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Views of and from the road deck of the High Level Bridge across the River Tyne between Gateshead and Newcastle. 12 November 2022 as the light fades at the end of a virtually cloudless afternoon.
Close at hand is the 1876 opened Swing Bridge, the biggest of its kind in the world at the time and still carrying out the function for which it was built, although there may not be any commercial use of the swing function between the monthly maintenance tests, a contrast to the 6,000 swings recorded in 1924.
Behind is the 1928 Tyne Bridge, whose 531 ft steel span is still the biggest in Britain. Partly visible behind the left-hand side of the bridge is the slender shape of the 2001 completed Millennium Bridge, the world's first rotating bridge. Also behind the Tyne Bridge is Sage* Gateshead, an internationally renowned centre of music and performance that opened in 2004.
*Following the end of sponsorship by Sage, this has now been renamed the Glasshouse.
A 41(R)TES Panavia Tornado GR4 at RAF Coningsby during a photo shoot event. The Sqn is now the Test & Evaluation Sqn (TES) for the RAF Eurofighter Typhoon FGRI 4 Fleet. The Tornado GR4 was retired from service not long after.
HYPHANTRIA CUNEA, chiamata anche "bruco americano " a causa delle sue origini statunitensi, l'ifantria americana è arrivata in Italia negli anni 80.
On the 17th of April 2010, 4821 and 4807 partnered up to run an ARHS ACT special train from Canberra to Bundanoon, for the annual Brigadoon in Bundanooon festivities. The train ran out to Bundanoon, before proceeding empty to Moss Vale to stable (and allow the crew a break), before they returned to Bundanoon to pick up their passengers and return them home to Canberra.
4821 and 4807 is nearing the end of their journey from Canberra with 9L01 special passenger train. The train had recently dropped off all of it's passengers at Bundanoon, and is running empty to Moss Vale for servicing and stabling until the return journey this evening.