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Ok what's with the dead bird - I was just about to eat some chicken at a chicken place in Mexico - but as I approached it this little dead baby bird was lying on the sidewalk directly in front of the restuarant.
So I went to the store instead and made other choices.
its really enough to make you into a vegetarian. All life depends on something else for sustanance here on planet earth.
Followed this fellow trekker and put him in the frame to give some interest to the picture.
(c)Amitabha Gupta
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92212 with a goods approaches Ropley's outer home signal with a goods train during a Timeline Events photo charter.
Thousands of alumni came home to Hanover for a fun fall weekend October 6–7, 2017. Highlights included the traditional parade, Dartmouth Night festivities, and bonfire, along with Baker Tower Tours, a panel on Thayer's innovative approach to entrepreneurship, and more.
(Photos by Jeff Woodward)
CGN paddle steamer ITALIE (Sulzer/1908) approaching Evian-les-Bains from Geneva.
The ITALIE is another vessel where the steam engine has been replaced by a diesel-electric power unit (1956-58).
It was taken out of service at the end of 2005 and was laid up in the Bellerive dockyard for 10 years. It was then restored to working order and re-entered commercial service in 2017.
20/05/2018 [PS 05].
After climbing up the narrow, twisting streets of Pyrgos (Santorini, Greece) I found the pathway to this church which had stood out when seen from below. Edited with Lightroom3 and Topaz Adjust 4.
As we got nearer we could see Honister Slate Mine and it's huge car park. Our guide book rather downplayed the size of the place, making it sound like it was some tiny little hut or something, but this is a full blown "Slate Experience" with zip wires and everything
Day 2 on the Coast to Coast blogged about at ramblingman.org.uk/coasttocoast/coast_to_coast_day_2
66721 'Harry Beck' approaches Kirkstall Forge station, Leeds with 6D72 1132 Hull Dairycoates-Rylstone empty stone hoppers.
An "Approach Medium" is displayed at SPORT for NS H81.
NS H81 @ East Rutherford, NJ
NS SD70ACe 1045
NS ES40DC 7562
Yesterday was my last full day in America. It began in Brooklyn, where Peter had taken us so that he could visit his grandmother; while I rested in a pizza parlor, sipping a ginger ale and reading the Scarlet Letter - I bought a 6.95 special pizza, by the way, which Peter and I both enjoyed in the car. Later, we briefly partook in the festivities of a verily authentic Italian cafe, which Peter so desired to show me and in which elderly men had gathered to watch football (Juventus versus Manchester United), to smoke and to kick up the banter typical of these sagacious, cultural folk. In the evening, Mark and I met at Starbucks, to play chess and to test, once more, our respective price sensitives against an armada of niched coffees. I drank the lemonade.
On 26th January 1985 a Class 101 DMU passes How Mill on the Tyne Valley Line, working the 12:42 Newcastle to Carlisle service.
Here we see the RPSI Spare Link Rail tour, worked by ex-DSER 2-6-0 loco No.461, passing through Clonsilla Station as it approaches the recently re-opened branch to Dunboyne. You can see the green signal and the route indicator set for the branch in the distance.
As well as shooting stills I also shot video which you can see on my YouTube channel.
(Best viewed large on black - hit the 'L' key or click on the photo)
We also took a day tour to Isla Contoy, a small inhabited island about an hour boat ride from Isla Mujeres. It was declared a national park by the Mexican government in 1998 and the number of visitors allowed daily is limited.
The weather was fantastic on the day of the tour and there were only 20 of us visiting the island. For 55 USD per person, you get snorkeling gears, delicious picnic lunch prepared at the beach and all the beautiful views you can enjoy.
I have to tell you through the boat ride can be quite rocky depending on the water condition. Our boat was very similar to what you see in this image except that it was bigger and had a very simple roof. It was pretty calm getting to the island, but on the way back we all got soaking wet by the strong waves splashing against the boat. All in all it was a truly amazing experience and I recommend the tour to anyone who like a little adventure :)