The Wyoming Valley ( part of NorthEastern Pennsylvania)
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El embalse de Alfilorios esta situado en la zona central del Principado de Asturias, sobre el cauce del río Barrea.
Se construyó con la finalidad de abastecer de agua potable a las poblaciones de la zona central de Asturias, especialmente a la ciudad de Oviedo
Su presa es de tipo gravedad y tiene 67 metros de altura. Se sitúa en el concejo de Ribera de Arriba, si bien, la casi totalidad de la superficie del embalse, de 52 ha, se encuentra en el concejo de Morcín.
Feliz semana a tod@s
The barred owl, also known as the northern barred owl, striped owl or, more informally, hoot owl, is a North American large species of owl. A member of the true owl family, Strigidae, they belong to the genus Strix, which is also the origin of the family's name under Linnaean taxonomy. Wikipedia
Scientific name: Strix varia
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Mass Central PA2 is seen departing the Wildwood Reload in Barre, MA. The scene will be changing soon here in Barre as the structure to the right is being demolished in the near future.
A pair of herring gulls at Aberdeen Beach - their foot positions reminded me of ballet dancers! while I can also imagine a real couple’s conversation going on …!
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The bar of Étel is a sand bank in perpetual movement at the mouth of the Ria. It is the submarine continuation of the dune cordon of Penthievre to Gâvres, subject to the influence of winds and tidal currents. At low tide there is sometimes not enough depth to enter or exit. Sometimes sudden unfolding surges and unpredictable background waves are formed that are best avoided.
Mass Central GP38-2 #1751 works northbound train PA-2, picking up cars off the siding at Barre Plains, MA on July 5, 2019.
Barre rocheuse sur le Vieux Rhin qui rendait autrefois la navigation difficile .Pour cela on à construit le canal d'Alsace pour éviter ce genre d'obstacle
We have this nice looking bright red SW-1 for a "Second Section, Switcher Sunday" posting. It was one of two SW-1's that the M&B owned, and it survives at the Connecticut Railroad Museum. There it has been restored to wearing the paint of it's original owner, Boston & Maine, and is numbered back to B&M #1109.