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Go North East 1058, a 2017 Ford Transit Connect Van reg no EY67WXS, seen on 24/5/21, entering The Galleries Bus Station in Washington, whilst being used as a Staff Shuttle.
In the engine room aboard SS Jeremiah O'Brien
The ship's triple expansion steam engine was designed to produce 2500 IHP (indicated horsepower) at 76 RPM. It was built in 1943 by the Hooven-Owens-Rentschler Co. Division of the General Machinery Corp. of Hamilton, Ohio.
SS Jeremiah O'Brien (ship's web site):
SS Jeremiah O'Brien (Wikipedia):
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SS_Jeremiah_O'Brien
Liberty Ship (Wikipedia):
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberty_ship
Compound Steam Engine (Wikipedia):
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compound_steam_engine
Engineering Reference
(San Francisco Maritime National Park Association):
As so many things and events fill our daily lives, we may forget to connect with others. Therefore take the time to know more about others and something unexpected will happen.
Here Is Arriva Buses Wales ( Bysiau Arriva Cymru ) Wright VDL Pulsar 2 With The Registration Of CX14 BYH Seen Commencing Route 5C To Bangor Clock, However This Service Connects To Llandudno On Service X5. These 15 New Pulsars Were New To Arriva Buses Wales In 2014.
Llywelyn Griffiths Bus & Coach Photography
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Cobh Connect (131D19439) B13RT Volvo 9700, at Carrignafoy Avenue O’Neills Place ( Terminus) Cobh, Co. Cork, 02nd July 2018.
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(Dedicated to my friend Liberty Place. See her shot of the Ponte Rotto here.)
The Broken Bridge from Tiber Island (Isola Tiberina). Just south of the Isola Tiberina, where the Tiber makes its last bend before leaving the central districts, in the middle of the river stands a large ruin, the only surviving arch of an old bridge. Its upper part still bears reliefs featuring a dragon, the family insignia of pope Gregory XIII (1572-85). Given through the centuries no less than ten different names, it is now commonly known as Ponte Rotto, i.e. broken bridge.
The island has been linked to the rest of Rome by two other bridges since antiquity, and was once called Insula Inter-Duos-Pontes which means "the island between the two bridges". The Ponte Fabricio, the only original bridge in Rome, connects the island from the northeast to the Field of Mars in the rione Sant'Angelo (left bank). The Ponte Cestio, of which only some original parts survived, connects the island to Trastevere on the south (right bank).
There is a legend which says that after the fall of the hated tyrant Tarquinius Superbus (510 BC), the angry Romans threw his body into the Tiber. His body then settled onto the bottom where dirt and silt accumulated around it and eventually formed Tiber Island. Another version of the legend says that the people gathered up the wheat and grain of their despised ruler and threw it into the Tiber, where it eventually became the foundation of the island.
Rome, Italy.
Due to the Saxondale operations of Central Connect being wound up at the end of January to focus attention on the Essex ops, there were question marks over whether the Grantham to Nottingham service would retain a service, but behind the scenes things were being finalised, and now it's emerged that two separate services will come to fruition.
Firstly an hourly 93A/B service which will run hourly combined between Grantham and Bottesford and secondly the LC9 which will run two hourly between Bottesford and Nottingham via Bingham, three of the six trips will commence at Grantham to provide an infrequent through service.
228 is seen exiting Bottesford on a 93 to Nottingham via Bingham and Trent Bridge.
TrawsCymru's tagline is 'Connecting people and communities', and its objective is to 'provide medium- to long-distance bus services (of more than 25 miles) between towns and substantial communities'. Why then is YD63UZM, with TrawsCymru branding, seen here at Cardiff Airport? Cardiff Airport is not a town or a community. The 'Cardiff Airport Express' service it is operating is under 25 miles long also.
On October 8, 2005, Illinois & Midland's southbound Sicilly Turn clumps through the switch at Brickyard Junction on Springfield's south side. Brickyard Jct. was built by the ICG after the IC/GMO merger to connect the IC's St. Louis District and the GM&O's Chicago to St. Louis line which eliminated some time consuming back up moves for large freight trains from tower to tower throughout Springfield proper. The IMRR is using the ancient trackage rights agreement from CIMIC to Avenue tower dating back to 1926 when the C&IM purchased the CP&STL mainline north of Springfield. Today, RS1325 31 leads SD18s 60/61 as the Sicily Turn hauls several loaded hoppers of burnt coal slag to the Reed Mineral roofing shingle plant at Sicily. Just before the sale of the C&IM to GWI in February 1996, a contract was secured with CWE to move the slag from the Powerton Generating Station south of Pekin to the Reed facility. the reason was due to the lack of usable slag granules produced at the Kincaid Generating Station after the switch to cleaner burning Utah coal in 1994. A definite win-win situation for the C&IM and CWE. Photo By: Ryan Crawford
Just a crop full version see :
www.flickr.com/photos/fotoopa_hs/14530022437
2D version.
Nikon D7100 + AF200/4D @ F4 + 10X Mitutoyo Plan Apo Infinity-Corrected Long WD Objective.
ISO 200.
2 x Flach SB-80-DX manual mode + diffusers
1/100sec rear-curtain sync.
Mirror-up manual mode.
200 shots @ 7 um Zerene Stacker Pmax.
Macro magnification 10X, crop 50%
I know, it could be better, especially the ghosting around the fine lines. I have to use more time for retouching.
But it'll be okay in the future .
Here is Arriva Buses Wales VDL Pulsar CX07 CUV 2658 seen at Bangor bus station as it's operating passangers while its doing the route 4A to Llangefni then connects to the number 4 to Holyhead.
Crews continue work on the SR 99 tunnel’s south portal operations building in April 2014. The west wall of the pit (at the center of this image) is where crews will make a large hole to connect the basement of the future building to the adjacent tunnel launch pit, where the SR 99 tunneling machine was launched in July 2013. This hole will connect the operations building’s four large ventilation stacks to the tunnel and provide an access point for maintenance workers. Learn more about the Alaskan Way Viaduct Replacement Program at www.alaskanwayviaduct.org or follow Bertha on Twitter @BerthaDigsSR99.
Fairfax Connector 7775, a 2013 New Flyer XD40, at Huntington metro station transit centre on Thursday, June 9th, 2022.
This is the fourth Ford Transit Connect to join my collection and is a canine support unit with the fire brigade, carrying their fire investigation sniffer dogs. It is of course the Cork City version from Oxford Diecast with the brigade names removed and a change of identity, a very simple addition to the fleet.