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...and this was the following day.
I don't expect this to get as many views as the previous series for some reason ;)
After logging over a decade of service on the MMRR, the HESR 3868 leaves its home behind and is tacked onto CN A408 down to Centralia. From there, it's off to Metro East, but after that... who knows? It may get another lease on life on the new Rock, it may be scrapped for parts, or maybe it'll end up on another G&W property.
3868 made its last moves on the MMRR on December 1st, 2020. It was built for the Rock Island back in 1976 and ended up on the P&LE by 1981. It served under HESR in two different schemes, and now bits of all four paintschemes find ways to shine through just a little bit even after all these years.
Here, 3868 trails third out, offline, behind IC1035 and IC1000 on CNA408 as it rolls out of Champaign past the current Amtrak station.
Monmouth County Bayshore, Union Beach, New Jersey, USA
Just about 2 more feet of snow dumped on us yet again.
So, I was hoping to receive a certain package in the mail today so I can finish and upload my Annual Military Build Comp entries but alas, it didn't come. Hopefully tomorrow, ay? Until then though enjoy this nice preview of a pretty big diorama that's pretty much done >:3
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Photograph taken in the aftermath of the Great Timber Yard Fire in Hartlepool, 1922. Street scene in which locals can be observed surveying the damage. Lamposts appear to have bent over due to the heat caused by the blaze which, in places, is still smouldering.
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"Of dust we rise and dust we part.
So bless these lungs and save my heart."
- From the song "Aftermath" by Vancouver Sleep Clinic.
Model is my lovely sister, Jamie.
with LEE gnd .6 (soft)
©Jeremy Photography 2014
Ghim Moh, aftermath of the demolish, well, most of the part was demolished.
Once is destroyed, it's destroyed. There's no return. Even if it's rebuilt, it's never the same as before.
Cherish them before they are completely phased out.
Exercise in Matteo Randi's Texture workshop. Smalti, shells, blood, sweat and tears. :-)
This represents a drop of water after hitting the surface and the subsequent rippling effect.
aftermath of Sept. 2012 Carter Springs wildfire just south of the carson valley, nv… this is just some of the 3,500 acres burned…
Fire Fighter watches as the embers burn the last of the undergrowth. Love the direction of the smoke, the balance of the dark and green... and the yellow hose in loops.
Used the Pano setting on my camera (no cropping!)
As the auroral storm, shown in some of the previous pix, subsided, a subtle aquamarine glow veiled part of the starry sky, containing some nice red streaks, evidence of some pretty high energy pulses from the sun.
Northern Lights seen from the middle of (very solidly frozen over ) Kluane Lake, Yukon Territory, , using a 40 year old Fujica ST705 camera and a Russian Zenitar 16mm lens, loaded with NEW Fujifilm Natura 1600.(25 seconds)
Trolls mopped the floor... Bad guys win and so does daddy since they had a blast playing with it! =)
A couple of shots showing the damage to a derelict 150 year old listed warehouse at Gloucester Docks after a huge blaze tore through it yesterday evening. Firemen were still at the scene this morning as I walked past.
This is how it looked 3 years ago...
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Day 51, February 20th, 2021
The Aftermath
It had warmed up and the snow and ice melted by midday Saturday. We had full water pressure back but we were still under a boil notice. I was still boiling water on the stove (see the three big pots) so we could make coffee and wash a few dishes. Then I would strain the boiled water through a coffee filter into our Brita filter to use for drinking water. (The drinking water station was on the far bar, see all the water bottles?) My dishwasher was full and running and I think I only had one more full load to run through. I felt like the end was in sight from this awful storm and again I was very grateful that we didn’t sustain any serious damage.