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CN Train L506 heads east to do its work at New Brighton. Both locomotives are in notch 8 and working hard climbing the grade of Shoreham Hill in Minneapolis.
Conquering one last hurdle before a brief pause into Werris Creek, 8049 leads 4904, 48s34, 48s35, RL305 and RL304 on 4577 empty Export Grain from Carrington to Walgett up and over the staircase at Coal Mine Hill.
This was 8049's first appearance in daylight leading
Stanier '5MT' 4-6-0 no.45407 'The Lancashire Fusilier’ climbs away from Morar with the Monday morning “Jacobite” as she heads for Mallaig.
Older woman with trolley case is climbing cautiously the stairs to the temporary bridge of the railway station Breda Central. The temporary bridge was placed in February 2013 because of the new construction of the station.
Oudere vrouw met rolkoffer beklimt met moeite voorzichtig de trappen naar de noodbrug van het NS-station Breda Centraal. De noodbrug is in februari 2013 geplaatst vanwege de nieuwbouw van het station.
P.M. Toen ze eenmaal boven was, vernam ze van iemand dat ze de bussen toch echt niet op deze manier kon bereiken...
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LNER B1 61264 thunders up the gradient through Beck Hole. NYMR Autumn Gala. Have a few insect bites to show for this one, must remember the spray next time!
37676 'Loch Rannoch' & 37685 'Loch Arkaig' hammer along the undulating curves of the Highland main line on the climb to Corrour.
The tractors were working 1Z34 : Fort William to Birmingham International Spitfire Tours "The West Highland Way".
I spent the entire Fort Bill - Glasgow portion of the trip out of the window of the rear coach, which enabled me to get shots like this.
Cold but worth it!
These images are from a group of slides I took while climbing Mt. Hood in Oregon sometime around March or April of 1981.
The only thing that was done to the images was the removal of some lint and cropping, as for the almost black sky that is how it looked even though when the images were taken it was around 10 or 11 am. My friend Henry and I started our climb from the Timberline ski lodge. It took about 8 hours to complete the ascent and descent of the Mountain.
The Sydney Harbour Bridge Climb is an exhilarating experience and highly recommended. After several missed attempts, I finally climbed it this week. The views were gorgeous. Unfortunately, you are not allowed to take your own camera to the climb - so here is a shot from the other side. (They do take your pictures and sell them to you at outrageous prices!)
See more black on blue.
Sydney, Australia
2008
These spiral stairs are so short! My shoe size is 45 EU/ 11.5 US and my whole foot is longer than the stair. It's not a big deal to climb up, because you have the railings and it's always easier to go up, but when you go down and you realize that your feet are huge, then you have to be very careful. It was also good that it wasn't raining.
Hydrangea
Genus
Hydrangea is a genus of 70–75 species of flowering plants native to southern and eastern Asia and the Americas. By far the greatest species diversity is in eastern Asia, notably China, Japan, and Korea. Most are shrubs 1 to 3 meters tall, but some are small trees, and others lianas reaching up to 30 m by climbing up trees. They can be either deciduous or evergreen, though the widely cultivated temperate species are all deciduous.
Wikipedia
Scientific name: Hydrangea
Biological rank: Genus
Higher classification: Hydrangeaceae
Beautiful day, amazing sensations!................................................................Tot pujant el Canigó!
Capture of Planet Granite's climbing wall located in the NW Industrial neighborhood of the Pearl District in Portland.
August Bank Holiday weekend
on Dunstable Downs. Instead of T shirts and shorts visitors were dressed for the freezing conditions
Seen slowly climbing Batwick Hill, while operating a U1 towards the Univeristy of Bath. Articulated buses are a rarity in the United Kingdom (UK), and so the remaining B7LAs in use with First are an absolute treat to catch in service. This is one of the examples that was new to the for use on the Bath Uni work.
First West of England's WX55 HWA (10175) is seen on Bathwick Hill with a U1 towards Bath Uni. WA55HWA was new in September 2005 to First Somerset & Avon for use at Bath's Weston Island depot on "The Orange Bus" 18 service. It is a Volvo B7LA/Wright Eclipse Fusion and wears an all over livery for use on the Bath Unibus network.
Saturday 15 October 2022: 43183+43146 climb the bank towards Dalmeny working 1A79 0930 Edinburgh to Aberdeen.
XP2006 and XP2013 lead ST24, the Melbourne to Sydney daylight XPT.
This day out on the Main South was the 'farewell i30 tour' as we took the car out on one final drive and tank of fuel. After 179,000 km of combined ownership covering east coast Australia, we said farewell to the trusty Hoondai i30 “Harry”.
Cullerin, NSW.
Sunday, 21 January 2024.
Ok, its not really a mountain, its name really being Gubalowka Hill, and truthfully our intention was to take the air conditioned funicular to the top. But, the line was so long we just decided to climb the mile to the top on foot. The surrounding mountains were breathtaking and we were glad for the climb to the ridge top because it offered the best views of the peaks and the village below.
When I saw this green vine like plant from a distance I thought for sure it was going to be a snake. The part of the plant climbing the tree was at least 2 feet long and maybee .25 inches thick. a I may post another shot showing it from a distance. This appears to be some kind of climbing cactus or perhaps just an extra pokey climbing vine of some kind. Whatever it is, I regret not getting more macro shots if it.