he wandered off in A dust cloud after falling off Clyde his Thoroughbred Dromedary Racing Camel, at the most famous Camel Races in the Galaxy held at the Riverside International Camel Raceway, It was on the back high speed straight away when Randy the most interesting living tissue crash test dummy and part time camel Jockey in the Cosmos, was in thirteenth place consumed in a cloud of dust when he and Clyde were making a move to the outside of the tightly bunched camels, when overhead the wide world of sports helicopter cameraman lost his footing on the skidtube, both he and the shoulder camera fell right on top of Clyde and Randy, sending them and many of the camel's and riders behind them rolling and tumbling. When the dust settled and the paramedics had taken away the more seriously injured camels and riders, the trackside cameras all zoomed above to see Randy flying away in his vintage Biplane, the same one you see today a week later landing on the surface of the Moon. Seems Randy suffered a head injury that he didn't take too seriously, having had many much more serious in his long career. So Randy crawled to the biplane, retrieved his crash test dummy first aid kit, looking into the kits mirror carefully filled the gaping hole in his forehead with crash test dummy putty, covering it with medium tan two thousand mile an hour test dummy skin tape, then mistakenly self medicated with some of Clyde's tranquilizers. He then flew into the Indio Stargate, fell into a deep sleep. The biplanes autopilot took over and started flying from wormhole to wormhole, Randy just woke up and exited the first stargate available, and as you can see it is the moon's Sea of Tranquility exit, as he is being watched by the Space shuttle as he is landing. Until next time taa ta the Rod Blog.
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34A crosses Rockville Bridge on its way into Enola Yard. NS recently purchased more SD90MAC'S for there SD70ACU rebuild program with 4 of these in INRD paint. NS 7336 (INRD 9003) was patch -renumbered & put in service.
I received a private flickr mail to say I had made a mistake and Friday is always Flickr Happy Fence Friday or some such rubbish. Now I might have a bit of a reputation for thinking differently to the mainstream, apparently different to anyone else in the whole world, but I've always thought it was Fungus Friday. Sure that I wasn't wrong I entered " Happy Fungus Friday", I entered those three words in Flickr Search. Well, I felt vindicated to see there are one thousand, five hundred and twelve postings under those tags. So I'm not alone. Today is also called Happy Fungus Friday whether some people like it or not.
Having my faith in myself suitably restored I decided to see how many also people believe that snails hop. Again entering "snail hop" into flickr search I found 446 postings. Indeed, this is also significant proof, and no mere coincidence, that indeed snails do hop. Make sure you go out in the garden to see this magnificent sight.
Here is another one from my accident filled roll. I still don't know what I did wrong or why Lucy wouldn't advance properly. Since then, I have shot two rolls with out any problems.
double exposure of leaves = double cliche?
Mamiya 645
100 mm
Fuji Reala
I really like this image. Goes to show the dolphins are not actually there for our entertainment! Taken from the beach at Chanonry Point. Black Isle. Scotland.
[...] As I opened the door to the roof of the complex, my heart sank. There was not one roof within two blocks of the building I was currently standing on. How could this be? Everything had gone as planned, I could have sworn that the escape route was near by. But it wasn't. And that's when I realized my absolute death was inevitable. The game had changed...[...]
Poppy - "Omg - where did I end up here"
Poppy got lost on the way to the bathroom from an evening garden party.
A glass of champagne too much?
FR 16 Poppy Parker repaint by barbieangle
Running loco first 67012 hauls its train over St Julians bridge on the outskirts of Newport. 1V46 14:30 Manchester Piccadilly to Cardiff Central.
43188 tnt 43187 as they depart Malvern Link on 10-7-16. With major engineering work at Malvern Wells the train was using the down line to head for Paddington and with trains terminating at Great Malvern.
I can't find my notes for the working but would have been around 7pm and logged as a Great Malvern to London Paddington