View allAll Photos Tagged Approach
Approaching the yard at Livingston, this combo helper/844 set slows for yarding instructions. March 2017.
As we near Vancouver Island by ferry, the sky turned slightly ominous. Luckily it didn't rain until we hit land.
The prospect of sun shining on the late Right Reverend Bishop Eric Treacy's favourite Settle-Carlisle location could not be ignored on the last of this season's Winter CME's, and what a fine sight the 'Scot' made coming over 'the Roof of England' at an incredible speed. 46115 'Scots Guardsman' approaches the summit at Ais Gill heading the 1Z87 'Winter Cumbrian Mountain Express' from Carlisle to London Euston on Saturday 8th March 2014.
© Gordon Edgar - All rights reserved. Please do not use my images without my explicit permission
We have had some intense late afternoon storms lately and this is the leading edge of one of them yesterday.
I like watching the weather and skies. I especially like lightening and thunder!
GRNW's Ayer turn heads east along the Snake River, coming up on Moses, WA where it will turn north/northeast towards Ayer, WA.
7/7/22
A shelf cloud on the front of an approaching storm gets ready to dump it’s wind, rain, hail, and lightning and thunder upon an innocent town
House Martin (Sand Martins?) on final approach to home. making nest on our house Hopeman Scotland UK
Paul Stone flying the famous curved approach as he brings Spitfire Vc AR501 into land at Old Warden after diplaying at the Shuttleworth Collection Festival of Flight 2025.
Last night, before bed, I took the dog out and saw that the aurora were out and dancing. There were some real bright flickers too, so I decided to head out to my usual dark spot to check it out. When I got there and set up, the display of northern lights was dwindling, but the flashes were still there to the south. It dawned on me that it must be a storm somewhere to the south. When I got repositioned, I was able to get a good view of a distant thunder storm. I chose this shot to represent the group because of the combination of stars, illuminated stormclouds, and lightning arcing into the stratosphere(?)
*Full disclosure: I photoshopped out the power lines, as they really detracted from the overall image, and I was unable to get to a location without the power lines. I think I managed to do it fairly well.
Visiting the Nene Valley Railway for their "35A New England"-themed winter steam gala, commemorating the 50th anniversary of the sheds closure, LNER D49/1 class 4-4-0 No. 62712 'Morayshire' approaches Ferry Meadows working the 13:20 Wansford to Peterborough, on 21st February 2015.
61306 works over the A1075 level crossing at Kilverstone Heath, just East of Thetford. Returning from Great Yarmouth to Kings Cross via Ely and Cambridge.
This Wabash-era Searchlight Style signal serves as the Eastbound Advance Signal for CP St. Peters. two and a half miles downline. As such, it stands at Approach most of the time.
-NS (ex-Wabash) St. Louis District, MP 34.8/9
-O'Fallon, MO
-February 27, 2016
Photo of Mount Larrabee (alternatively known as the Red Mountain), elevation 7,868 above sea-level, and The Pleiades, elevation 7,334 feet above sea-level (to the right), captured near Picture Lake and alongside State Route 542, the Mount Baker Highway, via Minolta MD Tele Rokkor-X 135mm F/2.8 Lens. Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest. North Cascades Region of the Cascades Range. Whatcom County, Washington. Late October 2016.
Exposure Time: 1/320 sec. * ISO Speed: ISO-200 * Aperture: F/8 * Bracketing: None
Clouds approaching after a sunny start on a brief visit to Lyme Park this morning.
Apologies for not keeping up with commenting at the moment, will try to catch up with everyone as soon as I can.
A Chicago and North Western inspection train approaches Waukesha, Wisconsin, in October 1983, in a view from Sunset Drive west of town. Powering the three car special is F7As Nos. 401 and 402. C&NW just rebuilt the line from Clyman Junction through Watertown to Jefferson Junction to serve Ladish Malts at J. J., and Milwaukee via a connection to the Adams Line. Now, nothing but the sounds of bike tires crushing limestone gravel on the Glacial Drumin State Trail pass this way; not long after this photo, C&NW abandoned this line from Waukesha to Jefferson Junction.
Images from Lake Arrowhead on Independence Day.
Some of the aircraft that made fly-overs
©2015, Ken Szok All rights reserved
The sun may set, but it really doesn't get dark at this time of year this far north. There is always bit of light coming from the horizon.