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Het reuzerad van ik het leukste/plezanste van alles!
Van hierboven had je een goed overzicht wat er allemaal opgesteld staat!
August 7th, 2021
Iykyk
I finally folded all my laundry today!
Otherwise I spent the day watching some of my favorite movies. Girl Interrupted, the Virgin Suicides, Marie Antoinette, and Scream 4.
I also took a ride to the beach and went for a walk, it was delightful.
Trying to just take time for myself, hoping that’ll help me feel better.
Alstom (Birmingham) Class 175/1 'Corradia 1000' 3-car dmu No.175 106 of Transport for Wales departing Cardiff Central on the 09.31 Manchester Piccadilly - Carmarthen service, 16 April 2022.
6/24/14
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A lot has been changing in my life lately. I'm usually not the best when it comes to dealing with a lot of sudden changes.. To be honest, it really freaks me out. I don't like putting my relationship problems on social media, but, due to recent events, I am no longer in a relationship. It sucks. But these things happen. It helps you grow as a person. You learn how to be alone without feeling lonely, how to love yourself before you love another, and most importantly, it makes you stronger and wiser for the next person you let into your heart.
Sometimes, it gets overwhelming though. And that's okay. It comes in waves, and one minute you could be fine, and the next minute, you'll be dwelling on issues that are no longer within your power to fix.
Change isn't a bad thing. It happens.
Embrace the change, take a deep breath, and relax.
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Camera Info:
Canon 6D
Canon 24mm f/1.4L II
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Editing Info:
Curves.
Het reuzerad van ik het leukste/plezanste van alles!
Van hierboven had je een goed overzicht wat er allemaal afgesteld staat!
Werkloze LINT'n en Buffels van Syntus,6400-6500 van Railion,enz........
The BR Class 175 "Coradia" DMU's are owned by Angel Trains and were originally leased to First North Western, before being transferred to Arriva Trains Wales and then latterly, Transport for Wales.
27 sets were built by Alstom at Washwood Heath, Birmingham, between 1999 and 2001, with the first sets entering into service in 2000. They were constructed in two formations: the two-carriage units are numbered 175001–011, and the three-carriage units 175101–116.
Initially, they were operated by First North Western (FNW) from Birmingham New Street, Crewe and Manchester to Llandudno, Holyhead, Barrow and Windermere.
All of the units passed with the Wales & Borders franchise to Arriva Trains Wales in October 2003, when their sphere of operation extended to South Wales. 11 units though, were leased back to First Trans Pennine Express for the Barrow and Windermere services until 2006, when that franchise acquired their Class 185 units.
In October 2018, all of the Class 175 units passed to Transport for Wales, who have initiated a refurbishment programme at the Alstom facility in Widnes. It is intended to introduce them on services to Bristol but it is likely that they will be replaced by Class 197's by 2023.
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on really beautiful days like this.. its always the clouds i enjoy the most.
not the sun burning my arms and head.
Neither rare, it probably will NEVER be rare, or valuable, ditto, so I had no objections to giving this old Corgi Iveco 175 the delicate Molotow pen treatment to its front lights. Part of a recent dirt cheap haul of loose and play worn diecasts from Ebay which contained mainly Corgi Juniors and reminded me that I really need to have more of them in my collection. I had several as a child but as this line up pretty much faded away by the end of the 90's the numbers in my collection has now MASSIVELY being overtaken by the continuing line up of Hot Wheels and Matchbox.