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The two old houses are joined together near a gold mine crushing plan, this plans was shut down in 1982, a hard life for the minors, there is still a kerosene refrigerator in one of the buildings,
Date :Février 1997
Lieu : Dombasle-sur-Meurthe (France)
Opérateur : SNCF
Matériel : BB16500
Support : Diapositive - Fuji 200ASA
Description : La BB16660 emmène un tronçon de TGV Duplex. Il s'agit du train 903909 La Rochelle - Belfort (la BB16500 assure le train depuis Vaires).
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Date: February 1997
Place: Dombasle-sur-Meurthe (France)
Company: SNCF
Rolling stock: BB16500
Support: Fuji 200ASA slide
Description: The BB16660 locomotive is puling a part of TGV Duplex (double deck) as train number 903909 from La Rouchelle to Belfort (the BB16500 locomotive pulled the train from Vaires in the Eastern suburbs of Paris).
Une rame mixte Réseau tricourant/Duplex assure une double relation Paris-Milan/Grenoble et passe du côté de Savigneux (01).
Frogmore Plantation is an historic, privately owned cotton plantation complex, located near Ferriday in Concordia Parish, Louisiana. Since 1997, Frogmore Plantation is a working farm, tourist attraction featuring many structures, and educational center. Buildings on the site include a cotton gin, and a plantation manor house named Gillespie. Formerly this plantation relied on enslaved African American labor. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places on May 31, 1980. Wilkipedia
... or 'Oi! What about this side?'
Two families of house martins sharing the same space. The two fledglings on the right are already flying around but return to the nest to be fed occasionally. The chicks on the left appear to be about a week behind.
Batsto Village (or simply Batsto) is a historic unincorporated community located within Washington Township in Burlington County, New Jersey, United States. It is located in Wharton State Forest in the south central Pine Barrens, and a part of the Pinelands National Reserve. It is listed on the New Jersey and National Register of Historic Places.. The name is derived from the Swedish bastu, bathing place (also the Swedish word for Finnish sauna); the first bathers were probably the Lenni Lenape Native Americans.
In 1766, Charles Read, a well-known ironmaster, built the Batsto Iron Works along the Batsto River on the site of the future village. The area had an abundance of bog ore which could be mined from the area's streams and rivers, and wood from the area's forests was harvested for charcoal for smelting the ore. The rivers, despite their modest drop, were also harnessed for iron making.
In 1773, John Cox bought the Iron Works, which produced cooking pots, kettles, and other household items. Batsto manufactured supplies for the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War.
In 1779, the Iron Works manager, Joseph Ball, bought the works and in 1784, his uncle, William Richards, bought a controlling interest. Over the next 91 years, the Richards family built most of the structures in the village. Richards was ironmaster until he retired in 1809. He was succeeded by his son, Jesse Richards, who ran the operation until his death in 1854 and was followed in turn by his son Thomas H. Richards. In the mid-19th century, demand for iron declined and Batsto turned to glassmaking, though without lasting success. Soon Batsto was in bankruptcy.
In 1876, Philadelphia businessman Joseph Wharton purchased Batsto along with a substantial number of other properties in the area. He improved many of the village buildings and was involved in a number of forestry and agricultural projects, including cranberry farming and a sawmill. After his death in 1909, his properties in the Pine Barrens were managed by the Girard Trust Company in Philadelphia.
After the property was purchased in 1958, the plans started with the restoration of the 50-room mansion and the rebuilding of the dam for recreation on the lake. After work began the property was concurrently opened to visitors. In 1959 the historic village of Batsto became the most popular site for that year as measured by visitors relative to other state historic sites.
Today there are more than forty sites and structures, including the Batsto mansion, a sawmill, a 19th-century ore boat, a charcoal kiln, ice and milk houses, a carriage house and stable, a blacksmith and wheelwright shop, a gristmill and a general store. The Post Office is still in operation, and collectors have stamps hand-cancelled, with no zip code. The Batsto-Pleasant Mills United Methodist Church building erected in 1808 as the Batsto-Pleasant Mills Methodist Episcopal Church, is still active as a place of worship. [Wikipedia]
Mittelschaeffolsheim,
TGV Duplex 4709 w duecie TGV Réseau jako pociąg TGV INOUI 9578 ze Stuttgartu do Paryża mija miejscową wieś jadąc w kierunku Metz. Pociąg przed chwilą wjechał na linię dużych prędkości LGV łączącą Strasbourg z Paryżem. Trasę o długości około 450km pokona w zaledwie 1 godzinę i 45 minut.
Stairs of a duplex apartment I shot. 2 flashes bounced off ceiling/wall joint camera right. I believe both at 1/2 power with half CTO gels.
Color temperature was a little rough in this shot, as there was a mix of incandescent, LED and natural daylight
El objetivo de la jornada era cazar el S-100 en doble composición que bajaba desde Francia después de haber estado unas semanas de pruebas. Así que con ese pretexto, Jordi Verdugo y yo nos hemos acercado hasta este punto (el viaducto de Biure). Y aunque no era el objetivo, en la imagen os muestro el TGV 9711 procedente de Paris pasando por dicho viaducto con un telón de fondo incomparable.
L'objetciu d'avui era caçar el S-100 que baixava avui de França en doble composició desprès d'estar fent proves unes setmanes, així doncs, aquest matí en Jordi Verdugo i jo ens hem apropat a aquest punt (el viaducte de Biure). Tot i no ser el nostre objectiu, a la imatge us mostro el TGV 9711 procedent de París amb un teló de fons incomparable.
Le TGV 9711 en provenance de Paris Gare de Lyon pass sur le viaduc de Biure, près de Figueres.
Assurant la relation Paris Gare de Lyon / Montpellier St Roch, la rame 243 passe à 60 km/h en raison d'un RVB sur voie 2 et va passer la gare de Baillargues. Plus que quelques minutes avant le terminus.
De trein die volgde na de S-103 was deze TGV van Marseille naar Madrid. Hier zien we die terwijldeze aan het versnellen is naar de 300kmh, net na Girona.
Le soleil a disparu sous l'horizon depuis quelques minutes déja, au loin se forme une cellule orageuse et au milieu de tout ça un Nice Paris fonce vers la capitale ; juillet 2023
Un convoglio TGV Duplex transita nei pressi di Anthèor, diretto a Nizza.
A TGV Duplex transit in Anthèor towards Nice.
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I made Duplex Home with Lego this time.
I made the front of the building by referring to the building I saw on the Internet, and I imagined the rest.
Brick : 985pcs
There is a sofa and a bathroom on the first floor.
There is a small storage space under the stairs that go up to the second floor.
You can sit on the sofa and read books on the first floor.
The second floor is double-decker. There is a kitchen and a bedroom.
I've got a coffee pot, a sink, and a gas stove.
When I eat, I put a table in front of the window so that I can eat while looking around the street.
I made a big skylight on the bed, making it less frustrating.
I explored for a short time the option of going with a Cuben Fiber (Dyneema Composite Fabric) tent material; a Zpacks Duplex in this case. Whilst the weight saving is nice, the packing size of the Duplex (and Dyneema Composite Fabric tents in general) is a limitation for me.
The interior take view of the minimalist approach adopted by Zpacks with their shelters. The Duplex in this case.
TGV Duplex
El día comenzó bastante nublado pero poco a poco apareció el sol a lo largo de la mañana. Este fue uno de los primeros trenes que fotografié en territorio galo.
Nissan 2.5.14
With this design, Ferrania made it easy to "smile for the camera".
The Zeta Duplex is a metal box camera, made in Italy c1940-45. Exposures (on 120 film) can be 6x9cm or 6x4.5cm, and I'm guessing that's why it's called "Duplex".
This little guy has lost his handle, but it doesn't seem to have dampened his spirits!