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L'aggressività è molto importante negli animali. Essa consente agli individui più forti di prevalere su quelli meno dotati e di trasmettere i loro geni, a beneficio della specie cui appartengono. E consente, ancora a questi stessi, di avere un accesso prioritario alle fonti alimentari. Il Sistema Vivente ha messo a punto questi dispositivi per garantire la sua massima efficienza. Ma tutto questo non può valere per l'Uomo ..... ..
Cleo still likes to play but she would NEVER run after a toy. As she is an energy efficient creature she prefers to play while she is comfortably lying on a cushion and only has to lift the paw to catch the toy. Cleo has always tried to avoid any waste of energy, even 16 years ago when she was a kitten....
Posted for the Happy Caturday theme "My cat is ...".
These guys are extremely shy and hide quite efficiently. This one was foraging under the yew tree and thus made me look through possible branches openings to find him. He sat for a moment, creating a photo opportunity, while brunches around created a lovely brush effect.
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Gli occhi delle libellule sono portentosi. Strumenti sovradimensionati rispetto al corpo dell'organismo ospite, essi consentono alle diverse specie una notevole efficienza predatoria e, al tempo stesso, una elevata capacità di controllo dell'ambiente circostante. Questo presenta anche il vantaggio di potersi sottrarre efficacemente all'attenzione dei predatori, che sono numerosi e sempre in agguato ..... ..
Accade al volte di osservare banali "oggetti viventi" e di scoprirne la sovrumana perfezione. Si prenda ad esempio una foglia, una foglia di noce come in questo caso e la si esamini nel particolari. Ci si renderà conto che non esiste struttura a pannelli solari creata dall'uomo che possa uguagliarla. E' perfetta, efficiente e persino bella; il tutto quasi a dispetto del primate che si dice cultore e creatore della Bellezza ..... ..
Bumblebees are known
as easy, efficient and reliable pollinators.
These are the advantages of bumblebees:
Bumblebees provide maximum insurance for optimal pollination, due to their high number of flower visits and large pollen transfer.
Bumblebee pollination results in higher yields, better shaped fruit, quality products and faster ripening of the fruit.
Bumblebees are reliable workers, they work 7 days a week from sunset to sunrise
Bumblebees work well under bad weather conditions and in protected environments
An efficient bureaucracy is the greatest threat to liberty :-)
Eugene McCarthy
Climate Change Matters! Resist!!
fogdrops on prunus mume, white japanese flowering apricot, 'Tojibai', j c raulston arboretum, ncsu, raleigh, north carolina
Imagine a female Red-winged Blackbird plumped up in all directions—long, pointy bill on a slender head (very distinctive profile), plump body, short tail, long legs—and add in a striking yellow chest and a black necklace in the shape of a V. Then take the trilling chickareeeee-a of the Red-winged Blackbird’s call and turn it into a lovely, lazy descending three-part whistle, and you’ve got yourself an Eastern Meadowlark, Sturnella magna—the name means “big little starling.” (Starlings and meadowlarks are both icterids: blackbirds.) If you’re in the right habitat (grasslands and prairies, particularly with fence posts), in the right season, you’ll see or hear the males frequently. They sing from elevated posts, inviting two and sometimes even three females to share their territory (usually at least 6 acres are needed). The meadowlark nests on the ground, often among tall grasses, where its cryptic coloration conceals it quite efficiently. Unfortunately for this bird, its ideal habitat, according to the Cornell Lab’s All About Birds article, “small, family farms with pastureland and grassy fields,” is being replaced by “larger, row-cropping agricultural operations or by development” and is in precipitous decline, resulting in an estimated 89% reduction in numbers from 1966 to 2015.
I found this Eastern Meadowlark along Joe Overstreet Road in Osceola County, Florida.
and a reasonably efficient machine for making images copies of the world it reflects. The camera is not a creative being, but the human who wields it is :-)
Brooks Jensen
HPPS! Integrity Matters! Resist the Despicable Corrupt Grifter in Chief and his Cabinet of Stooges and Buffoons!
rhododendron, sarah p duke gardens, duke university, durham, north carolina
I've done this one before, but driving past at dusk last night and decided to have another go.
You might be thinking how spectacular this would look in a couple of weeks with all the leaves on the ground but, alas, the local Cheshire East Council are far too efficient at clearing them up, so I don't think I can do that version. Also, since around 2013, the gates are locked after 18:00 (due to vandalism issues) so I had to stick the camera through the gate precariously balanced on it's tripod to get this shot.
PP info: -2EV, 0EV, +2EV RAW files combined as a painterly HDR in photomatix. Into Lr, boost contrast and clarity at bottom part, reduce contrast in top. Into Photoshop: Sharpen, reduce colour, apply a warming filter to further tone down the blue sky, add in the lens flare and correct the geometry slightly (oh and add in a few extra rows of trees to improve the perspective). HSS.
Fall plant detailed by frost. If anyone can identify this, let me know. I don't have enough botanical knowledge to make an efficient enough search right now.
The Snowy Egret on the Right took exception when the interloper on the left decided to take part of the hunting grounds. The interloper was quickly and efficiently dispatched to find another.
In Terneuzen ging uiterst efficiënt de 6463 meteen weer los retour Sas van Gent. De set Tads'en zou de rest van de ochtend één van de drie sporen op Terneuzen Zuid blijven blokkeren. Ondertussen waren de Lineas loccen die in het weekend overstaan met de suikertrein los vanuit Axel naar Terneuzen gekomen om de Blauwe Kade van Verbrugge te bedienen. Er werd een homogene sleep knikketelwagens uitgehaald, waarna er nog een set geplaatst moest worden die op de noodzijde stond opgesteld. De uitgehaalde wagens konden echter niet op Terneuzen Zuid worden achtergelaten, want dan zouden beide sporen waarvan je naar de kade kan bezet zijn. En dus werden de uitgehaalde meegenomen naar de noordzijde. Het tweetal 77'ers komt hier aan met de knikketels; achter deze wagens staat de set die nog geplaatst moest worden. Op de achtergrond wordt druk gewerkt aan een nieuwe sluis in het kanaal.
31 mei 2021, 08:46
Ruddy darter - Sympetrum sanguineum
The dragonflies are wonderful. They are very efficient predators, they can intercept prey mid-air, they can move each of their four wings independently from the others, they have near-360-degree vision with their eyes which contain 30,000 facets, each bringing in information about the insect's surroundings. Top of it they're beautiful insects :)
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Male Blue Dasher, Pachydiplax longipennis,
Cullinan Park, Sugar Land TX. Dragonflies are the most efficient predators in the world, with a kill rate well over 90%.
7 Dec 2021; 11:45 CDT; Velvia SOOC
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Les bourdons sont des pollinisateurs beaucoup plus efficaces que les abeilles mellifères ; ils butinent principalement le pollen plutôt que le nectar et transfèrent davantage de pollen aux pistils à chaque visite.
(Source wikipédia)
The foraging bumblebee
Bumblebees are much more efficient pollinators than honeybees; they mainly gather pollen rather than nectar and transfer more pollen to the pistils each time they visit.
(wikipedia source)
Le Fou de Bassan aussi appelé Gannet en anglais, est un grand oiseau marin emblématique des côtes atlantiques.
Les Fous de Bassan nichent en colonies denses sur des falaises ou îles rocheuses inaccessibles aux prédateurs terrestres. Ces colonies se trouvent principalement dans l’Atlantique Nord.
Ils se nourrissent principalement de poissons comme le hareng et le maquereau, qu’ils capturent en plongeant depuis les airs.
Leur vision binoculaire leur permet de repérer leurs proies sous l’eau avec précision.
Le Fou de Bassan est un exemple fascinant d’adaptation au milieu marin, combinant élégance aérienne et efficacité dans la chasse sous-marine.
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The gannet is a large seabird that is emblematic of the Atlantic coast.
Gannets nest in dense colonies on cliffs or rocky islands that are inaccessible to land predators. These colonies are mainly found in the North Atlantic.
They feed mainly on fish such as herring and mackerel, which they catch by diving.
Their binocular vision allows them to locate their prey accurately underwater.
The gannet is a fascinating example of adaptation to the marine environment, combining aerial elegance with efficient underwater hunting.
credit : A. Jeffray
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Farms have changed from pure and organic places out in the country side to highly efficient production areas with fully automated aseptic processes - the changing of an image.
During several years now I am following these traces of agricultur within its transition - often hidden at the outskirts of small citys or villages. You'll never see any animals there, you don't even hear them. The smell of thousands of these creatures is taken away by efficient filter systems. The lives of these animals is unvisible and not recognized by anybody except of the farmers or better said agrar technicians.
There are biogas plants which look a bit like atomic plants - in a way artificial and extremely clean and propper.
So many different aspects are spotted during my photographic work on this topic and I guess it is worth to share my experience.
Jobst von Berg ©2020
Any duplication, processing, distribution or any form of utilisation shall require the prior written consent of Jobst von Berg in question
Why did farmers build round barns? Many believed that round barns were efficient in a number of ways:
The round barn had a greater volume-to-surface ratio than a rectangular barn.
There is an estimated a 34% to 58% savings in cost of materials compared to a rectangular barn.
The open floor gave farmers space to work without having to dodge the posts supporting the building.
Farmers could also work in a continuous direction.
Feed was often stored in the center of the barn, making it easy to distribute to the stalls.
Stalls were wedge-shaped, which actually fits quite well with the natural shape of cattle.
But efficiency was just one of the reasons some farmers built round barns. Many people believed that round barns were stronger and could better withstand severe weather. Others thought that the design stayed warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer.
Ferocious efficient killer., dressed in fine and elegant clothing., If I were a Vole or a mouse this is last thing I would want stalking my field., but next only to the Kite surely the most beautiful large Raptor in the skies of the UK
Farms have changed from pure and organic places out in the country side to highly efficient production areas with fully automated aseptic processes - the changing of an image.
During several years now I am following these traces of agricultur within its transition - often hidden at the outskirts of small citys or villages. You'll never see any animals there, you don't even hear them. The smell of thousands of these creatures is taken away by efficient filter systems. The lives of these animals is unvisible and not recognized by anybody except of the farmers or better said agrar technicians.
There are biogas plants which look a bit like atomic plants - in a way artificial and extremely clean and propper.
So many different aspects are spotted during my photographic work on this topic and I guess it is worth to share my experience.
Jobst von Berg ©2020
Any duplication, processing, distribution or any form of utilisation shall require the prior written consent of Jobst von Berg in question
Learning how to skillfully and efficiently handle an as wide as possible range of photo - processing tools is an additional reason that turned me into a "serious" lover of the art of photography ... All advanced digital photo-processing programs and their related plugins form literally a whole new world ready to help you present effectively and successfully whatever is imprisoned into your Micro SD drive via your camera's sensor ..
I don't like modifying the capture's fundamental traits ... I also strongly dislike removing or even adding elements that weren't there in the first place ... But I very much enjoy creating a low light surrounding ambient atmosphere that exhales tranquillity and helps revealing all the effort hidden behind the scene's capture ... I like stressing out the subtle contrast between the light around the frame's main point of interest and its surrounding environment ...
I enjoy giving special attention to every single detail of any image I find worthy enough to be exhibited in front of your eyes ...
NIKON D90 DSLR with Nikon Nikkor 18 - 55 lens, Manual Mode, shutter speed 1/16 s, ISO 200, f 8, focal length 40 mm, use of HOYA ND X 2 filter, cloudy weather white balance, center weighted average metering mode, HDR processing derived from only one RAW file, no flash, use of tripod ...
The lynx is a medium sized wild cat characterized by its short tail and long ear tufts. This specimen sits amidst dense vegetation looking off to one side. These cats are highly adapted for survival in various terrains using their large paws to walk on soft ground without sinking which makes them efficient hunters in many different ecosystems across the globe today.
Spin fast enough and the electricity is efficiently generated. It works better when there's test subjects on it, or at least that's what the reports say, I'd prefer none because my biggest pet peeve for any photo of any kind is to have unnecessary people in it.
And what better to put my patience to the test then to go to state fairgrounds where tons of people (including me) have gathered for America's 250th. Now, I've already let all my patriotism out and I've expressed that I went to 2 sites on 2 nights to shoot material for it but there was another motive to going to this specific spot. And that motive was to get light streaks on rides, something exceedingly rare in my region of the country (CAUSE WE DON'T HAVE THEME PARKS!!)
The main ticket I was looking for was an angled view of the ferris wheel that I could get fireworks behind (and you can see that photo here.) And I sadly did not get many other usable shots for any others cause not enough lights on the other outdoor attractions were on.
This one was an exception. And it was actually quite difficult to get. As implied behind the ride itself there were metal fences around the entire thing so I had to quite literally position my tripod in a way that would allow my lens to poke between the bars to avoid unwanted mishaps. And I needed to use tripod exposure cause my hands were getting increasingly shaky as the night went on and despite the fact that all the lights were working, it was operating slowly. The purple and pink glows is what sold this iamge for me and decided it was postable despite some of the blue problems. The angle was intended as well, hope it's not too trippy. I hardly had to do much in editing besides lower highlights in more select places and remove spectators on the other side of the fence.
What's cute is 2 kids waiting in line thought I was a hired camera operator for the ride as I was setting up. One of them even asked me to be sure to get his good side (made me laugh). Sorry to disappoint him but I don't work here, and it would make it all the more creepy if I was actually taking pictures of kids. And the seats would be blurred anyway. Hope their parents understood when I said I wasn't an employee.
Reggio Emilia AV Mediopadana is a high-speed railway station located in Reggio Emilia, Italy.Designed by renowned architect Santiago Calatrava, the station features a striking modern design with a sweeping roof that mimics the shape of a wav.
It serves as a major transportation hub for the region, connecting it to cities like Milan, Bologna, and Florence. The station features modern architecture and amenities, making it a convenient and efficient stop for travelers in Italy.
NR47, AN5 & NR37 lead 7MB4 through the curve, approaching Warabrook on a Brisbane bound Pacific National intermodal. The service left Melbourne's South Dynon Yard the previous night and got to Brisbane approximately 12 hours later. Showing how efficient it is to move large volumes of containerised freight long distances on rail. 06/11/22
Train is the best efficient transport on the heavy snowy days. This photo captures the train connecting Paris and the surrounding areas running through Evry.
These vehicles combine high-pressure cleaning with vacuum suction for efficient sewer maintenance and cleaning.
Deze voertuigen combineren hogedrukreiniging met vacuum zuiging voor efficiënt rioolonderhoud en - reiniging.
Variable volumes:
They have a water and sludge chamber.
Combined functions:
They combine suction modes with high-pressure cleaning.
Emptying:
Emptying is performed via a suction suction device.
Variabele volumes:
Ze beschikken over een water- en slibkamer .
Combinatie van functies:
Ze combineren zuigmodi met hogedrukreiniging.
Lediging:
Lediging vindt plaats via een perszuiger.
Well...I finally returned to Venice tonight. I had my fingers crossed the entire 53 minute drive that the intermittent rain drops wouldn't turn into a shower and that the very cloudy sky wouldn't vanish prior to my arrival. The rain never came and the clouds were still there long after I left.
A lot has changed in my photography and post abilities since I arrived in California Christmas Eve. While those first few trips to Venice in January and February were amazing, I struggled a bit to be efficient. The reflections, sky and quickly fading winter light left me in a frenzy to get in a lot of long exposures, reflections and shots of the pier in no real order and despite taking roughly a 1,000 shots during those trips, many were unusable. I was focused on getting it all in and hoping somewhere in the quantity was some quality. I have a much better plan now and all the time spent the last couple months capturing Scotch in those very low light settings forced me to be a lot more precise with my shooting decisions and gave me a better understanding of what it means to be patient. I was very hopeful that some of those aspects I've been trying to refine would yield a much more consistent set of shots this time around.
Venice is an amazing place. The low tide that slowly pushes across the shore was even more recessed tonight, perhaps 30ft closer to the sea and the flat reflection shore seemed like it was 200 feet long. There were perfect reflections everywhere and every direction. I arrived about a half hour before sunset and set up to shoot some very low angle reflections. As the light shifted between me and Santa Monica, I abandoned the pier and focused on the crimson sunset. As with previous trips, a dozen or so people showed up with camera phones out a few minute before and after the sunset and then scattered off to whenever they were going before. I saw a sky similar to this here back in january and still look at and post photos from that trip. Each time i saw the sky like this in Venice, it was in the exact same spot and seemed to appear almost in an instant. I took a few long exposures to start with the 10 stop filter, but then decided to get natural looking shots and tried hard to frame well for a panorama since I didn't want to cut out any of this sky and had no desire to back up.
My last trip here came in March and was a major disappointment due to weather conditions, an overall bad shoot, a parking ticket and a smashed rear bumper. Ever since, I've hoped for a return of clouds and a colorful sky and with a favorable forecast I decided to return tonight and was so glad I did. This is a 3 photo panorama. The rocks on the right sit right by the giant lifeguard headquarters which separates Venice from Santa Monica it seems. This is my favorite spot in Venice to shoot and far enough from the pier to at least give me a chance to find street parking. I have the feeling that Venice will end up as my default location for sunsets though I definitely won't stop exploring the Southern California coast any time soon. Seems like I'm going to be here a while...
▪️WHEN & WHERE▪️
•Venice Beach
•Venice, California
•September 19th, 2016
▪️SETTINGS▪️
Canon T4i
•EF-S18-135mm IS STM
•3 photo panorama
•@18mm
•ISO 100
•f/5
•1/135th second
•CPL
Built in 2020, the 23 ft Barquito II is a Chesapeake Bay dead rise skiff with a D.N. Hylan design hull and a builder imagined cabin. She is intended to be a slow cruising highly efficient camping cruiser.
The two wooden kayaks look like the one I built from a Pygmy Boats kit. These wooden kayaks are great for lake or surf kayaking. Unfortunately, Pygmy is no longrer in business.
Port Townsend's 2023 Wooden Boat Festival woodenboat.org/
PISA... LE ORIGINI - 2° parte (2) FOTO: il bosco di San Rossore
I secoli passano, Pisa diventa un perno commerciale importante per tutto il mediterraneo occidentale,
questo nonostante la caduta dell'impero Romano.
Anche militarmente comincia ad avere coscienza di se, l'organizzazione dei Romani gli ha dato questa consapevolezza.
Pisa non subì quasi per nulla la decadenza di altre città, molto meno protette dal territorio.
Tutto questo grazie alla già citata complessità del suo sistema fluviale.
Si deve infatti ricordare come a Pisa, oltre al Serchio, in verità troppo distante dall'insediamento urbano per essere di aiuto difensivo,
vi fosse un secondo fiume che confluiva nell'Arno,
l'Auser, dal quale si staccava un ramo secondario, l'Auserclus, che proteggeva come un miracolo, la città da nord.
Prove recenti propendono per un'intrico incredibile di corsi d'acqua che spesso,
ad ogni onda di piena modificavano il territorio.
Lo stesso fiume Serchio può chiamarsi Auser, tanto era labile il concetto di corso d'acqua in quei secoli.
Tutto questo, per Pisa fu manna dal cielo... la salvezza del Creatore.
Non abbiamo elementi sufficienti, ma i primi secoli dopo Cristo passarono indenni da barbarie e soprusi.
Altro dovettero subire importanti città Italiche, flagellate da innumerevoli bande armate che,
oltre a terrore e morte si portarono dietro decessi per carestie ed epidemie devastanti.
Pisa rimase sostanzialmente immune da tali barbarie fino all'arrivo nel 569 dei nuovi invasori, i Longobardi.
La zona denominata Tuscia fu preda degli stranieri.
Pisa, grazie alla sua posizione strategica, si salvò ancora una volta.
Fonti certe c'informano che intanto, nel porto accogliente ed inespugnabile della città, una flotta di efficienti e ben assortite navi da guerra,
vegliava sulla popolazione.
Comincio a credere in un'altra velata leggenda.
Furono i Pisani ad inventare il "rostro", una sorta d'ariete fissato alla prua delle imbarcazioni per affondare le ignare navi nemiche.
La paternità è attribuita all'etrusco Piseo figlio di Tirreno.
Tutto sembra tornare alle origini.
Terra di geni ed inventori?
A me sembra così ma sono di parte, mi va di pensarlo.
Quindi non solo scambi commerciali, ma anche l'inizio di velleità guerriere che in seguito fecero grande e potente il nome di Pisa nel mondo intero.
Faccio una breve riflessione, durante la stesura della parte storica di questo lavoro, mi sono più volte immedesimato nei miei lontanissimi avi.
Potete anche non crederci, ma sono rimasto affascinato da cosa apprendevo.
Sempre veniva fuori la parte più nascosta del mio animo, l'aspetto umano delle vicissitudini.
Mi sono trovato immerso tra loro,
ed ho provato un'orgoglio palpabile nel raccontarne la storia.
Lo confesso senza il minimo indugio, sono fiero di essere Italiano, e concedetemelo, ancor di più... Pisano.
Come storico faccio pena, ma come patriota mi sento al TOP.
Detto questo, riprendiamo sperando senza annoiare, le lunghe e travagliate galoppate attraverso i secoli.
I Longobardi estesero il proprio dominio su quasi tutta la Tuscia, oggi Toscana.
Lucca prima, poi la val d'Era, fino a comprendere tutta la fascia costiera fino a Piombino e oltre furono sottomesse.
E Pisa?
Con scaltrezza, non capisco quanto ponderata,
mantenne un profilo basso, confinandosi solo al ruolo di città portuale senza retroterra, un po' come fu all'inizio della sua storia.
Siamo intorno ai primi anni del 600 D.C. e "naturalmente" col tempo, la città confluì nel regno dei Longobardi, anno 643.
Sottolineo quest'aspetto, perché ritengo importante saper convivere con altri popoli, pur mantenendo vive le proprie origini.
Tutti gli storici, ed io con loro, concordano sul fatto ineluttabile che Pisa stava assumendo una propria anima, mediando il più possibile,
con ogni espediente per la ricerca della libertà e del prestigio.
Questa sorta di tira e molla con scaramucce varie, portò ad un avvicinamento delle parti,
un patto non scritto di non belligeranza ed acume commerciale.
Per cosa?
Che diamine per il profitto, ed il dominio del Mediterraneo tutto.
"Pecunia non olet" diceva l'imperatore Vespasiano,
ad un poco lungimirante figlio stizzito verso il padre che aveva fatto costruire dei gabinetti "a pagamento" col proprio nome imperiale,
per i secoli a venire.
Dopo più di 30 anni, Pisa venne elevata a centro amministrativo di un esteso demanio regio a conduzione Longobarda.
Ma le cose non sono eterne.
Ed all'orizzonte, cupe nubi stavano solcando il cielo.
Temo che l'ombrello non sarà sufficiente.
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In de buurt van onze verblijfplaats Salou is de breedspoorlijn van Tarragona naar Valencia gedurende de laatste jaren serieus uitgebouwd. In plaats van door de kuststeden te lopen, werd er een nieuwe lijn aangelegd een aantal kilometer landinwaarts. Deze aanpassing maakt deel uit van de modernisering van de Corridor Mediterrani, bedoeld om zowel het goederen- als reizigersverkeer vlotter en efficiënter te laten verlopen, vaak via dubbelspoor en op sommige plaatsen zelfs met meersporigheid (zowel breed- als normaalspoor).
Nadat ik in Alcover op maandag 7 juli even aan de hogesnelheidslijn had gestaan, besloot ik bij het terugrijden een brug te gaan verkennen op het grondgebied van Cambrils. Het standpunt werd goedgekeurd (het was trouwens ook mogelijk om hier zowel in de ochtend als in de namiddag te staan), en na even wachten verscheen dan de regionale trein van Barcelona naar Tortosa.
De trein was samengesteld uit twee stellen van de Renfe Serie 448, een klassiek elektrisch treintype dat sinds de jaren ’80 wordt ingezet voor regionale verbindingen op breedspoor. Deze stellen, herkenbaar aan hun hoekige neus en rood-wit kleurenschema, blijven een vertrouwd beeld in het Spaanse binnenland.
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Near our holiday base in Salou, the upgraded broad-gauge line from Tarragona to Valencia runs several kilometers inland, bypassing the coastal towns. This change is part of the larger Corredor Mediterráneo project, aiming to improve both freight and passenger flows along Spain’s eastern corridor.
After a short visit to the high-speed line near Alcover on Monday 7 July, I made a quick stop at a bridge on the outskirts of Cambrils on the way back. The viewpoint turned out to be promising, and not long after, this regional service from Barcelona to Tortosa passed by — made up of two Renfe Class 448 EMUs, still a common sight on Spain’s classic broad-gauge network.
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Cambrils, 07/07/2025
Renfe Serie 448
R 18057 Barcelone Sants - Tortosa
In Melbourne, the Myki card is our equivalent to the London Oyster card, only nowhere near as efficient. So, it is the electronic card that gives us access to trains and trams etc.
The tie-in to the "Beatles/Beetles" theme is that it is my "Ticket to Ride", which is also one of my favourite Beatles songs.
Happy Macro Monday everyone!
Silent, efficient and untraceable. For the right price, ofcourse.
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Highly inspired by RB-09D Sila from Earnestcore Craft.
Other wise known as the LOAD, its design originated from a bomb disposal prototype. From there it was transformed into a safe and effective way for CPR troops to either scout areas ahead, recon possible targets, or even provide support for pinned down soldiers in combat.
The drone being lightly armored is a double edge sword as on one hand traversing on the battle field is quick and efficient, however this makes the LOAD venerable to high caliber weapons, explosives, and anything above 5.56 ammunition.
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So yeah Act 2 is underway this means time to release all the fun new stuff I've been working on. Including new standards, shown in photo are the new CPR food soldiers more official photos soon to come :D
Also totally inspired off of the Battlefield 4 RAWR also off of Nick G.'s cute little EOD bot and Andrew's equally as cute UGV, enjoy!