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Kenny Loggins - Danger Zone
Revvin' up your engine
Listen to her howlin' roar
Metal under tension
Beggin' you to touch and go
Highway to the Danger Zone
Ride into the Danger Zone
Headin' into twilight
Spreadin' out her wings tonight
She got you jumpin' off the deck
Shovin' into overdrive
Highway to the Danger Zone
I'll take you right into the Danger Zone
You'll never say hello to you
Until you get it on the red line overload
You'll never know what you can do
Until you get it up as high as you can go
Out along the edges
Always where I burn to be
The further on the edge
The hotter the intensity
Highway to the Danger Zone
Gonna take it right into the Danger Zone
Highway to the Danger Zone
Ride into, the Danger Zone!!
Between Flat Creek and Illecillewaet, the rugged Illecillewaet River valley gets quite narrow and steep with both the railway and the highway passing through active avalanche zones, wedged between the Fortitude and Fidelity Mountains.
Here an eastbound grainer emerges from the CPR's snowshed-tunnel combination known as the Laurie Sheds while the Lanark Snowshed, one of four over the Trans Canada here, is visible in the upper right portion of the frame.
- MP 96 Mountain Subdivision.
::Claf:: Fabce::Hera:: Feel::
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â–ºCLL 26 / Bogota Centro â—„
Pa que pille
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Suacha, ciudad ubicada en el territorio muisca, y hereda su nombre de esta comunidad. Es un topónimo del muyskkubun (idioma muisca) que se divide en 2 palabras:
Sua, que significa Sol
Cha,que significa varón.
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Recorriendo los pasos que se han dado, recordando , viviendo y soñando. Pensando en tantas cosas y personas. Parceros, Socios y Hermanos del parche ,personas que se fueron , personas que estan, personas que de una u otra manera están ahÃ, aun que muchas veces no están como deberÃa ser. Personas que llegaron y se quedaron, personas que estuvieron y se fueron. personas que alimentaron el ser, el sentir ,el vivir. A todos ellos y a otros cuantos, a muchos y a otros pocos. Respeto y la mas grande admiración. a todos los que dejan fluir ese orgullo de quienes son……. Quienes son sin dejar de ser. Consevan su escencia , la alimentan y dejan que ella hable por si sola. A los que los momentos y cosas los hicieron mas grandes , a los que aprendieron a compartir y asumir el todo, a los Complices, a los partÃcipes, a los implicados de estas 6 comunas a todos ellos un presente!!!
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Fco!! , Ensby , Bla , Ona , Core, Zones, Ceor, Fabce,Claf, Hera, Jass,Hash, CazucArte, La T, Flyers Cru, El Priorato, Abcdiario, Dsq, Dcc, 3 Puntos, Pbf, Ctv-K , Hsa , Ronnin 47…………..
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Sin barrera ni obstaculos sencilla y orgullosamente SuASHA!
NIKON Z7 II, Objectif Tamron 150-600 mm, f/5.0-6.3
600 mm, 1/1500 s, f/6.3, ISO 2200, Mode manuel, Flash éteint
Logiciels de post-traitement : Camera RAW et Photoshop
Buteo albonotatus,
Morro Bay State Park,
Morro Bay, California
This is a rare bird this far north. It was found earlier this morning by Tom Edell.
One can not embrace the 'New Topographics' movement of the 1970's with their human altered landscapes without giving attention to the man who introduced the poetic beauty of nature through his impeccably rendered images.
I have always looked for that one scene which would offer the chance to grasp the range of tonality which Ansel Adams was famous for.
His one image I am particularly enamored by because of how it runs the range of zone densities is "Silverton Colorado 1951".
I also like the way he manages the perspective or lack thereof in the scene.
There at the side of the road I finally found that zone rich location I was searching for.
It is apparent after seeing my previous recent monochrome images that though they have fair black and white harmonics in comparison this analog photo and it's nuances and lighting is my little treasure.
Minolta SRT 201
Minolta MD 28mm
The Zone-tailed Hawk is aggressive in the defense of its nesting territory, attacking animals as large as Golden Eagles, Red-tailed Hawks, and humans. --Cornell Lab of Ornithology
Adult Zone-tailed Hawk.
Cochise county, AZ.
8-9-17.
Photo by: Ned Harris
Member of the Flickr Bird Brigade
Activists for birds and wildlife
aren't we always under construction? Maybe we should aim for a definite style?
[I was, I think, feeling sorry for myself this afternoon... anyway, I felt blue about coping with more pain. Then Doug and I went for a wee walk - and I learned so much about myself and others!]
Another reason WHY I LOVE MY NEIGHBOURHOOD!
There's precious little else to photograph in my garden at the moment, and that's despite investing heavily in pollinator plants this last year in order to do my little bit. I understand that butterfly numbers are down but I'm really surprised at how small the number of bees are that I'm getting.
Well at least this is a colourful little chappie to make up for it.
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This picture of mine is present in the second book of @the_bestselected_project vol.II
Once I decided to do a cliche` ring photo, I had to find the right subject. Well, this is photography, soooooo "Exposure Zones". Happy Macro Monday!
Playing the alligator, hiding in plain sight.
Leopard frog, Rondeau Provincial Park, May 19, 2020.
The northern leopard frog (Lithobates pipiens) is green or brown with dark, rounded, light-edged random spots, and has prominent dorsolateral folds (folds of skin running down each side of the back) and a white belly that occasionally has a yellowish tinge.
The call is a low snore followed by several low grunts and does not carry very far.
source - ontario nature-org.