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Amtrak Northeast Regional train 84 crossing Powells Creek, in Virginia's Leesylvania State Park, on October 14, 2021, behind P42 heritage unit 108 (phase 6).
River Tea Rooms, St Ives, Cambridgeshire UK
Took a drive into St Ives for a change and had a coffee at the Dolphin Hotel so I could sketch the tea rooms across the river from a comfy chair by the window.
Noodlers bullet proof black ink and watercolour in A4 watercolour Moleskine Folio
A brand new F-35A Lightning II, destined for the Republic of Korea Air Force, is seen on final for NAS JRB Fort Worth.
I decided to go for a nice long walk this morning, just after breakfast. It was pretty cold when I set off but when I was making my way back home it began to rain, then it hailed and finally I got the snow ~ all just over the hill that sits in front of me!
Taken as I was walking through Royal Troon golf course ~ my shortest route home!!
No. 6 ~ 365 2018 .... Home, Quickly!! ....
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boston, massachusetts
june 1971
music recital
unidentified venue
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NS intermodal train 203 passing under the northbound signal bridge at Audley, Virginia, November 17, 2021.
another drop.
I'm not obsessed by them, but this morning there were A LOT drops, too drops in my garden! °___°
The engineless derelict remains of a Fowler 0-4-0 diesel hydraulic in the sidings at Pitsford on the Northampton and Lamport Railway, 4th April 2017.
Locomotive History
This locomotive was built by John Fowler, Leeds in 1953 (Works No. 4210094) as a diesel mechanical locomotive for use at the Hartlepool Steel Works. In 1966 it was rebuilt by Fowler as a diesel hydraulic. It was withdrawn in 1972 and spent the next twenty seven years on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway before moving to the Northampton and Lamport Railway in 1999. Apparently a replacement engine has been purchased for this locomotive.
nepal
1972
sunset
rural village, himalayas
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RENAULT 21 Turbo Quadra U9
Datum eerste toelating : 1 oktober 1992
Datum eerste tenaamstelling : 27 oktober 1999
Datum laatste tenaamstelling : 23 februari 2004
APK vervaldatum : 22 maart 2017
21 June 2014, Dublin
Camera: Fujica ST605N, Fujinon 55mm lens
Film: Kodak Portra 400
Curated by Jamie Fyson Howard for SPNC - Year 4 - Instruction # 15: "Distance makes the heart grow fonder".
www.flickr.com/groups/spnc-year4-instruction15/discuss/72...
Caldwell 21, also known as NGC 4449, is an irregular dwarf galaxy located over 10 million light-years from Earth. This star-speckled Hubble image captures the chaotic, ongoing processes of stellar evolution within the galaxy.
In the dusty pink areas, brand new stars are flaring into life. Star formation activity is so widespread and intense here that astronomers refer to it as a starburst. While starbursts are typically confined to the central, more densely packed regions of galaxies, star-forming activity in Caldwell 21 reaches all the way out to the galaxy’s edge. The starburst may have been spurred by interactions with another galaxy, or perhaps several. Since it is close enough to be observed in great detail, Caldwell 21 provides the opportunity to investigate the processes that may have shaped galaxies in the early universe.
The bluish-white areas are populated by vibrant, young, massive stars. These high-mass stars are doomed to live short lives since they burn through their nuclear fuel so quickly. Once they run out of fuel, they will end their lives in violent explosions. Medium-mass stars like our Sun can expect lifetimes of roughly 10 billion years and go out much less dramatically, gradually puffing away their outer shells of gas into a beautiful nebula.
Hubble’s Advanced Camera for Surveys imaged Caldwell 21 in visible and infrared light. The observations are helping astronomers better understand the history of star formation in a starburst galaxy where interactions with another galaxy seem to have played a role.
Caldwell 21 stretches less than 20,000 light-years across space — a staggering distance, but only about one-fifth the diameter of our own galaxy, the Milky Way. Discovered in 1788 by astronomer William Herschel, Caldwell 21 is part of a group of galaxies found in the constellation Canes Venatici. With a magnitude of 9.6, it is fairly easy to spot in a telescope, and in a large telescope it’s a rewarding object, exhibiting a complex pattern of bright knots. It is best viewed in late spring from the Northern Hemisphere. Southern Hemisphere observers can find it low above the northern horizon in the autumn.
Credit: NASA, ESA, A. Aloisi (STScI/ESA), and the Hubble Heritage (STScI/AURA)-ESA/Hubble Collaboration
For more information about Hubble’s observations of Caldwell 21, see:
hubblesite.org/contents/news-releases/2007/news-2007-26.html
For Hubble's Caldwell catalog website and information on how to find these objects in the night sky, visit:
Belgiumban jártunk,
és megpróbálkoztam a tágblendézéssel tájképeknél is, teljesen paradox, de mégis.
Lett néhány érdekes és meg kell mondjam, nekem tetszik ez a műfaj. Főleg egy 21 órányi buszút után - sétálni a tengerparton, ... Szerencsére Angyalka is ott volt és így volt kit fotózni :) Csak egy zöld hátizsák széles pántjait kellett kiretusálni; kicsit látszik csak... de senki nem szólt, hogy feltűnő.
I went to take a look at the Mae Khon dam this morning wondering if the current low cloud might hang low enough to give an otherwise boring construction a little character with the beautiful mountain just behind it. Well, you can probably work out the answer by now..
On Boxing Day of 2016, Go North East operated an extension of the 21 to Bishop Auckland, in a similar fashion to the former Sunday operation that saw a Hybrid operate the X21 between Durham and Bishop Auckland every hour. 6060 (NK62 CFN) is seen sitting in Eldon Square Bus Station, laying over at the set-down stand.