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The Batten Kill is a truly a time warp, and if you're lucky enough to spend anytime along the line when they are operating you will feel like you have been transported back a half century or more.
Here is one such example. No ditch lights, ptc antennas, high viz vests or any other signatures of modern railroading are visible. Here is an Alco RS3 blt. in Sept 1952 on home rails paused beside a 1909 built ex Delaware and Hudson passenger station. This is MP A136.9 on the old D&H Washington Branch and BKRR 4116 has paused just north of the Main Street crossing so engineer and railroad president and owner Bill Taber seen here could get down with shovel in hand to help clear some ice and snow before pushing through a four foot high berm as he and his hardy little crew work to open the railroad after the epic three feet of snow that was dumped on Washington County and much of the northeast.
Cambridge, New York
Saturday December 19, 2020
Olivia is kicking up some dirt. Aggie is sitting at my side and Olivia wants to play with Aggie.
Tunkhannock, Pa
May 11. 2016
I need some colours in my stream. Photo taken August 2015.
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Here's a side view of my sister's Jack-o-lantern Goodie Bowl, full of goodies, being explored by one of the many squirrels who have been showing up for our Backyard Harvest Fest.
This backside view is something we see over and over. And no matter how many times we see it, a squirrel caboose is still a cute sight to see!
The treats being offered in our Goodie Bowls include a mixture of shelled peanuts, pecans and walnut pieces, and there are also whole pecans, walnuts, almonds, Brazil nuts and hazelnuts.
We were digging ourselves out before the sun came up. Stu will get the snowblower out later and finish the front.
Not normally the side of Bozeman Hill that the helpers are used to digging in on, this helper set is nevertheless attacking the west slope of Bozeman with gusto as they roll through West End with the Logan Local in tow. Just behind me is Bozeman Tunnel and the crest of the hill. Fun fact, the wooden wall just visible between the pine trees is home to number of Grizzly Bears, a neat to place to visit when in the area.
Ugh. I am sick. I have taken lots of pills but none of them are working. Speaking of work -- it's all craps and fans there... loving that. I should be resting but I'm e-mailing and calling and ftping and editing and paperworking and UGH. HBW.
Oh and if anyone knows what this tree is please do let me know. It smells so lovely and has the most beautiful blossoms well into September now.
Figured it out -- it's a Clarodendron or Harlequin Glorybower.
Remastered 11.18.19 images from the La Jolla Beach project. Please see the essay in that album for details
Part of the Kingfisher feeding program of late has been going into tree hollows and digging out grubs. On this particular day, this bird repeatedly went to numerous hollows many times.
This particular hollow was the best to try and capture the activity. The flight in and out was duplicated almost exactly on too many occasions to count,
It starts with entering the hollow at high speed.
(Peter)
7824 Iford Manor climbs past Bells Bridge on Talerddig with the 12.35p.m. Aberystwyth-Birmingham Snow hill on 7th August 1964
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The Dredger at Wells Next the sea digging the channel but not looking for gold. The Sheringham Shoal Windfarm can be seen in the distance.
I am still recuperating from flu so I had no chance of going out to shoot. Instead, I was once again digging in my archives to check whether there’s something worth posting. So here it is, The Arts Science Museum shot with my old & not so wide 17-40mm f/4L USM lens. I hope you enjoyed your weekend Flickr friends!
***Canon EOS 7D ӏ Canon EF17-40mm f/4L USM, 17mm ӏ Manual exposure at f/22, 30s, ISO 100 ӏ Tripod mounted with remote cable release