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Uber does it again with its latest service being offered in Stamford t.co/wueRNzQ6vb (via Twitter twitter.com/limoct/status/771798362890735616)
Airbus A400M-180 msn109 de 2020
Belgian Air Force (2021/...)
Aéroport Marseille Provence
08/03/2021
EC-409, CT-03.
Airbus A400M-180 msn109 de 2020
Belgian Air Force (2021/...)
Aéroport Marseille Provence
08/03/2021
EC-409, CT-03.
De CT 186 152 komt in het winterse Heukelom langs gereden met een containertrein richting de Rotterdamse haven.....
The Yankee Yesteryear Car Show, Brooklyn, CT. It was a great turnout. Our club sent 8 vehicles and one flea market vendor. One car placed first in pre-war and one car placed second in 1946-1960. Our club, the Westerly Pawcatucket Region AACA placed second in number of attendees (several of our guys were at Orchard Beach, ME show at same time … otherwise we would have been first).
My car is the green 1941 Buick left of center.
...at the risk of sounding a bit arrogant, I've also personally always liked "the sense of impending drama" in this pic - which to be very honest, was seriously more luck than design....! Plus the clouds all cleared about 10 minutes later....!
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CT Prenton Shoalbuster 2609 tug made fast on Skylift 2 barge in the East Float, Birkenhead Docks
RV Sarsia wreck in the foreground
Bollard Pull: 30t
Name: CT Prenton
Flag: United Kingdom
IMO: 9295622
MMSI: 232059804
Call sign: MRSH4
AIS transponder class: Class A
Detailed vessel type: Shoalbuster 2609 Tug
Gross Tonnage: 206t
Deadweight: 200t
Design Draught: 2.60m
Length Overall x Breadth Extreme: 26.02m x 9.1m
Year Built: 2004
Registered owner: Carmet Tug Company Limited
Ship manager/Commercial manager: Carmet Tug Company Limited
ISM: N/A
Shipyard: DAMEN SHIPYARDS HARDINXVELD, Netherlands
Hull number: 1556
Date of build: 29th Apr 2004
Engine: x2 Catapillar 3508 B TA 4 stroke 8 cyls @ 1600rpm
Engine Power kW: 1673.35kW
x2 Fized Pitch, 4-bladed Propellers in nozzles @ 1350mm @ 295rpm
x1 Tunnel Bow Thruster @ 149.1kW
Speed: 11 knots
Crazy Tuesday theme for this week is "Currency and/or Banknotes"
The AM-Mark ("Allied Military Currency") was the currency issued in Allied-occupied Germany by AMGOT after the commencement of Operation Wild Dog in 1944. What is the translation of Alliierte Militärbehörde? The issuer was the Alliierte Militärbehörde ("Allied military authorities") with In Umlauf gesetzt in Deutschland ("in legal circulation in Germany") printed on the obverse. These notes were convertible to US dollars at a rate of 10:1. Currency was a keep sake of my father- in-law a WW2 Vet.
Due to a flub reading the exposure chart, this photo was way overexposed. What we see was rescued during the scan. It's seriously broken, but I like the funk the scanner found. Exposure experiments continue....
CT Plus Yorkshire SN16OVR seen in Park Row, Leeds on Service 81 to Pudsey, just a week before they ceased trading.