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Small Copper - Lycaena phlaeas
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The Copper Basin Railway has operated the 54 mile long Magma - Winkelman former Southern Pacific branchline since 1986. That year the SP sold the line to Kennecott Copper which immediately turned around and sold it along with their 7 mile private mine haul railroad from Ray mine to Ray Jct. and their branch from Hayden Jct. up to the Hayden smelter to create the CBRY. That same year Kennecott turned around and sold their Ray mine and all Hayden operations to ASARCO, operator of the original 1912 smelter in Hayden. Independent for its first 20 yrs, the CBRY was purchased by ASARCO (virtually its sole reason for existence now) in 2006.
They are headquartered out of this small shop located at Hayden Junction located a couple miles west of the dumper down below town. At right wearing the newer image scheme is CBRY 403 an EMD GP39-2 blt. Dec. 1980 for Kennecott Copper Corporation and assigned to the Ray Mines Division as RMD3. It came to the CBRY at start up in 1996 when they took over the KCCo rail operations and has spent its whole life in AZ copper country. At left with the older copper chevron nose look is CBRY 301 an EMD GP40 blt. Sep. 1967 as Louisville and Nashville 3023.
Hayden Junction
Pinal County, Arizona
Saturday October 17, 2015
This Small Copper (Lycaena phlaeas) sits to the side of the path we're following out of Mickledon Valley, warming itself in the summer sunshine and taking minerals from the soil.
Small Copper (Lycaena phlaeas)
23 September 2018, Cuttle Pool Nature Reserve, Warwickshire Wildlife Trust, Temple Balsall
Traditional charcoal heated copper hotpot restaurant and the work to prepare them for the next customer on the street
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The copper-lined hull of the Cutty Sark, Greenwich, London SE10 [51.483108, -0.009680]
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Scanned lith print.
Lith print on Fomatone MG 132, bleached in Moersch Copper Bleach and refixed in Moersch alkaline fixer.
July 2025.
Fomatone snowballs were hiding in the unbleached print, but became obvious after bleaching.
My favourite tree in our local park--just beginning to show the colour of the leaves. (Waited for someone to come by and sit on the bench--but no luck!)
Last summer, during a short time of CoVID relieve, we had a great time hiking in Austria. This scarce copper was one of the beauties we saw on our ways.
Taken in last summer with a Sony A-6500 (Sony ILCE-6500) and SEL-100400GM as RAW. Converted to JPEG with LR 6.
Swansea Jack was a famous Welsh dog (1930-1937) that rescued 27 people from the docks and riverside of Swansea. He was a black retriever and lived in North dock with his master William Thomas.He was awarded the canine VC. A memorial stands on the promenade. Swansea people are called Jacks and many local places carry the name....such as this barge.
Three Copper Basin Railway engines tug and chug on a loaded train of copper, rumbling through a jointed rail curve.
I met this gorgeous puss as I was walking home from work after an extra long shift. Perched on a garden railing, I called to him as I approached, and he walked over towards me, head out for a scratch, very friendly wee chap! Someone went past walking their dog, but he barely reacted, other than to give the hound a disdainful glance, then went back to getting head scratches from me.
This was the only copper I found in the wet meadows high up in Crater Lake National Park. Photo taken on 8/2/20.
Explored! 8/13/20...
Lucky enough to capture some lightning along the Copper Coast in Waterford. You see more images from this very last minute trip here www.kieranrussellphotography.com/blog/
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Hwy. 41, just outside of Copper Harbor Michigan. This is part of one of the most beautiful autumn drives anywhere.
This is from a film negative taken with my old Pentax K2. Copied with an Opteka slide/film copier attached to my Canon XSI. The resultant RAW file was scaned with VUESCAN, and the JPEG from VUESCAN was finished in GIMP. Seems a fairly quick and inexpensive way to digitize all my old stuff, and finally get rid of some of the junk I have accumulated over the years. Well, not so quick and easy, as I am still getting used to the process.
In Copper Falls State Park along the Doughboy Trail. It’s a 30 foot waterfall and some of the gorges in the river were so dark/deep that they still had snow and ice in them!
I remember going to Copper Hill and there was no greenery. There was hills and mines, like the hill behind the firetruck... Copper and acid plant was shut down in the 1980's and the area has greenery and is reforested...