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Roman 'opus caementicium' construction styles: Opus quadratum: regular ashlar courses; Opus latericium: regular brick courses; Opus vittatum: square blocks separated by brick bands.
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L'Isle-en-Dodon, Haute-Garonne, France
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Location courtesy of neiln12, this has been off the road since 2019. Despite it having a new owner recorded in 2019, it appears on this street as far back as 2008.
Sold used at Jessups Vauxhall of Romford.
Scrapped, if you can believe it. Had been off the road since 2019, and though it comes up as having acquired a new owner that year, it'd definitely been in the same household for at least 35 years. Shame.
Bohemian Waxwing / bombycilla garrulus. Hassop, Derbyshire. 29/12/23.
As well as watching my local Waxwing flock in December, 2023, there was breaking news of a flock of c350+ birds feeding on hawthorn berries in the Derbyshire Dales. Soon afterwards lots of mouth watering images appeared on social media and included birds on the ground, drinking water. These were enough to prompt a visit, because it's long been a wish of mine to photograph Waxwings on the ground.
The birds had attracted a huge number of admirers and it was extremely crowded whilst I was there ... definitely not my preferred scenario! Any hope of finding birds dropping down to puddles on/near the track was out of the question. I'd almost resigned myself to just watching the Waxwings feed and use the time to plan for a quieter post-Christmas visit. However, then I noticed birds dropping down into a field the other side of a low stone wall. Further investigation showed they were drinking from puddles in wheel rut depressions. Blades of grass and other vegetation made focusing challenging and inevitably birds were partially obscured. Making images proved really hard work, lots were immediately assigned to Trash and just a few record shots were my reward.
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A pair of ex-Conrail Mac rebuilds fresh out of CSX's Huntington Shops lead TVA loads south at Wofford.
A funny Mercedes C350 with a complete BS Kit. Looks great but the sound is not really like a original AMG. Haha like this one. So I uploaded it.
Roseate Tern is Europe's rarest breeding seabird but its fortunes are on the up. In the 1970s there were just 16 breeding pairs on Coquet Island in Northumberland but this year there were a record-breaking 118 pairs. Unlike the other European terns, Roseates like to nest in crevices and hollows which are often in short supply on their nesting islands. They started putting nestboxes out in 2000 when the population was just 34 pairs. Now there are 200 next boxes on specially built terraces and the population has reached its record 118 pairs (c350% rise since 2000). This is Britain's only regular breeding site with just occasional birds nesting elsewhere.
That tiny little green device on the Roseate Tern's left leg is a datalogger. Twenty of these were attached to Roseate Tern adults this summer on Coquet Island. When they return to nest next year, the dataloggers can be retrieved and the data downloaded. This will give an accurate map with timings of where each bird has spent its time. This will be important in identifying their breeding season fishing grounds, plus their migration route, and the wintering grounds. All of this information will be really useful in the conservation of Roseate Tern, the rarest breeding seabird in Europe. For comparison of rarity the UK population of Roseate Tern is fewer than 125 pairs, whereas the Arctic Tern numbers 53,000 pairs.
The diagnostic features of Roseate Tern are long tail streamers, which are much longer than the wing tips when perched. Also the bill is largely black, always with much more black on the tip than Common Tern. In early spring they have a pink flush to the breast which gives rise to the name. This preening adult was photographed from a boat just of Coquet Island in Northumberland.
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Three such coaches were bought brand new in 1986 A213 (C213 BOS) shown above, and A214/ A215 (C214 BOS/A215 BOS).
Two similar second and coaches from dealer Carlton PSV were used initially on loan then acquired in 1988. They were A350 & A352 (C350 DWR & C352 DWR), new to National Travel (East). Originally used in previous liveries - British Car Parks and Intasun they were re-numbered A110/A111 upon repaint in Citylink livery.
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This was one of two similar second and coaches from dealer Carlton PSV that were used initially on loan then acquired in 1988. They were A350 & A352 (C350 DWR & C352 DWR), new to National Travel (East). Originally used in their previous liveries - British Car Parks and Intasun they were re-numbered A110/A111 upon repaint in Citylink livery.
The two second hand coaches followed three such coaches which were bought brand new in 1986, A213 - A215 (C213 BOS - A215 BOS).
All five coaches were withdrawn in 1990.
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The 14th century walls of Jesi were built following the line of the Roman ones. Six towers remain today.
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Olympus C350
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Brand new SD70MAC rebuilds 4589 and 4587 lead a C350 bound for TVA's Bull Run steam plant. They're seen rounding the curve at Rockholds, Kentucky.
Excavated, stabilized, restored
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Roman 'opus caementicium' construction
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Nikon D610 + Nikon AF Nikkor 28-105mm 1:3.5-4.5D
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Red-figured kylix (cup) showing women bathing with a casket, perfume bottle and mirror. Etruscan, c350 BC, from Chiusi or Cività Castellana. Made at Chiusi; Tondo Group. GR1892.5-18.2 (Vase F 478). British Museum.
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