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This bus - of course - used to be on TFL contracted services out of Garston depot but has since moved on to run commercial services from Aylesbury so it's use on Rail Rep means it has returned, albeit temporarily, to TFL service!
Arriva the Shires
DAF DB250 / Alexander ALX400
6000, KL52CWN
Rail Replacement at Amersham Station.
اول شي مبارڪ عليڪم الشهر
وثاني شي الحمدلله ﻉـلى سلامتي
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لحد يحط صورة ويا الكومنت لانة بينمسح
Sunrise over the sea in Bambrugh.
I want to go back to this moment now. I feel like i didn't make the most of it while it was happening now im regretting it and i want to do it all again
Taken when out at Bellever last month.
The crossing place of the E.Dart.First the ford,then the stepping stones,then the clapper bridge and finally the 19thC road bridge.
Floods have washed away some of the clapper slabs.
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Villa Torlonia, Roma.
Il bunker antiaereo più importante d’Italia, realizzato tra il 1942 e il 1943 per proteggere Benito Mussolini e la sua famiglia nella residenza privata di Villa Torlonia a Roma, il Rifugio nella sala centrale del piano seminterrato del Casino Nobile e il Rifugio cantina della Villa attrezzato intorno alla metà del 1940.
La struttura blindata del bunker, costruita ex novo, fu scavata ad una profondità di 6 metri e mezzo sotto il piazzale antistante il Casino Nobile; ha una planimetria a forma di croce e gallerie a sezione circolare protette da una copertura in cemento armato spessa 4 metri. Il bunker, la cui costruzione iniziò a fine 1942, rimase incompiuto poiché quando Mussolini fu destituito e arrestato (il 25 luglio del 1943) i lavori di rifinitura non erano terminati. Mancavano le porte blindate, la copertura esterna del pozzo e le dotazioni tecnologiche (come il sistema di aerazione). I ritardi furono determinati dalle difficoltà incontrate nello scavo: il terreno vicino al palazzo si rivelò di scarsa consistenza e ciò comportò la necessità di realizzare le fondamenta ad una profondità doppia rispetto al previsto. Se fosse stato completato, sarebbe stato il bunker italiano con il più alto grado di resistenza dedicato alla protezione di una singola personalità.
Il bunker e il rifugio del Casino Nobile furono recuperati e aperti al pubblico per la prima volta nel 2006 e chiusi dopo un breve periodo a causa della presenza nei locali di gas radon. Dopo alcuni interventi strutturali e di bonifica, questi luoghi, continuamente monitorati, possono accogliere i visitatori in completa sicurezza.
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Glenferrie, out the back of Dobson's in the carpark. Ilford Pan F, pushed, probably 2-3 stops, cannot remember.
47593, recently repainted into 1980s InterCity Executive livery, tagged on the rear of the Steam Dreams Southend to Cardiff tour as it passes through Didcot.
Locomotive: British Rail Class 47/4 (Brush Type 4) 47593 "Galloway Princess".
Location: Didcot station, Oxfordshire.
Because people don’t give this Poppy much love so I decided she will be the Shining Star in my Alice in wonderland inspired photoshoot. You go my girl Poppy ♥️
cows are assisted by their masters on their way back home as they kick off some dust from the road which creates nice effect in the warm sunlight of day end. shot while driving at birbhum, west bengal.
This amazing landscape that i i can not get enough of! Just got back after driving 4 days..been living in my car :) Now i need to catch up at home and so on before i can sort my files from this trip. See you all soon!
A trip out along the Great Ridge from Mam Tor to Back Tor, to try to shoot the lonely tree against a fiery sunset. Didn't quite get the colours, but the clouds put on quite a display. I ended up spending about 3 hours at this spot, getting many variations on this view point.
Collection : Back School
Model : Xu_MING
Location : Grand Lycée Yersin _ Da Lat City
AF 85mm 1.4D @f1.4
Da Lat City, Vietnam 2011
Last night, I posted a "portrait" of the Egyptian uromastyx, to show what it looks like, uninfluenced by light or camera angle. Now, a few shots showing its more dinosaur-like personality.
I walked to the very back of a bean field and sat on a ridge....it's often more interesting to get off the roads and see how the land is laid out.
or back to posting normally ,for various reasons i haven't been as active as usual through the summer ,hopefully i can get back into the swing of things in the next week or so ,heres a starter from a quick local outing today
remember the surfer dude from june?
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after dominating the waves, he is ready to hit the books. i barely recognized him in his ironed shirt and high-water khakies ;) he seems to be doing alright though, a sharpened pencil in hand.
all stamps are hero arts:
boy owl
designer woodgrain (on the chalkboard)
september set (apple, "back to school")
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Part of Sage Wyoming ghost town in Lincoln County, Wyoming.
There is not much left of Sage and based on some of the artifacts, it looks like it could have been abandoned in the late 1950's or early sixties. At least the place is appropriately named as it is totally overrun by several varieties of sage which seems quite vigorous and healthy here.
I haven't been able to find out much information about Sage but it was once an important town for both railroading and the Overland Stage which came north to Sage from Fort Bridger.
I believe but can't confirm that there was a "railroad war" around the Sage area in which two railroads had an armed conflict over the right-of-way. One of the railroad companies involved was said to be the Oregon Short Line and the other was perhaps the Union Pacific (now owned by Southern Pacific) since it is their right-of-way that passes Sage.
Sage lies at 6,332 feet AMSL, in the Sage Creek valley about 25 miles from Kemmerer, Wyoming, population 2656, and county seat for Lincoln County.