Photo-A-Day November 2022

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mhedges

Capt_Spaulding

CEBlueclouds

Little bee-eater duo...

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Z9 soccer pic:

CEBlueclouds

Winding cisticola

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Ton14

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ggbutcher

This is the interior of the narrow gauge baggage car we're restoring.

mhedges

Looks like a good project GG!

ggbutcher

Looking forward to it, these guys already have a gem of a pullman car under their belts. Here's the exterior:

Ton14

Scheveningen, North Sea, vaguely visible in the distance on the horizon are the wind turbines of an offshore wind farm. Nikon Z6, 85mm f/1.8 S

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CEBlueclouds

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Hey anyone hear from @Photobug lately? Hope he's ok

Ton14

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CEBlueclouds

Pin-tailed wydah...

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Capt_Spaulding

Ton14 said:

Scheveningen, North Sea, vaguely visible in the distance on the horizon are the wind turbines of an offshore wind farm. Nikon Z6, 85mm f/1.8 S

Toni. It's interesting to see all the ships lined up across the horizon. Most appear to be cruise liners. On a recent visit to the South Texas Gulf of Mexico shoreline I saw a similar sight, but almost all were crude carriers with a smattering of container carriers.

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ggbutcher

Tractors! In the US, there's a real sub-culture there...

Sat in an airport one day waiting for a delayed flight with two other random travelers, an aged Lockheed Martin engineer and a young female Air Force captain. About midday, the conversation wafted to tractors (go figure...), turns out the two of them were both John Deere (trademark green) aficionados. They spent the rest of the day sharing pictures...

mhedges

It was a neat show - I'd driven by it a couple of times in previous years and was glad to finally be able to go. I'll post some more pics in the upcoming days.

Ton14

@Capt_Spaulding It is the same here. There are always oil tankers off our coast too. The cruise ships are no longer allowed to enter the port of Rotterdam, due to the air pollution they create, there is now a special procedure for it.