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A drivers' eye view from the seat of 43317 ready to depart Edinburgh Waverley at 0830. E444 can be seen here at the end of Platform 2.
A truck driver straps down tree logs before being transported to a mill or other destination, in accordance with the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Forest Service (FS) Kaibab National Forest, Williams Ranger District's Cougar Park Task Order, in Arizona, on December 4, 2018. The 1,342-acre Cougar Park Task Order is part of the broader Four Forest Restoration Initiative, which is intended to treat more than 2.4 million acres of ponderosa pine forest across northern Arizona. The work within the Cougar Park timber sale, located south of Bill Williams Mountain, is about 60 percent complete. Current activity includes heavy logging equipment such as feller bunchers, skidders, and loaders. The ultimate goal of the timber sale is to improve forest health and reduce the potential for high-intensity wildfires that could threaten lives, property, and natural resources. The Four Forest Restoration Initiative seeks to increase resilience in the fire-adapted ponderosa pine forest by reducing tree stand densities to a more historical level, which eventually reduces the potential for uncharacteristic wildfire. This work also offers greater protection for residents living in and adjacent to the wildland-urban interface, where developments and forested areas merge.
USDA Photo by Lance Cheung.
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Northumbria Police Volvo V90 B6 AWD unmarked Advanced Driver Training car
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Northumbria Police Volkswagen Golf GTI Unmarked Driver Training Car
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The Sir Francis mine opened in the valley of Gunnerside Gill in 1864 to exploit deep seams of lead. Famously the first mine to use compressed air drills. It was abandoned in 1882 after failing to make decent returns. The remains of one of the air receivers can still be seen near the original entrance today.
The 'cockpit' of the winding operation. The reversing handle on the right, brake pedal to its left. The main valve is overhead, just out of shot.
Stagecoach West Scotland Volvo 9700DD 50501 currently based at Stagecoach Bluebird Aberdeen depot for type training.
This was a taxi driver in Toyama. He took me around Toyama for just over an hour, for the equivalent of about £17, stopping to let me take photos - he even found me an observation tower to get some aerial views - and wouldn't take a tip at the end of it. (Taxi drivers in England would never have refused the tip!) I hope he sees this picture even though it is a bit dark
PING Golf has revealed its new K15 driver as a part of the latest expansion of PING's award-winning product line.beautiful looking clubs. The K15 Ping Series were released for golf players who simply want to cream the ball as far and as straight as possible.
The Ping K15 Driver has a thinner outer edge and larger head making it easier to strike the ball in the clubs sweet zone. The weight saved by thinning the out edge is put into SF Techs external weight pad. Now the center of gravity is low and to the back to allow for higher launch and low spin, it also helps square the face for razor like tee shots drive after drive.
More about K15 Ping
info are all at www.golfonlineau.com.
Hundreds of angry truck drivers blockaded Shanghai's Baoshan port yesterday as part of a three day strike against rising fuel prices and higher handling fees charged by the port.
Entrances to the docks were blocked, preventing the pickup and receipt of containers, and the windows of trucks belonging to other drivers who refused to take part were smashed by protesting drivers.
The arrest of dozens of protestors, and unconfirmed rumours of the death of at least one protestor, led to a massive showdown between the police and strikers, and threats that the protest would be taken to the doorstep of the Shanghai municipal government.
Another 500 drivers are said to be protesting at the Yangshan port today.
Mainstream media have remained silent about the protests and a handful of news websites that carried reports on the strike unpublished the pages soon after, ostensibly on the orders of the propaganda office.
Last week, in a standoff that lasted till midnight, massive crowds gathered in Jiuting, Songjiang District, southwest of Xujiahui, after a number of chengguans, or urban administrative officers, allegedly roughed up two motorists.