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Not the best photo, but such an interesting place. The eastbound Indian Pacific is being serviced at Cook, South Australia in 2001 on my trip across Australia. Cook is located on a stretch of track that extends 297 miles (yes, 297 miles!, or 478 kilometers) without a curve across the Nullarbor Plain. The longest tangent track in the world. A recent census listed Cook's population at 4. I was told that if you traveled north from here, the nearest paved highway is 1100 miles away.
Due to contractual obligations, BNSF’s Fallbridge Sub dispatcher will plug its sidings with westbounds an hour in advance prior to Amtrak’s No. 28 Empire Builders departure from Portland Union Station to avoid delays. So is the case for this westbound slowing to a stop at Cooks siding in preparation for the meet.
locked away in a tiny makeshift kitchen, steaming, boiling and frying, crays - afternoon - Hefei, Anhui, China
Took this on my way home on New Years Eve. If you get time have a look at my slideshow of New Years Eve. Every shot hand held at high iso youtu.be/v2u9Y3wriKo
A sign that is advertising signs made by signmakers who are celebrating 40 years of signmaking.
Cook & Company
134 S. Tucson Blvd., Tucson, AZ
Between East Grinstead and Dormans. Each of the 5 spans of this iron lattice viaduct is 125 feet long. The pond was drained for construction of the viaduct, and was still empty when the line was opened in 1885, but had filled again by 1890. Up train from East Grinstead crossing.
Bailey Island in Harpswell, Maine. Cook's is a popular seafood destination.
Having only two owners in 58 years speaks volumes about our consistent commitment to all aspects of this unique business.
In keeping with our high standards for quality, everything is prepared to order. The stews, chowders and sauces are homemade daily. Our coleslaw is a delicious combination of freshly shredded cabbages, combined with our own unique dressing; something we hope you will try! All our delicious desserts are baked in our kitchen by our award winning pastry chef, Jan Coombs. Her blueberry pie is a culinary experience in and of itself.
To add to your experience of dining by the sea, we suggest a walk along the point to enjoy an unparalleled view of the world’s only Cribstone bridge. The bridge was built in 1927 and entered on the National Register of Historic Places in 1975 and a National Civil Engineering Landmark. The bridge was rebuilt in 2009-2011 to hopefully withstand another 85 years of ceaseless motion and exposure. [Cook's website]
Condor Flugdienst Airbus A320-212 D-AICL is touching ground on runway 25R in Frankfurt.
MSN 1437 has had its first flight on 21.02.01 with the test registration F-WWBG and was delivered to Condor Berlin on 30.03.01. It was transferred to Thomas Cook Airlines in July 2002. On 28.05.04 it was transferred to Condor. The Condor titles were applied in June 2005. From June 2010 to December 2011 "Snoopy" stickers were on display.
The jet is powered by 2x CFMI CFM56-5A3 turbofans and has a cabin layout with 180 Economy Class seats.
This is flight DE5663 from Heraklion (HER).
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Long a favorite for Saturday lunchtime dinners after shopping in Ridley Road. Pie and mash for me with that secret liquor. My sister liked the eels cut up live. Ugh!
And if you know what's good forya, ya better eat it all!!!! ;0)))))
My New Role (& it's been a very busy one, not much time for Flickr)
Tonite, a creation from leftovers Sue cooked up earlier:
Chicken Thighs
Fried: potato patties, carrots, broccoli and cauliflower
Topped off with a side of mushrooms
A twist on some of the same ole in hopes of making "good for you" food just a little more appetizing & what I hope is real treat for a certain young lady once she gets home from work!
I believe there's enough on this plate for both of us.
I'm retracing my steps taken so many years ago when we first met & I fell deeply in love with this incredible woman...I'm getting there...
A lengthy train of containers hug the shores of Turnagain Arm at MP 99 as the sun sets in the western sky. These containers made a 7 day journey from Seattle to Whittier where they were trans-loaded to an Alaska RR train and shipped north. Most will end their journey in Anchorage, Alaska's largest city, however quite a few will continue to the end of the line in Fairbanks. It is almost 930 in the evening on the day after the 4th of July and there is still a couple hours of sun left. In the back ground is Mt Susitna, locally known as Sleeping Lady.
With Troy Boone out of focus behind the microphones.
2023 Charlotte (Michigan) Bluegrass Festival
Band: The Amanda Cook Band
This week, I had the pleasure of having several meals prepared for me by this cute little cook. Sometimes however, I was the dog and had to eat it off the floor:) Madeline is a very fun little pretender!
Two of the engine houses on the sett of the former Cook's Kitchen mine, power lines running between, on a dark December's afternoon, gulls wheeling.
Aoraki / Mount Cook Mackenzie is situated in the centre of New Zealand's majestic South Island. The region is renowned for its incredibly clear starry nights, brilliant sunny days, remarkable turquoise blue lakes, valleys of emerald green and snow-capped mountains.
Shaped by extreme forces of nature, massive glaciers have scoured the land leaving a trail of lakes and rivers across the landscape. Today you will see awesome mountain ranges - the snow capped Southern Alps stretching across the western horizon. Aoraki / Mount Cook, New Zealand's highest mountain at 3,754 metres above sea level, towers over the expansive countryside.
Source: www.mtcooknz.com/mackenzie/overview/
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Trying out the 70-300mm L lens I borrowed from my friends, I took a morning walk around the Glentanner Park Centre. A really breathtaking view, surrounded by mountains.
(Canon 70-300mm, 1/640sec. at f/8 and ISO 100, FL 244mm, handheld)