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We have just taken coal (me on the telehandler) and water and are ready to take the next train to Princes Risborough. The stock for the next train is coming along the Loop with Class 47 D1501 which has had some temporary paint treatment in anticipation of a proper job. We will hook on to the other end and draw the coaches back into the platform.
Your photo from the Iowa Children's Museum!
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Ripped and Torn: Art in Billings, Montana
On our walks along the Aare river Chili doesn’t just jump in everywhere, thank goodness. This is a spot where she can go down the steps and crawl up the bank fairly easily, and not have to deal with tricky currents. As soon as I ask her if she wants to go in, she’s there. A couple of rounds down and up, and then we move on without drama. We didn’t really train this, it’s just how she is. Thank goodness, again. :-)
A detailed profile shot of an Eastern grey squirrel (Sciurus carolinensis) perched atop a weathered wooden post, set against a soft, creamy green background.
The image captures the fine detail of the fur and delicate rim lighting around the curved tail, highlighting the subtle gradient from warm chestnut along the face to dense grey and white across the back. Natural sunlight separates the subject cleanly from the painterly, out-of-focus backdrop, emphasizing a sharp eye and poised posture.
Gottesanbeterin (Mantis religiosa)
(c) Frank-Ulrich Sommer
