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Having been looped at Carnforth, there was an opportunity to get ahead of this train for a second bite at the cherry.
37611 with 397005 in tow, on the approach to Bolton-le-Sands with 5N32, the 05.58 Kilmarnock - Longsight on Thurs 20th January 2022.
A scramble over large boulders with blackberry vines tearing at my clothes and skin was required to reach this spot. Totally worth the effort.
#83/365 Haven't done a tilt shift in a while so here is one. I know several of you can figure out where this is.
A late posting from the "can you rock" jam in Montreal. All star line-up, top notch wall, great hospitality (Thanks Scien & Klor!) , proper scaffolding, flat tires, terrible fast food, no rain, and another year of Canada not figuring out how to put ice cubes into coffee. Kem on my left on the upper level. Thanks to all who worked hard to make the weekend possible! Some action shots of Bacon and myself at work to follow, and hopefully a connector with Kem.
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When: August 2008
Where: Megatrade Hall, Megamall Ortigas, Pasig
Camera Used: Nikon D80
Lens Used: Tamron 28-75 2.8
Flash Used: SB800
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Victory Liner 8223
Yuchai YC6G270-30
King Long XMQ6102R
King Long XMQ6117Y
Location: Parade Grounds, Quirino Grandstand, Manila
The River Affric towards the bottom end of the Glen. An absolutely stunning natural landscape and one of the absolute gems of the Highlands.
It is still kinda amazing to me that this is just a 30 minute drive from the house!
At last light of a hazy Chicagoland summer day, a 2nd Shift CNW Proviso yard crew switches a cut of CN family road boxcars. These cars are likely on their way to or from the Twin Ports via trains ITPRA or PRITA.
Evening walks in Belltown. Used to spend a lot of time hanging out over this neighborhood, but its not as common anymore. Trying to get out of South Seattle more again though.
Edificios Chrysler y Summit One Vanderbilt desde el cruce de la segunda avenida con la calle 42, Nueva York.
The fields above Redcastle on the northern side of the Beauly Firth have some interesting structural remains (possibly) within them. Whenever I pass I wonder what used to be here now overgrown by trees.
With a forecast of a mix of sun and clouds i left home at 5 am to make my 2nd attempt of capturing the sunrise at this location . When i stepped out the house there was a mix of sun and clouds and calm winds, it looked like it was going to be a good sunrise but by the time i got here the clouds had moved out leaving one large cloud on the horizon exactly where the sun was going to rise and the winds were gusting up to 40km/h. Disappointed with what was before me i decided to throw on my 9 Stop ND filter and salvage what i could of my trip
Two years ago today My Sister's Closet Blog was formed, with the hopes of one day being a well known blog. I'm not sure if it's well known or not, but what I do know is it has been one hell of a ride. It's a lot of work and yet so rewarding and that was compounded by the friendships made over the years. Without you all, the sponsors, the followers, and even the naysayers this blog would have died by now. You all kept me going and I appreciate all the support and love I have received. I poured my heart and soul into this blog, because of my love of fashion and photography. I can't believe it's been two years, the time passed so fast. I still enjoy blogging and I plan to continue on for as long as it's fun.
Many many thanks xoxo Indigo
EL 2nd NY100 stopped in front of the Port Jervis NY station on 11-17-1973. Train #54 had just departed eastbound for Hoboken as this freight rolled up to the station and stopped. Stillwell coaches for the Port Jervis-Hoboken commuter trains are on the left. Where were Delaware Division/New York Division freight crew changes conducted at this time, at Sparrowbush or near the station? U36C 3326, GP35 2571, SD45 3614. Howard Kent Jr.