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As we were driving along the Monaro Highway in Canberra Ian saw a plane heading towards the Airport. We pulled over when it was safe to do so. I had my camera on the ready and got a few shots from the car. It's an QANTAS B737.
While crossing Pamlico Sound on the Cedar Island to Ocracoke ferry, we were followed by a large group of seagulls. They were busy catching fish that the props churned up and made for great photo subjects. In this view, I was reminded of stacks of airplanes staged along a glideslope on approach to a busy airport....the fact that the one in the back is all flared just made it even more apparent.
The approach to Elmwood Junction on the CSX CN&L Subdivision sits in the woods behind the Columbia's Riverfront Zoo. Here, NS P65 (Z367) passes the signal on it's way to the V-Line and Silverstreet, SC.
40057 approaches Llandudno Junction with the 1349 Bangor to Manchester Victoria on 30th April 1983.
Construction of the new signalbox is well under way along with rationalisation of the track layout.
The 40 was withdrawn in July 1984 due to bogie fractures and was cut up at Crewe Works in November 1988.
This place was never known by its full title by any of the 40 cranks!
Having captured this train earlier at Beattock, I now see it on the approach to Shap village.
90049+90048 are seen hauling 4M27, 0525 Coatbridge - Daventry Intermodal on August 11th 2018. It is seen on the approach to Shap at 0837.
Whilst these are very popular in Sydney, the problems of shooting them are that mostly they are too from the front path to photograph in peoples gardens. So I had to hunt around for ones well placed so I can get pictures at different angles.
The species vary too and some area already nearly finished flowering and others have not started yet, and they make different shapes according to which variety. So I was wandering around the area trying to find suitable ones to photograph as they are soon over the flowering period!!!
This corn crib in Champaign County Illinois will soon be overtaken by an approaching cold front in mid October.
Hotshot symbol TOF approaches Keddie eastbound with UP GP30 861, SD24 404, SD24B 406B, and GP30 832. The snow is fresh and welcomed by photographers. Dave Stanley photo ©2019
After Amtrak's eastward passing, the semaphore protecting the east end of Ojita siding upgrades to an "Approach".
Ojita, NM
May 31st, 2020
All photos in this album were taken during a sailing passage from Iceland to Scotland via the Faroe Islands arranged by Rubicon 3. Sailing took place on Bluejay a Clipper 60 race boat. The Captain was Patrick Van der Zijden and the First Mate was Alex Booth. Including myself there were eight crew members. You can learn more about Rubicon 3 and their sailing adventures at www.rubicon3.co.uk.
Lewis ... Scottish Gaelic: Leòdhas ... also Isle of Lewis, is the northern part of Lewis and Harris, the largest island and most northerly of the Western Isles or Outer Hebrides of Scotland
The name of Stornoway comes from the Norse for "Steering Bay", an indication of the very early origins of the town. As the best natural harbour in the Western Isles it was an obvious focus for development, and Stornoway Castle was built as early as 1100 by the MacNicol family. The castle was later captured by a Viking called Leod, who founded the dynasty that later became the MacLeods of Lewis.
This work by Rhonda Surman is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
© Rhonda Surman 2015
It,s a fine sunny day as Class 37 37093 runs through the cutting on its way towards Cowley Bridge with a stone train fron Meldon quarry. 18/06/1996.
Kevin Connolly - All rights reserved so please do no use this image without my explicit permission
View from the aircraft somewhere over northern China or Mongolia, towards the end of a 9-hour flight from London.
14 November 2014
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The patterns created by agriculture looked impressive on a flat surface, but it was the hills that were truly amazing. When seen large, there is an odd opening in the soil, right in the village. Is it a well? Or a mine? What could it be?
Seen on approach to Cotswold Airport (Kemble Airfield) on its final flight before scrapping. The aircraft is owned/operated by Air Atlanta Icelandic, but wears the colours of Saudi Arabian Airlines who leased the aircraft for eight years.
After setting out bad orders in Gladstone, U745 is up to track speed at it approaches Larch, Larch is where the CNW main line crossed over the Soo's Green Bay to Sault Ste. Marie Main. There is a connector track a half mile behind me that will allow west bounds to get onto the CNW and head south and west through Escanaba. For this train though, they will have to run west (railroad south) to Algoma Junction and turn east/North to run though Escanaba and eventually head north on the CNW main line to Marquette and will cross back over this main line.