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Standing on the Park stop in Beamish Museum's town street is the newly arrived Blackpool & Fleetwood 40.
This car was built in 1914 as one of the final batch of four "box" cars to be added to the B&F fleet of fifteen such cars, the other eleven having entered service in 1898/99.
The Blackpool & Fleetwood transport operation was absorbed into Blackpool Corporation Transport in 1920 and this car was renumbered 115. It continued with BCT until it's withdrawal from passenger service in 1937, after which it was used for a time as a works car.
The car was donated to the National Tramway Museum at Crich in 1963 and was one of the first electric cars to carry passengers at the museum. However, it has been on long term loan to Heaton Park Tramway and Blackpool Corporation for many years. It is now in Beamish for the 2019 season and is expected to be in regular use there.
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The stupid allergies led me to catch a cold...which went away, but is now back and kicking my ass all over the place...still.
boo.
(not as photoshopped as you think it is)
October 6th, 1976
West Vale / Greetland, near Halifax
Class 40 40014, formerly Antonia, backs into the small oil yard at West Vale, near Halifax. The nameplate mountings are still visible. The terminal still exists (2014) but no longer served by rail. The engine was withdrawn in November 1981
A second shot taken at the same time is here
Ref 60-04
Highway 40 in the middle of Arizona.
I used a circular polarizer filter to bring out the clouds and a fill in flash so the sign would light up.
They say it's a free country, but it's the conceited beings who make you believe your opinion is wrong who'll prevent this from ever being the case.
40 is nearly 50. Nearly 50 days of this. Woaaaah. Kuh-razy. I'm still cheating a little since I'm so insatiably busy tonight, though. Crucible rehearsal and a pile of work the size of the titanic (and equally likely to sink me..) = new edit.. points for trying!
There's a story to this one. It's 1985 and at the end of a weeks 'Freedom of Scotland' ticket with three mates, we 'get the gen' that 40122 is allocated to work a Stranraer to Carlisle relief on the Saturday morning.
Unfortunately it went to the outpost as empties, so we found ourselves at a busy Glasgow Central on the Friday evening aboard the 17.30 dmu to Stranraer. On arrival, we found the only accommodation in the entire town was at the wonderful 'Golden Cross' pub. Only problem was four of us had to share 'the family room' - two singles claimed by the quickest up the stairs after copious pints of 'Youngers No. 3' and a double for the other two !
Nevertheless we survived and were at Stranraer Harbour station next morning to board the 10.25 relief to Carlisle seen here in pouring rain, the train as expected, patronised chiefly by the bashing fraternity. 13th April 1985.
365.40:
Una bella passeggiata alle porte della primavera.
10 marzo 2013
[A nice walk on the edge of the spring.]
....ed ora un mese a colori!!!
Please don't use this image without my explicit permission.
© All rights reserved Chiara D.
AS11-40-5874 (20 July 1969) --- Astronaut Edwin E. Aldrin Jr., lunar module pilot of the first lunar landing mission, poses for a photograph beside the deployed United States flag during Apollo 11 extravehicular activity (EVA) on the lunar surface. The Lunar Module (LM) is on the left, and the footprints of the astronauts are clearly visible in the soil of the moon. Astronaut Neil A. Armstrong, commander, took this picture with a 70mm Hasselblad lunar surface camera. While astronauts Armstrong and Aldrin descended in the LM the "Eagle" to explore the Sea of Tranquility region of the moon, astronaut Michael Collins, command module pilot, remained with the Command and Service Modules (CSM) "Columbia" in lunar orbit.
Company A was constructing this section of the Friendship Highway, Route 23 (So named after the Royal Thai Army's 23 Eng. Bat. also working on the roadway)..
20182-20066 wait for departure time with the 1730 Skegness-Derby ( Relief ) while 31135 waits for the road with the 1717 Skegness-Sheffield on 27th August 79.
Just for interest below is a list of traction I had for haulage on this day in 79.
MONDAY 27th AUGUST 1979 BANK HOLIDAY or 20 20 vision.
0140 KingsX-Leeds/ Kings X-Leeds/0140-0500/ 55014 / 185.75miles
0638 Leeds-Paignton/ Leeds-Derby/ 0638-0820/45016/ 75.5miles
0910 Derby-Skeg / Derby-Notts/ 0913-0951 /20066-20182/ 16miles
0953 Notts-Skeg / Notts-Boston/ 0959-1126/ 20195-20147( Still in Green livery) 54.25miles
0928 Leics-Skeg/ Boston-Skeg/ 1152-1238/ 20132-20098 /23.75miles
1740 Skeg-Alfreton/Skeg-Boston/1741-1813/ 20048-20139/23.75miles
1910 Skeg-Notts/ Boston-Notts/ 1948-2107 / 20040-20068 / 54.25miles
1900 St Panc-Sheffiels/Notts-Sheff/2113-2206/ 45116 /40.5miles
Tactical move, no details/ Sheffield-York/
2015 Kings X-Aberdeen/York-Edinburgh/0014-0413/55017/205miles.
son esos días que simplemente parece que cada palabra que pronuncias, está mal.
no entendía mucho el mundo, sus injusticias.
Optical Illusion
Good Lighting
Just the Right Angle
Look Away for Drama
Not by accident
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There are alot of things you learn everyday as long as you are also willing so share it to the world.
boston, massachusetts
1972
boston ballet
in rehearsal
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52 weeks of 2017, week 40 Collodian effect.
I fiddled with several effects and then applied GIMP grainy filter, info in comments.
This week let’s have some retro fun! The theme for the week is the “Collodian Effect”, a retro look back in the day of wet plate photography. Well, in the day, it wasn’t retro, it was the face of photography. Today we can get picture perfect images and “develop” them with software. We can tweak them to have whatever look we want. Looking back at the photographers of yesteryear (and the poor perfectly still models), we can appreciate how lucky we are. Using the magic of software and your personal creativity, produce an image that looks as if it was taken and developed back in the day of wet plate processing.
Original in comments... Fishing boat in Scarborough, Queensland.