Summer pictures, or Boreks in Croatia (and Hungary)

fuzzyfelt

I'd understood that about bushfires, I didn't realise it was the case around the Mediterranean too, thanks!

Borek

Hot, dry, plenty of conifers - it must burn.

*johnnymorre*

Amazing photos.. Especially Not all paths are wooden is mind blowing.. Thanks for the share, keep going..

Borek

Spammer. Link removed. But as he already bumped the thread...

physics girl phd

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The girl that you see is just picking her nose. Sigh. There are thousands of ways of wasting a picture.

You found her... our middle son's soul-mate! (glad the link got bumped again... I was thinking the season wasn't quite right...)

Borek

Bar in Korčula - DD sized mermaids

and a cat

Reshma

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Bar in Korčula - DD sized mermaids

Lol!

and a cat

Very cute! I like sleeping cats

Evo

I had a cat the looked just like that!

Always love your pictures Borek!! Thank you for sharing. And those are some buxom mermaids.

Borek

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And those are some buxom mermaids.

The painting made me laugh, I just had to take picture

fuzzyfelt

I remember mermaids/sirens/syreny translation difficulties I caused once.

jtbell

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I almost forgot - these pictures were taken especially for jtbell.

Oops, somehow I missed this originally, although I remember the thread.

I only saw it just now because someone posted spam at the end of the thread and I cleaned it up. Belated thanks.

Budapest trams - end stop:

and inside - doors on both sides (closed on the left, open behind the man reading a newspaper):

No idea about proper English nomenclature, but they can go in either direction (cabins for drivers on each end of the tram), so they don't need a rail loop at the end of line. No such trams in Warsaw, I am not sure if they are used in other Polish cities.

In the US, railfans usually call these "double-ended" versus "single-ended" for the ones that need a loop. I think over here only Boston, Philadelphia and Toronto still use single-ended trams. All three are remnants of old tram systems. The rest (mostly built in the modern era) are double-ended. Double-ended trams are more expensive because they need two complete sets of controls, but loops for single-ended ones cost money for the extra track and usually some land at the turnaround point, or even tunnels if they run underground.

Borek

It doesn't end with pictures, EOS 7D can more than that. Shot in Split:

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