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4 Cep units 1545 and 1521 are running towards Orpington on the down fast line with a Charing Cross to Ramsgate via Canterbury working while 4 epb 5605 runs along the slow line with a Charing Cross to Orpington stopping service. 25 August 1992
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UBL WDG-4 12053 waiting patiently with a BCNHL rake, on mainline of Gangadhara station on Nizamabad - Karimnagar section...
These 4 erosion defence boulders sit in a little bay near Trow point at south Shields. Its been ages since I had taken any long exposure mono pictures & this scene seemed to fit the bill.
Info :- 121 seconds - f10 - 21mm - iso 100 - Lee big stopper, & 0.6GNDH & 0.9GNDS filters
Continuing with the series of from the HOBO Railroad / Winnepesauke Scenic Railroad's Pumpkin Express trains which ran out of the historic downtown Laconia depot for the first time since 2016. They were scheduled to run five short 5 mile and 45 minute round trips south among the scenic and almost never used (except by the rail bikes!) trackage along the shore of Lake Winnisquam as part of the New Hampshire Pumpkin Festival which hadn't been held since 2019. This of course is the another section of the famed former Boston, Concord and Montreal Railroad later the Boston and Maine's White Mountain mainline to Wells River that is now owned by the state.
By any measure they were wildly successful and according to Jay they carried 1100 riders in total on the six trains, which is quite remarkable since the train only consisted of three demotored Budd RDCs pulled by the road's little SW1001, PLRR1590 blt. Nov. 1973 for the Reading as number 2618. After the RDG folded into Conrail she remained with that road for the entirety of its existence and then passed Norfolk Southern in 1999 before being sold in 2011 having never received black paint. She spent another decade and a half as a lease unit until coming to the Granite State in 2016. She remained in her CIT blue paint until finally receiving PLRR maroon in 2021.
The 3 PM train I shot here was supposed to be the final run of the day but just before I left some local folks told me that since every train was sold to capacity and more people wanted a ride they decided to do a 6th run af 4 Pam. Since this is arguably THE signature shot in town and the one extra hour dramatically improved the light I decided on a second take of this classic broadside from the Fair Street bridge.
Here is 1590 leading the three car train south across the 240 ft long deck girder bridge over Jewett Brook at MP 27.2 (from Concord) just south the Laconia Depot and north of the Fair Street crossing. Jewett Brooks curls through the center of own and connects Opechee Bay and Lake Winnisquam. If you care to see this same unit at this same spot two years prior in her blue paint check out this shot if you missed it: flic.kr/p/2k46CcT
As for the history of the train itself, the three Budd RDCs are named Winisquam, Winona, and Winnepesauke in honor of three of the lakes the railroad passes alongside and are numbered 6921, 6105, and 9159 respectively.
6921 was built in 1956 as a 94-seat RDC-9 which was a powered trailer only with no control cab on either end. 6105 was built in 1953 as a 90-seat RDC-1. Both are original Boston and Maine cars (out of a fleet of 109 the road acquired) and they may very well have run here prior to 1965. 9159 was built in 1962 for the Reading (which had a small fleet of only 12 cars) as an RDC-1. All three cars ended their revenue lives as non powered trailers on the MBTA commuter rail system.
Laconia, New Hampshire
Saturday October 29, 2022
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I was waiting for Amtrak, I'd missed it the two previous days. The Railfan article on Fort Worth's Tower 60 said BNSF came to a halt around Amtrak time, so when I headlight appeared at the appropriate time I assumed The Heartland Flyer. But no, a coal train going hard. 2 EMD's up front and 2 more at the rear.
4:15 in the morning in Romsdalen. I couldn't believe my luck when the sun sailed between the two mountain tops before it was obscured by the mountain to the right.
Lamborghini Murcielago LP670-4 SV, parked outside Harrods Knightsbridge London.
Summer 2010
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365 Project Day 4
I did actually take a lot of photos today during my lunch break and after work, but in the end I ignored them and took a picture of myself. This was mainly because an online acquaintance mentioned he was trying to lose weight over the next year and it occurred to me that I've done the opposite during the last year. It was very easy to get in to a rut and let work stress and other factors just get in the way of stuff. So today I plan and tomorrow I act - a slow, steady, measured campaign.
Once again, this is an iPhone front passenger car window photo taken when we were heading south on the 580 in No. CA in the Altamont Pass Livermore-Pleasanton area nicknamed "Windmill Alley."
Seattle, WA 2011
Voigtlander Bessa-L
Voigtlander Scopar 25mm 4/f
Fuji Acros 100
D76 Stock Solution, 7.25 minutes
Epson V600
Aconsejo ver la fotografia, con el fondo negro, es como mejor se aprecia la calidad.
I recommend you to see this picture with the black background .
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Australia, February 2016 - Port Douglas
I'm up in port douglas visiting my parents. It's my first time here and I can see why they moved here! This is a great view of the famous 4 mile beach.
-- cámara---->contax/kiev 4
-- datos------>v-1/125 + f11
-- film 35mm---> fomapan 100
-- revelador de film->agfa-R09-one shot =1+50
8=minutos de revelado a 20º
1=minuto de stop
10=minutos de fijador fomafix P
scaneado=epson perfection 4870 photo
Walking around the sleepy side streets of Bruges. I love all the character that each address had. All were drastically different, whether it was the doorknob, the way the address was painted, the woodwork, or the facade.
Each house or building had a unique personality...
This gleaming Wolseley 4/44 was parked at the roadside somewhere in Birmingham. This model had a 1954cc engine, the car was new in August 1954 and its last tax ended in October 2008. The disc displayed expired December 1970
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The GT3 RS 4.0 is without a doubt one of my favorite 911's. The sound of that 4 liter flat-six racing engine is crazy! I'd prefer this over a Turbo or GT2 ever day of the week.
On April 16th I went out to Woodward Park which has a large lake that is the home to many ducks and geese. On this day there were a group of 13 half grown chocolate brown ducklings that came up to me and I could swear the first one was smiling as he wagged his tail and bobbed his head. I backed up a little as he followed me wagging his tail and smiling and they all followed him. This happened twice that day. Well here is their father. This whole family including mom are new to our lake and I am so glad they are here.