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During the recent storms, there has been the odd break which has allowed for some shots from the water, which wouldn't end with me being pulverised.

 

Here a swell rolls in expolding against the sea wall in Teignmouth. The energy sends the spray back out to sea.

 

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Wrong Turn

Using the new Botanicals, Vintage Charm, and Enchanted Woods by Foxeysquirrel

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vader:"Palpa,remember the escort service we used last weekend? They are having a 2+1 promotion tonight..."

Stormie:"Wrong Number!"

06/29/2022 • 08:20pm • 1/1000 f1.8 • wrong way sign Franklin/w. 74th

"Elton Wrong" performing in person in St James Square Grimsby. Funniest street performer I've ever come across. Even when his hat blew off in the wind he stayed in character calling for "security".

Watch him on Youtube at

www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jcq1eZ8XzXs

Nanu making the most of the afternoon's sunshine. picture by Tony.

I got a very interesting surprise about an hour after 24Z passed. Which was NS 14Q running on track one at Millbury, Ohio.

 

Normally NS runs trains that are going west on track one and eastbounds on track two.

 

Somehow 24Z had to stop and let 14Q go by. Which is very low IQ because 24Z is one of the higher priority trains on the chicagoline, but hey, I'm not the Toledo Eats dispatcher.

Andy rides, but his sense of direction is off.

A couple of things here, firstly I suspected this Clio driver hadn't looked before pulling out of the space at the start of the video clip. It looked closer in real life than on the video, but wasn't near enough to bother getting too excited about. As I was pondering this thought we approached the roundabout and he pulled off this little stunt! Not sure whether it was intentional to avoid the queue or if it was a genuine mistake. I rather suspect the latter. At least he didn't take out the tourist train anyway.

 

Looking back at the footage it's interesting to note the two guys stood at the roadside where the Clio pulls out. Something about the car clealy catches their attention, perhaps they noticed he'd not looked too.

Although the chance is only 50 percent, she *always* seems to put her boots on the wrong feet...

One of my two entries in to last night's set subject competition on the theme "Delicate & Brash", which was judged by Ken Scott aka Touching the Light. As always, Ken's appraisal was as informative, insightful and entertaining. I was going for the combination of "day after the night before" and "inappropriate footwear for the beach" with these sandals, which I had bought from a local charity shop. Happily, this image was awarded a 2nd place.

 

My other entry was this one, taken from the archives www.flickr.com/photos/22310427@N08/6797790479/, which also did pretty well

CN decided to stick the 6011 in front of EJ&E 657 on N21 passing through Crest Hill, IL. Not bad, but I like my hometown orange better!

Although the reporter got it all wrong my piece "Inside Hausbeck's Head - Keeshan Delight No-9" made CNN's Five Largest Attractions list and will be featured on the TV sometime soon.

 

www.cnn.com/2009/TRAVEL/getaways/04/30/five.worlds.larges...

 

www.flickr.com/photos/chauss513/sets/72157606942320760/

 

Video of it running..

 

www.youtube.com/watch?v=jM53EI7bdss&feature=channel_page

First West of England

YP67 XDF 36835.

Being cleared away from Protests, via the easiest way possible, meant taking the buses the wrong way, down some small stretches of road.

Somewhere near Jama Masjid, Delhi.

Run.....Don't Walk!

A pair of SD50's lead a ballast train north into Romulus with the wrong leader of course.

On Explore, July 22 - thank you everyone :-)

 

This is a hiking trail at my favorite forest preserve, Blackwell in Warrenville, Illinois. So here's the shocking truth......................this forest preserve is the result of a landfill. When I was a kid, I used to come here with my dad every week to drop off the garbage. I was always fascinated by the big yellow earthmovers that would roll around in the fields and, well, I guess they moved the earth....lol. I remember the size of the tires on those machines. Maybe they only seemed big 'cuz I was a little kid, but I dont think so. And now that Im thinking about it, I havent seen an earthmover in many many years. I wonder what that means? Not as many landfills? or Im just not noticing them? Now I am curious.

 

I get curious about the strangest things....lol.

 

Anyway, I think about this today because I spend so much time here and who would have ever known, after all these years, I would find myself coming back to this place, week after week, for the purpose of photography. You have to admit, for a garbage dump, it sure is a pretty place.

 

This particular lake is one of three in the forest preserve. When they originally designed this as a park, this lake was going to be a place for swimming. Sand beach and all. And it actually opened for a couple seasons. But then closed and never opened again. I dont really know what happened to the concept but I can only imagine they were unable to keep the water "clean" enough for safe swimming. I could be wrong, but thats the only thing that makes sense. They had a beach house and everthing but they have since taken that down.

 

The path goes around the entire forest preserve. Its a nice path and a zillion people use it for biking, jogging, walking, photography.....*grin*. This forest preserve is part of the DuPage County Park District. The park I go to at lunchtime during workdays is part of this same park district. I have never seen parks so well maintained. They are all emaculate and well groomed. Trees are pruned regularly and grass is mowed. No garbage anywhere (no pun intended...lol).

 

The day I shot this, we had those really nice puffy clouds.

 

I love those puffy clouds :-)

 

It is indeed a Winnebago headed the wrong way on this freeway off-ramp in San Francisco. No need to panic...this is a filming of Nash Bridges in the mid-1990s in San Francisco. His yellow Barracuda on the right.

Personal work 2011

600D & sigma 10-20

 

1/30 F9 ISO400

Cricket action on The Green at Southwick between Southwick and Crawley Eagles.

Here Paul Grennan of Southwick does the impossible by bowling the ball with both feet off the ground, known as bowling off the wrong foot.

And it makes her look like she's had a stroke. Anyone with the correct one?

Class 47/4 47572 departing Ipswich with a Norwich - London Liverpool St. service. Working wrong line during Ipswich Tunnel upgrade work prior to GEML electrification. 09/1984

yes, the little ports are on the other side of the gun. Luckily, that piece can be flipped

Families Belong Together. March on the Brooklyn Bridge, part of a National Day of Action

Close the book! Close the book!

Olu Jacobs, Jackie Appiah, Stephanie Okereke

 

Best friends through circumstances you wouldn't ever imagine... Now best friends bewcome enemies but how? All because of wrong Passion!

 

7.5/10

 

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It's wrong. The blue chopping board that is. Guess that's why they make chef's plasters blue.

 

Phil.

What does this copywriter really think? A rhino on a scateboard, methinks some fundamentals went very wrong.

© Henk Graalman

Fat Mo's - 8th Avenue South

Olympus XA 2 Kodak 400UC

Walgreen's processed & scanned unedited

 

Lombard sf/ca 2011

 

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