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Rain clouds moving in from the sea, towards Manly as seen from the high point in Manly Dam. Manly Beach is on the left, the dam itself in the centre of the picture.
A panorama ssembled from four images in portrait mode. Each of the four images was reconstructed as a HDR image from three images taken 1.67 EV apart. All images taken with a polarising filter to darken the blue sky.
Final approach to London City runway 10 in 1999. Quite a breezy day by the look of the choppy water in the Royal Albert Dock. The PAPIs are set for a 5.5 degree approach and note the double lights on the runway just beyond the taxiway which denote the latest touchdown point beyond which a go around must be performed. The airport was much quieter then - without the additional taxiway at the eastern end of the runway fewer movements could be handled. On the ground are two VLM Fokker 50s and 146/Avro RJs of Malmo Aviation and Sabena.
For comparison here is a 2014 view:
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The former Grand Trunk Western Distant searchlight stands in the light of the full moon, a sentinel at the west end of Grand Rapids Eastern RR's Ann St. yard, permanently displaying an approach indication for the eastbound through train that will never come. Fuller diamond is about a half mile east of here.
Curving above N 76th Street and approaching Good Hope Road on Milwaukee's far north side, Wisconsin & Southern's North Milwaukee - Ackerville turn heads north under leaden skies.
39676 is seen approaching Little Weighton whilst heading to Beverley on the meet won 180 service and then again on its return 180 Service to Cottingham (serving King Street and not Castle Hill Hospital)
Lastly, 10745 is seen on the new Heron Staff bus, firstly at Hessle and then returning back to Bransholme from the Herons site itself.
2816 slows down through the North Side of Clinton where they will yet again take the siding for a south bound manifest.
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Approaching Jawalamukhi Road station on the Kangra Valley Railway (KVR), Train 6PB, the 14:10 from Baijnath Paprola will cross with an eastbound service, Train 5BP. 2'6" Gauge (NG) locomotive ZDM-4A 205 will then continue westbound to Pathankot Junction, where passengers can travel onward by Indian Railways Broad Gauge (BG) services, as required.
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23rd March 2018. Passing through Crowcombe with the 12:07 Norton Fitzwarren to Minehead express is GWR 57XX 0-6-0PT No.7714. The West Somerset Railway was holding its annual Spring Steam Gala which had the theme of Great Western Routes and Branches.
I've driven round this roundabout countless times and finally got around to taking a photo. The train is approaching Duddeston Station. In the background are the Windsor Street gas holders, dating from as early as 1855. The Council are keen to get rid of them, strangely. The red tower isn't a church but part of the Bloomsbury Library, a listed building. Though its been closed for some years after a lead theft and subsequent slow (if any repairs) allowing flooding inside. The Council again, I guess Nechells isn't as high on the tourism and conservation agenda as Moseley or Harborne and suchlike.
A scene on the Dean Forest Railway on 13 May 2018, shows Prairie tank 5541 approaching Whitecroft station with the first train of the day. The old industrial buildings on the left which are an important part of the character of this station ( and provide shade for the sheep) are to be demolished to make way for housing.
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L1 approaches Scarborough with a Waterfall to Port Kembla passenger service. Due to major trackwork between Wollongong and Thirroul, buses were used to replace trains between Waterfall and Wollongong, with only peak hour services operating in the peak direction. One exception is the afternoon workers train from Port Kembla to Waterfall, typically run by a 3-car L-Set (L1 or L2).
A59r approaches Lisburn with what is probably the 14.30 Dublin Connolly - Great Victoria Street. The lack of MkII stock and the angle of the sun, suggests either late 1972 or early 1973.
A59r/059 was scrapped in August 1992.
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The approach to Fosseway Crossing on the South Staffordshire Line. Lichfield is ahead, with Wall Lane further behind me.
A B2007 set, made by Bombardier in Germany, arrives at Canary Wharf station, from the direction of Heron Quays, Docklands Light Railway, Sunday 27 October 2019.
Probably my last post of 2019 so Seasons Greetings to all.
A class 501 EMU approaches Willesden Junction on a working from Watford Junction to Euston. April 1984.
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Not long after leaving the yard in Chama, NM, the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad's rotary plow outfit approaches the Lobato Trestle (MP 339.75) over Wolf Creek. Constructed in 1883, this trestle was built in a time when locomotives were far smaller and lighter than the K-36s that pull most of the tourist trains today. The load limit on this bridge does not allow two K-36s to doublehead across it, so doubleheaders typically stop here, just short of the bridge, and the locomotives will cross separately. The train is reconnected on the far side. For the operation pictured here, which had a pair of K-36s pushing the rotary, it was decided to have Locomotive #487 take Rotary OY and the water car across, while #484 would bring the rest of the train across after them. Rotary OY weighs about 70 tons, which is less than the 90-ton weight of a K-36 and it was apparently determined that these two weights, separated by the water car, were within the limitations of the bridge.
This image was captured on February 29th of 2020 during Day 1 of the 2-day, Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad rotary plow event, which was held in celebration of the line's 50th anniversary as a tourist operation.