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A veces luchamos... aunque siempre topamos con las mismas figuras oscuras... los controladores... aquellos neutrales, que por muy justa que sea tu lucha, ellos te frenarán…
En el fondo... solo interesa el control, el PODER.
MJE JP5 controls except that the winch and bin lifter controls are set up abit diffrent to the standard JP5s which have the winch controlled by a leaver next to manual pack. Took abit of getting used to this set up as the bin lifter handle on the right wouldn’t sit at neutral properly so you’d be driving down the road and the lifter would start raising by itself.
Con las nevadas muchas carreteras están cortadas.
Cuidado con el hielo en las comarcales.
Saludos desde Residencial Playmobil :)
A westbound loaded grain led by an ET44C4, passes underneath the Great Northern cantilever signal at Summit. They are near the top and will soon begin the descent to Whitefish.
I don't know what this place is on Green Street south of Calvados in Sacramento, CA.
This brings my mind to a great L.A. punk record: "Neutron Bomb" by the Controllers...
Power plant- These are the controls for the diesel generator that occupies the back half of the room.
You can't have a space program without Mission Control. A room full of consoles covered with video monitors and flashing lights is an essential tool in the process of putting humans in space. The controllers monitor the spacecraft and crew, ensuring the health of both.
DC-3 CONTROL PEDESTAL (front view) (see Legend on previous sheet).
13. Aileron Trim Dial
14. Autopilot control Valve.
15. Parking Brake Control Knob
Aside from the 6 gigantic cooling towers, these two relatively squat buildings are the only structures left standing at Thorpe Marsh Power Station. Unfortunately, access to the higher levels looked rather sketchy, so we were unable to gain a higher viewpoint of the surrounding area.
Fuji Velvia 100, cross processed in C41. The colour shift gives some interesting results. All the cross processed images in my photostream are unaltered, as they came out of the lab (unless they're monochrome!).
Nikon F5 & Nikkor 24-120mm AF-S f/3.5-5.6G on expired Fuji Velvia 100.