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Celebrity 'Shed' 66779 "Evening Star" glides past Helwith Bridge, with the 4N00 0925 Carlisle New Yard to Clitheroe Castle Cement - 15/06/2022.
When I found out that this locomotive had worked this train just before we went on holiday, I was fairly confident it would keep on the working during our stay at Ribblehead.
I was hoping that this train would run on the previous Friday, which was our arrival day. However, it was cancelled. Then I thought it would run on the following Monday, but it was cancelled again. No show on Tuesday either, but it then looked guaranteed it would run on the Wednesday, when it appeared on RTT with this locomotive allocated. However, it didn't show any movement off Carlisle & I began to wonder if the train would be cancelled yet again. Thankfully however, it was just a delayed departure & it was definitely worth the wait in the end. I was over the moon to see this locomotive while we were on holiday & I was very lucky to capture it on camera in superb weather conditions such as this.
Three celebrity GB Railfreight Class 73s Eds" stabled at Tonbridge depot in the West Yard at sunset on Saturday 13th December 2025; 73109 'Battle of Britain 80th Anniversary', 73128 'Kent & East Sussex Railway' on the lean, and 73119 'Paul Taylor.
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Rumblemumbles has finally reached Broadway billboard status, courtesy of Photofunia.com Advertising.
Mar 2014 Edit:
It was Rumblemumbles birthday yesterday, so she came for dinner (evening meal for some of you) and we had some fun.
The Celebrity Mercury departing Vancouver for Alaska.
The 264 m ship was launched in 1997 and can carry up to 1,886 passengers. In 2011 she will leave Celebrity and join TUI Cruises as the Mein Schiff 2.
Celebrity PEP 507001 skirts the edge of Warren Municipal golf course on the approach to New Brighton working 2N15.
Outdoor Swimming Pool Solarium and Pool Bar located on Deck 12 onboard the Celebrity Eclipse Cruise Ship
Celebrity Silhouette leaving the port of Southampton, the ship was built to the same design as her preceding three Solstice-class sister ships. She is slightly larger in dimensions, being 400 tons larger, and six feet longer than her preceding sister ships. She is 319 metres (1,047 ft) in length overall, with a beam of 36.8 metres (121 ft), and a tonnage value of 122,400 gross tons.Upon completion, she had a capacity of 2,885 passengers.
EWS' celebrity 'Great Western' green Class 60 No.60081 'Isambard Kingdom Brunel' heading the 6M46 Lackenby to Hardendale empty limestone hopper wagons alongside the eastern end of Tees Yard on 27th April 2002. Just under two years later, whilst in charge of a Llandudno Junction to Crewe engineer's working, it suffered a crankcase explosion, inflicting serious damage to the engine and its compartment, and was subsequently placed into store. It has never turned a wheel under its own power since, and since then languished at the head of a long line of stored class members in Toton yard, but has more recently been moved to the area of the depot paint shop, along with other long-stored class members. The 'small print' on the BT poster proclaims "free evening and weekend UK calls for £18.50 a month by direct debit including line rental" - quite interesting two decades on!
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The Celebrity Eclipse is a Solstice-class cruise ship owned and operated by Celebrity Cruises this ship was launched in 2010
Here we see the Celebrity Eclipse docked on the Firth of Forth at Queensferry during it`s visit to Edinburgh for 1 night
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Celebrity Infinity at Canada Place
Celebrity Infinity is a Millennium Class cruise ship owned and operated by Celebrity Cruises. During the summer she cruises Alaska, and during the winter South America.
On June 3 2016, a few days after taking this pic, the Infinity was docking in Ketchikan, Alaska, and crashed into the dock on the port side, causing a hole in the ship's hull above the water line, and heavily damaging the dock. Winds were gusting to 45 miles per hour from the ships starboard side at the time of the accident, which accelerated the ships approach. There were no injuries. In addition to the damage to the ship, the collision caused $2-3 million dollars in damage to the dock.
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There’s a celebrity behind that screen on stage and this crowd gathered for an opportunity to meet him and take a photo.
After finding out who it was, I realized that I had to idea who this dude was.
So… through the power of Photoshop and imagination, I created my own story-line…
One of my Flickr contacts has a series of yacht hull abstracts that I find fascinating and I’m not the only one who has proposed that these abstracts would make a great exhibition. I superimposed one of these abstracts and imagined that this is a gathering to meet him as he does his world tour of yacht abstract art… Matt, sorry in advance for taking this liberty.
Here’s his Yacht Abstract album:
www.flickr.com/photos/mattwarnesphoto/albums/721577195419...
Year: 1987
Make: Chevrolet
Model: Celebrity
VIN: 1G1AW51W2HG182444
Mileage: 229,316 km (CarFax calculated)
Other info: 2.8L 6Cyl
AirCare 12/15/2013 - 92,999 km (passed emissions)
1993 - 48k,
1994 - 51k,
1995 - 58k,
1996 - 63k,
1997 - 65k,
1998 - 69k,
1999 - 71k,
2000 ------,
2001 - 74k,
2002 - ------,
2003 - 76k,
2004 ------,
2005 - 78k,
2006 - 79k,
2007 - 80k,
2008 ------,
2009 - 81k,
2010 - 82k,
2011 ------,
2012 - 88k