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No, the picture is the right way up but this steep path was the wrong way up to the road, it just led to a deserted building.
Another shot of M in her yellow sun dress, from our trip to the Algarve, Portugal in 1988. I originally posted it yesterday as an add-on to the other similar snap which I prefer but, as requested here it is at full size.
The downside to the splendid cliffs along this part of the coast is that the way down and back up was sometimes quite steep and not marked. We took turns to check if the paths led anywhere useful (many were just goat tracks or were blocked by landslides) before taking the children and bags up. It gave me the opportunity to get some nice action photos of M – and quite sexy as the sea breeze blowing the silk against her skin made it rather apparent that she was not wearing anything underneath.
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"Mother can't you hear your daughter crying
Father wake up her youth is dying
The kids are gone
Husbands gone away
And its a shame cause she had such a lovely face
Can't you see she needed more than
"Oh what a pretty child"
You never taught her truth from lie
All you told her was to smile
Texas back in '69 was drive in movies and dashboard lights"
from "Drive-In Movies and Dashboard Lights" by Nanci Griffith
I wasn't expecting to see THE 3985 on my lunch break this afternoon but I did see it in the form of a BNSF ET44C4 leading CSX K803. Being that there was some sun, the locomotive was clean and there's this cool thing called 'digital photography', I decided to snap a couple shots of my first Tier 4 gevo. Perhaps it'll be worth something in 20 years when the gevos are being phased out by even more stupid engines.
Le Touquet, just south of Calais, the morning after the night’s heavy snowfall.
Well, more zone blanc than zone rouge, you might say! Anyway, the morning dawned with a glorious sky, the air was clear, and it was satisfyingly crisp and crunchy underfoot – so all in all, a perfect and picturesque winter’s day.
Today is Wrong Trouser Day so the We're Here group members have been invited to visit the Wrong Trousers group.
I've had to improvise again as I don't even have any right trousers.
Wrong Way sign at night - Cinestill 400D - Canon EOS Rebel G - Columbia, NJ - scanned on Epson V600.
NR26 and DL41 lead 6AS8 Indian Pacific through Platform 2 at Homebush Station. I've not posted a black and white shot in some time, but the constrast here due to textbook "wrong lighting" made it too hard to resist. I don't believe B/W should be used as a "crutch", but sometimes it can make a shot work, when normally everything says it wouldn't.
"Se na vida errei alguns de meus passos, que não sejam esses a decidir meu futuro"
Mercado Municipal - São Paulo
Mom just informed me that I was born in the wrong era. Something about all my black and white processing, I don't know... ;)
The cloud was so big and reflective that it made the light appear to come from the west, during sun rise. It was pretty neat.
SD40 7573 and an unidentified B-Unit head an Eastbound freight at Yoder, PA. on the B&O side. The tale end of a Westbound can be seen in the far right. I can almost hear this image. 5/28/78. James P. Marcus photo. CWC Slide Collection.
Trouble in the Test Room.
Work place frivolity back in the good old days. :-)
Pete P and Chris G captured with my Rollei 35T film camera.
Telecommunications before the days of mobiles and cordless phones.
Exif incorrect and negative reversed !
The sun has just set, and the Belt of Venus appears over the Mojave Desert. This oblique angle on a dry lake bed looks dull and flat. To see what's out here you have to get up high and look down.
I don't remember coming down here. I hope nothing wrong happens to me dressed like this (wink, wink).
As one would expect on any trip in which I was involved, the sun only came out in Wales when we didn't want it.
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Courtesy of storm Dennis there was only a single container on 4L89 yesterday (like many of intermodals leaving Felixstowe too) so the quartet of 86s seemed slight overkill but actually only the front two were under power. It was totally solid cloud when they pulled into the yard - delaying 745 010 in the background on the 12.30 from Norwich in the process so I was able to take this 'wrong side' view. This illustrates the small stub yard on the left getting a make over as Freightliner's new servicing and fuelling point.
I may have chosen the wrong pencil for a quick sketch of this ruined abbey. Nevermind, a new study won't hurt and can be added to my like of Yorkshire building studies. Drawn with a Staedtler Graphic 0.3mm pencil on an A4 cartridge paper sketchpad.
Tower Transit VN37994 (BF62 UYH) on Route N97, Hammersmith
This driver decided it was a good idea to STAND on the stop where the N9/10N/27N all stop.
Metra 216 leads the passenger special back east through Northbrook, IL. Very unusual to be able to shoot a Metra unit facing towards the city.
February 22, 2019: Seeking Asylum is not a Crime, Rise and Resist at the Oculus Transit center, NYC.
Canadian Pacific GE AC400CW 8505 was leading some good stuff through Lake Forest on the C&M Subdivision in 2006.
Amid waning fall colors, one of CP's first GEs was leading a SD40-2F and a Soo Line GP38-2 on former Milwaukee Road trackage.