Belt Railway of Chicago
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Macro Monday
Theme: Leather
Size: Less than 3x3 inches
The subject is a child's leather belt rolled up in a coil with the ending in a " S " configuration.
There is only frontal natural light and a colourful coaster in the background.
Many thanks for your visit, comments and faves..it is always appreciated.
Peaceful MM
The North Side Industry job does his normal thrice-weekly toying around in the 22nd St Yard. The ominous looking duck under of 16th St sums up this neighborhood - keep moving.
SSW/Cotton Belt GP40-2 #7647 leads a seven engine consist on a long Westbound Intermodal train as it approaches Yuma, AZ on April 10th, 1986.
My favorite belt at the moment. My entry for today’s theme Belt and Buckle in CrAzY TuEsDaY 😃 Thanking y’all in advance for your visits, faves and comments. I must say that I am truly appreciative for all of your support. My eyes should be clearing up in a few weeks. It’s been a miserable time.
إنــت آلـوحـيــد لــه آلـحــق ، يسـكـنــــيّ
معليش بـلعوزكمـ شـويّ بـ هآلصور ، مخـي مآخذ بريكـ خفيـف هـ آلكـمـ يـومـ =P..
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The Hugo Job rolls up on Belt Line Crossing where it will turn south onto the former Minnesota Transfer and head back towards Midway. This crossing was the junction between the Transfer and the Minneapolis leg of the Northern Pacific "Skally Line" from Superior.
CP J16 puts its train away at the UP Belt Yard behind a matching pair of repainted CP SD40-2s as a yard job rounds the bend behind the Pig's Eye shops with a rebuilt SD40-3 and a cut of five EMDs await their disposal.
On my way last september to Norway I went with the Color Magic of the Color Line under this bridge over the Storebælt....The Storebælt Bro (The Great Belt Bridge). This 18 km long bridge across Storebælt (the Great Belt Bridge) links the eastern and western parts of Denmark together. Here for more Facts and history;-)
I was lucky that the sun was shining, so that I could try to make this also a golden one :-)
Terminal 202's Conductor reboards his train after switching Transchemical in North St. Louis. From here, they'll pull toward the Central Belt for interchange with the Patriot Rail and CMR, then return with traffic for their home of Madison Yard in Venice, IL.
The Belt doesnt mean, Daddy is mad at you. The Belt means, Daddy loves you ♥
Death Ink Tattoo's " Dottor Plaque" Body Tattoo
&
"Marek" Ear Tattoo for Gauged
XL at the Gothcore Event.
If you see closely at the stars in Orion's Belt this is what they look like
Well at least for me
A guy pulling a heart
How cool isn't that
Love is in the air :D
I obviously had a nice night walk in the moonshine this evening, except for Aiko pulling the leash every time I should shoot
No wonder there is a man in the moon, lol
Well loved, well worn, well used brass Navy belt buckle. Have to rotate it into my wardrobe again!
Altadena, California
Taken during a photo trip to College Lake, Tring (Hertfordshire). The structure is part of the conveyor belt used here in open-pit mining (chalk or limestone for cement making) up to the 1980s.
This is the buckle of an aging belt that I bought, well many years ago. I rarely wear another, and it’s pretty much a part of me! Coincidentally I took this not realising the theme for the MM EDC theme.
The history of the belt goes back to the Bronze Age, a period in prehistory from around 2100 BC to 750 BC. Both men and women wore unequal belts, made from a piece of leather and intended to keep clothing in place around the waist. A simple button is placed, quite different from the metal buckles that belts are equipped with today.
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A few yard trimmers work the east bowl at the Belt Railway of Chicago's Clearing Yard, while a hump set works a cut in the far background.
Unfortunately, the weather was garbage for much of this trip, but it was still fun to visit a bunch of the vaunted Chicagoland hot spots.
Another photo from the day walk we did with the owner of Tumbledown Nature Refuge near Greenlands on the Granite Belt, Queensland
Leather belt braids of strains of leather. Not real crazy but it is a little trying to buckle it after the Christmas snacks.
After waiting for 39G to clear, QARG-17 passes through the interlocking at Belt, where it will take NS rails into Spring Street yard.
Abflug der Graugans im Schilfgürtel vom Naturschutzgebiet Spiessgraben bei Worms.
Departure of the greylag goose in the reed belt of the Spiessgraben nature reserve near Worms.
An SD40-2. A GP40, and two SD40’s wait for a signal at Belt Line Junction near Reading, Pennsylvania. Belt Line Junction is an “X”-shaped plant. The train seen here is on the main line from downtown Reading, while the tracks to the right are the Reading Belt Line. At the west (geographically north) end of the junction, the Blandon Low Grade to Allentown, diverges from the main line (now the R&N) to the anthracite regions.
A Norfolk Southern freight proceeds north on the IHB at LaGrange IL on 24 August 1990, dipping under the BN mainline, with C39-8 No. 8556 in the lead. The crewman leaning out of the trailing Geep has a packet of train orders to give me, and is about to fire a strike from 50 yards in a moving train, which I proceeded to drop, as he waved me off in disgust - hey with hands like these I took up photography instead of football for a reason!
The city by the bay in the distance.
This view greeted me when I raised the window shade this morning about 5:30am. “Belt of Venus”, thanks to Katy—see comments!
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'29 Model A Ford Delivery Van image
captured for the 01/30/24 CrAzY Tuesday Theme: Belt & Buckle
Youngstown Belt is pulling empty coiled steel gons from their main customer in Warren Ohio. ClarkDietrich turns the coiled steel into building interior components. Some fans have dropped into this operation recently and found back-to-back geeps on both the Warren and Haselton jobs with one pair still being in the Ohio Central maroon and yellow.. I found a single long hood forward geep headed to Warren and a pair of long hood forward geeps manning the Haselton job. The single OC geep stayed in the yard. Sticking with the Warren job made for a good chase on the return to Brier Hill. The Youngstown Belt operates over a pieced-together collection of the spaghetti that is former Conrail track in the Youngstown Ohio area. This section is on the former Erie Lackawanna's Pymatuning cutoff.