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Il suffit d'une lumière pour faire une photo, le reste n'est que superflu, non ?
Plage des Kaolins - Ploemeur
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy EMD E5 No. 9911-A and the Nebraska Zephyr Budd-built streamliner trainset runs north past houses and driveways on Division Street in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, on September 30, 1993. This classy Zephyr from the Illinois Railway Museum collection made a somewhat uncommon off-site trip for an ARM convention running on the Wisconsin Central main line from Burlington to Neenah and return. Today, this trackage is long gone, with Canadian National trains using the old Chicago & North Western route through Oshkosh.
Tried some geometric abstracts yesterday, and a few of them turned out interesting enough to share.
This is an infrared in-camera black and white tinted in post.
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Gild - Joy Division - Setup-black @ Men's Closet Event
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Schelm - N002 - Cross Diamond Pair Necklace
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RAWR! - Bounty Rings
This is a section of cracking and peeling paint on a sign outside The Water Treatment Works in Hampton.
Yet another St. Paul spot I neglected to shoot for so long but finally did, a Q train heads east through Division Street with a fakebonnet pushing on the rear. Although it's not leading, a nose out bonnet DPU with trailers behind is pretty nice to see. This would be the first of three trains we shot at Division Street this evening.
Una linea roja divide a la sociedad entre dos ideas . La alegorÃa quiere representarla. La interpretación es libre.
A red line divides society between two ideas. The allegory is meant to represent it. Interpretation is free.
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[The Forge] H9NX Gasmask, Steel
[Val'More] - Officer Pants Black
[Val'More] - Striker Shirt
[The Forge] Affliction Gloves
SilverHawk SH E-11 Blaster
Backdrop is from the game The Division 2
ricchi e poveri
belli e brutti
bianchi e neri
comunitari ed extra comunitari
..........................
potrei continuare all'infinito
perché tutto questo?
rich and poor
good and bad
whites and blacks
Community and extra-Community
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I could go on forever
But why all this?
A practice in patience for the crew of this eastbound Union Pacific manifest. The train had permission from South Saint Paul to the west leg of the wye here at Division Street. It was supposed to follow an eastbound coal train, but that stalled and blocked the route for well over an hour. It eventually backed into Hoffman Yard and clear the track for this movement to head to the UP Altoona Subdivision. The train is now finally underway passing the Union Depot Rail View Park.
Esta es una de las que mas me gusta, esa diagonal partiendo ese plano entre sus texturas y colores en el lado contrario.
1967 Oldsmobile Cutlass F-85 V8 Series 33600 Model 33635 4-door Station Wagon 2-Seat (Fisher body)
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An interesting scene panned out at Division Street in Saint Paul. The foreground train is a Union Pacific train that attempted and stalled trying to make the grade between Division Street and Westminster. Two GE motors on each end did not result in initial success. It occupied the track space for over and hour before finally backing into the Hoffman Yard. Meanwhile, a Canadian Pacific potash train passes on the adjacent mainline.
Lupines were in abundance this year due to heavier-than-normal rainfall. This left plenty of snow on the mountains. A golden hour image with lupine and snow-covered mountains was wortth the trip! Belated mother's day wishes to the moms which visit!
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Happy Thanksgiving! Conway 252 and 255 are seen on the rear of a 470 Railroad Club special that ran between North Conway, Conway, and Fabyan's. Both the 252 and 255 are original Maine Central GP38s and are running on the former MEC Mountain Division. The train is running downgrade back to North Conway, and is photographed here just south of the Frankenstein Trestle.