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A Class E.464 electric locomotive whose identity is uncertain due to its number being very faded (maybe E.464.018 again?) arrives at Stresa with TI 10407, the 07:20 Domodossola - Milano P. Garibaldi service on Thursday 29th August 2019.
a little too cluttered and busy? yes. do i mind, not really. the book shelves up top line the entire hallway....a great space saver!
Extreme example of a joint-use utility pole. Power, telephone, municipal lighting, cable TV... it's all here.
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Poetography - The word/theme this week is MIND....
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“If a cluttered desk is a sign of a cluttered mind, of what, then, is an empty desk a sign?” By Albert Einstein
This is the desk in my computer room and Yes it is cluttered but I know where everything is.. One thing I didn't know was that the picture on the left is crooked... Have to go get a level and correct that because If I try to do it without a level it will be more crooked than it is now... (grin)
A Coney Island-bound New York City Transit Authority (NYCTA) F train eases down the grade towards 4th Avenue-9th Street Station on the Culver Line, seen between the variety of signal equipment and line structures that clutter the only elevated section of the original Independent Subway System.
R160A (F) (Alstom, 2005-2010)
4th Ave-9th St Station
Culver Line - IND
History Cluster Clutter - Famous clocktower of the National Bank of Coatesville almost obscured by urban clutter of business and housing in dilapidated downtown. Back parking area view from across the street.
A train, a bloke on the phone, a dog on the wrong side of the yellow line and a couple of bikes. Just to set off the scene, a peak is disappearing down the Lickey in the distance!!
London Midland Turbostar Class 170 No. 170511 passes through Barnt Green with the 11:40 Hereford to Birmingham New Street service on the 7th September 2016.
If this was a Photo being Judged at my Camera Club it would be 'Slated' as 'TOO BUSY -- nothing as a Centre of Interest ' -- a shop window in Brentwood High Street. 1978 Hasselblad 500 C/M + Zeiss Distagon CFi T* + ILFORD Pan=F original emulsion dated 09/1992 in Home-Made 510-Pyro 1:100 7.5 Mins @ 20oC
This is my recently purchased (from a neighbour who was moving) dining room table which as of today is cluttered with knick knacks taken out of a set of older wall units that have to be moved to our den. Hopefully this will be accomplished in the next day or two. Taking it out is easy; putting it back in and re-arranging it is more work! Oh, and I finally got some lovely Chinese Lanterns, also found Silver dollars on one of my walks, all of which need to be dried for my Oriental corner vase.
Playing with my brand new Sony a7ii while sitting in my 'thinking chair'...my books, phone, fidget spinner, thinking putty and water cup all vying for space on my small tabletop.
I am in Washington State helping my parents move to a smaller home and volunteered to sort through their stuff….
I had no idea what I was in for or would find… these two photos are showing ONE-HALF of the garage attic contents! ... Their house contents are yet to be done....!
Among those contents I came across a brand new book titled:
"1,001 timely tips for
CLUTTER CONTROL
“Knowing what to keep, what to toss, and how to store your stuff”
This hardcover book was still in its box but without the box cover and appeared to have never been read… So-- I just had to take these photos!
Yes that is me, little Sparky in the distant photograph, I am the youngest on the right, who’s now the old guy in the photo….
Larger image here
A northbound Union Pacific coal load curves along CP's Bensenville yard in nice golden light in a view from the new and improved CP Mastadon. Someday, I'll nab a two-fer here...
A westbound Van train rolls through downtown Pomona, CA on March 24, 1978. Up front are the usual suspects, for the period, a pair of DDA40X's and a high-speed geared SD40-2 (6933/6939/8038). The open land in the foreground was once occupied by UP's Pomona passenger depot, unused since Amtrak's start-up. It stood empty for quite a few years and had only recently been raised, with some of the left-overs still cluttering the scene. Tracks behind belong to the SP and their mission-style depot is just to the left, still in use today, by a couple of local bus lines, the Pomona PD and some Metrolink customers. UP's mainline made a jog around their depot, resulting in a permanent speed restriction and after the building and ground was cleared, they straightened out the jog somewhat by easing the s-curves at either end. This allowed the speed restriction to be lifted. Now, there is a Metrolink stop/platform here, along with a gawd-awful overhead pedestrian walkway put up by the City of Pomona so passengers won't have to cross the live tracks to get to the depot on the other side. An improvement for sure in the "scenery", but today's trains don't compare IMHO.