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J716 thunders toward Wellsboro on the Garrett Sub with an ex-RF&P GP40 leading the way. A YN2 was supposed to lead instead, but didn’t make the train out of Garrett.
The Wrong Banana's
Don't you hate it when you buy the wrong banana's ..?
HEALTH WARNING - do not, ABSOLUTELY do not click that link unless you want to be singing a silly song for the rest of your life.... trust me, people will shun you, small children will run from you as you uncontrollably sing it's words...
I headed off up a mountain today and ended up on the wrong one but It did not matter as these views are amazing from here. The dusty look is actually pollen from the pine trees blowing in the wind. The ridge I should have been on is the horitontal one roughly mid photo.
Today is my last Flickr post. I have reached a downturn that I feel must be addressed privately. I want to thank all of you for sharing and showing the diversity of the work you all create. And thanks for the conversations, your thoughts and mine combined. Thank you for being special to me and the others you communicate with. I have enjoyed your work and have utmost respect for the artistry you all embody. Very best to you, friends.
I will hang out for another 10 days or so, then I will cancel my account and vanish like the "off" switch on a firefly at midnight..
Lost in
Kenosha County, Wisconsin
reusereier/goliath heron/ardea goliath
swallowing a turtle? well the heron gave it a pass...
The Goliath Heron is the world's largest heron. The height is 120–152 cm, the wingspan is 185–230 cm
I just realised when I finished editing this one that the clock is a little off! Was good to be in town again over the weekend.
ISO 200 | 1/250 sec | f/2.8 | 14mm
CP/D&H Train 556 waits for a recrew at CSX’ East Side Yard in Philadelphia. There was always hope of getting an MLW leading on this train, but this version had two M636’s trailing. The next day’s 555 would return with the MLW’s leading, but that was Monday, and work was calling.
Next time when I build an office I will read the material specifications..
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7/16/2020 Hapless tiny fly trapped on the plains of polyurethane.
A table top I was finishing. Nikon D610 Sigma Macro 105.0 mm f/2.8 with 22mm extension.
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"Ugly people doing ugly things"
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While uploading this photo I am listening to the song "Am I Wrong" by Nico & Vinz, my latest favourite song.The lyrics are excellent and go well with the tune. A line from the song, "trying to reach the things I can not see" is important in the song and gave me the impetus to load this photo because till now, I have not been to sure about its quality.
Taken at Waterton National Park, it was an extreme challenge to capture, but that doesn't make it a good photo. I wonder if I was trying to reach something "I" could not see or if it is what I was looking for.
Another line in the song is, "doing what everybody else does". Sitting on the edge of a mountain to record this is not what everybody else was doing. In fact, standing high on the mountain behind me, they were likely wondering what the heck I was up to. "Trying to reach the things I can not see", maybe that was part of it. .
The weather forecast for the Glencoe area of Scotland said a bright cloudless dawn with light winds. This was the result. Buachaille Etive Mor (centre), Buachaille Etive Beag (right), Glen Coe (extreme right), Sron na Creise (left).
The wrong side of the tracks; a poor or less prestigious part of town.
The expression, American in origin, comes from the idea of a town divided by a rail-road track.
In 1929 , Thorne Smith wrote ‘In most commuting towns…there are always two sides of which the tracks serve as a line of demarcation. There is the right side and the wrong side. Translated into terms of modern American idealism, this means, the rich side and the side that hopes to be rich.’