Spring thunderstorm approaches. The mountains behind are about 4500 feet above the valley for scale.

Narita Approach "9990"

Narita Approach Co., Ltd.

Chassis　Isuzu Motors Co., Ltd. U-LV771R

Body　Fuji Heavy Industries Co., Ltd. (FHI / Coachbuilder) "7S" Sightseeing Bus

Manufacture Year　1991

成田アプローチ「9990」

成田アプローチ株式会社

シャーシ　いすゞ自動車 U-LV771R

車体　富士重工業 (FHI / コーチビルダー) 「7S」 観光バス

製造年　1991

The Red One seems to be their leader. What do they want?

a hike through the woods for another op to gaze at Comet Pan-Starrs,

foiled once again by Lake Michigan's fickle weather influence.

Clear to sunset and then the clouds rolled in : \

photo date/id: 20130316_3395pano

Under clouded skies, SMU 289/284 power through the s-curves in advance of Zillmere Station on the North Coast Line with Caboolture to Ipswich Passenger Service CityTrain #1538.

An Airbus carrying my wife and daughter approaches for landing amid the rugged beauty of my remote islands.

Two ship approach to RAF Lakenheath

15th Nov 2022

Joshua Tree National Park, California

010617 153369 approaches Terras crossing with a service to Looe.

Altham Bridge 118, Leeds and Liverpool Canal

With 50 rapidly approaching - I decided to get serious and finally start a skin care regime.

I cleanse my skin, then use a toner, followed by a serum, then moisturizer, and finally eye cream.

I do it twice daily - but a different serum and moisturizer at night.

I don't know if it works but it is forcing me to believe it.

A Class 142 DMU on the Cardiff to Treherbert service approaches Porth Station in the Rhondda Valley.

I spent some time over the holidays working on this photograph from our trip to the Outer Banks last spring. Given that we had such clear skies throughout the majority of our stay, I'm thankful that I had the opportunity to take advantage of some approaching rain showers the first morning to get this image. Happy New Year!

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My favorite picture of the series of the walking female lynx...

Cherry blossoms and bee at a warm sunday in April.

Dornach, Switzerland

Approaching the small village of Ullenhall along Perry Mill Lane with the Church of St. Mary, Ullenhall in the distance to the left.

Without much fanfare the extended East London Line, now part of the 'London Overground' network, opened on Tuesday 27th April. This picture was taken on Wednesday 28th. The full frequency and extension to Croydon will happen in May. This train is approaching Hoxton station and has a poster on the front saying 'First Train April 2010'. There were two such trains running (the first ones in each direction?). This part of the line is on the trackbed of the North London Railway which originally led to Broad Street terminus. This closed in 1986.

CN M357 approaches Joliet Yard with a BCOL C40-8M leading a CN SD60

A little photo shooting during blue hour at Albert Bridge in London

The views from the top of Mount Washington are spectacular. This is looking out of the carriage as we approached the summit.

As the ferry from Cul-de-Sac neared Pinel Island, it approached a small dock in an area called Yellow Beach.

Saturday morning, I was walking over the bridge from Evening Island when I noticed the sound of distant thunder and an ominous strom approaching from the west. Luckily I had my raincoat. Chicago Botanic Garden Jun 12, 2010 L1100874.dng

Look closely - a spaceship is closing in on us! Progress approaching to dock with the Space Station yesterday. Credit: Chris Hadfield Twitter account

DUMBO, Brooklyn, NYC, 5/19

Metrolink 3064 is on a non-revenue inbound working from the Eccles / Media City direction as approaches the Anchorage stop on a winter’s day (22.01.2020).

I was going to describe it as Manchester Metrolink but the location is of course in Salford (GB) rather its larger eastern neighbour.

"When all's said and done, all roads lead to the same end. So it's not so much which road you take, as how you take it."

Taken at Penclawdd