5/8/10

13:05 Leeds to Nottingham service passing the closed Brightside Station on th outskirts of Sheffield

Students in Professor Amy Margaris' Archaeological Lab Methods course use clay to construct small pots in order to gain a better understand materials and methods used by ancient societies. Pieces of clay are rolled, stacked, and shaped into circular containers.

Photo by Yvonne Gay

Gourmet in First-class airplane cabin

First Hull trains class 180 , 180109 , at Doncaster .

SWR Class 159 No.159007 passes Berkley Marsh,with the 14:51 Yeovil Junction to London Waterloo service,on the 27th of February 2026.

A pair of 170's (301 and 304) pass through Doncaster on a southbound First Transpennine service, 08/03/15

Jazz

The Daring class was a class of eleven destroyers built for the Royal Navy (RN) and Royal Australian Navy (RAN). Constructed after World War II, and entering service during the 1950s, eight ships were constructed for the RN, and three ships for the RAN. Two of the RN destroyers were subsequently sold to and served in the Peruvian Navy (MGP). A further eight ships were planned for the RN but were cancelled before construction commenced, while a fourth RAN vessel was begun but was cancelled before launch and broken up on the slipway.

The Daring-class ships were both the largest and most heavily armed ships serving in Commonwealth navies to be classified as destroyers. They were also the last destroyers of the RN and RAN to possess guns as their main armament (instead of guided missiles), which saw use during the Indonesian Confrontation and the Vietnam War.

The Daring-class destroyers were in service in the RN and RAN from the 1950s to the 1980s. Following decommissioning, two RN Darings were sold to Peru, which operated one ship until 1993 and the other until 2007. One ship of the class is preserved: HMAS Vampire as a museum ship at the Australian National Maritime Museum.

(Text Wikipedia)

Near the Canadian border in Northwest North Dakota

Un numbered HNRC liveried class 08 at Barrow Hill. Sat 13.08.2016.

Class part two

Maiden Newton

Bill Harris '49 with Kim Benston. Photo by Cole Sansom '19

Students at Riverbend Greenhouse

JOINT BASE PEARL HARBOR-HICKAM, Hawaii - (May 16, 2012) - The reigning Miss Hawaii, Lauren Nicole Kealohilani Cheape, visits the Virginia-class fast attack submarine USS Hawaii (SSN 776) at the submarine piers, Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, May 16. Cheape toured USS Hawaii, dined and took photos with the crew while onboard her title namesake submarine. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Ronald Gutridge / Released)

92041 disappears into the foliage.

Indianapolis, In

FUJIFILN XE-2

CLASS 55 DELTIC ALYCIDON AT TOWNENDFOLD CROSSING

EAST LANCS DIESEL GALA 9th MARCH

Northern Trains 158910 arrives into Leeds.

Class 56 keeps warm in Tyne yard

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Getting ready for lateral rows!

Class 33 109, Westbury Station, 17/06/1987

Railroad Restoration Project 113, 1923 built, ALCo 0-6-0 B7s class steam switcher, CNJ 113, northbound, pulling a Reading & Northern 'Santa Train' on Reading & Northern's Minersville Branch as it passes R & N's West Cressona Yard in Cressona, PA.

Competitor 312, Rosanna Fiddes riding Cal at Larkhill, Wiltshire, UK.

Bandai 1/1000 Meltoria Class Astro Battle Cruiser

During a storm in Nov 2017, bluegum trees were blown over onto the railway track outside Malmesbury on way to Darling, Western Cape, South Africa. Four class 35 diesel locos derailed of which this one Class 35-413 remained behind and will be scrapped.

A rare foray into black and white film for me.. Looks like a Romanian built Class 56, in Trainload Coal livery, with an empty fly ash working.

One of First Great Westerns new Hybrid Diesel / Electric InterCity sets approaching Cardiff Central, working 1L7114:29 Swansea - Paddington