The Sellafield flasks being taken down the WCML at Beck Foot by 20305 and 37609 - 24/01/15.

37667+37423 at Red Bank working 6C53 Crewe-Sellafield flasks taken at 06.50.

Nikon F5 35mm F2 AF-D FP4+ (ID-11 for 21) Accidentally

Thank you les brumes for the opportunity to take advantage of the beautiful texture

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A brace of 68's head south at Greenholme

A short hike from the top of the ski lift in Bukovel.

Film: Fujicolor Superia X-Tra 400.

Located at Trawsfynydd power station North Wales , this 55 Ton Cap. overhead crane was used to unload nuclear flasks off rail wagons using the Bala-Ffestiniog line, both of which are now dismantled and the power station is in the process of de-commisioning.

37605 and 37602 head 6S99 Carlisle - Georgemas Jnct passed the Network Rail Training Centre at Larbert, running over 2hrs late due to earlier problems with the leading loco

To prove the integretiy of the Nucleur flasks, a 46(009) was crashed in to a flask at speed.

DRS 37's , 37259+37218, pass Niddrie West Junction with 6S43. This is Kingmoor - Torness Flasks and will pause a while at Millerhill, allowing me time to catch it heading south on the ECML.

13/8/15 at 0903

Direct Rail Services class 37's 37610 and 37612 are seen passing Heworth , on 6M60 Seaton-Kingmoor flask.

Chemical Flasks against a translucent blue background

Some colorful flasks made as a backdrop in a presentation.

(the red liquid is not blood but the cell culture medium)

A travelling scientist is shown demonstrating the formation of a vacuum by withdrawing air from a flask containing a white cockatoo, though common birds like sparrows would normally have been used. Air pumps were developed in the 17th century and were relatively familiar by Wright's day. The artist's subject is not scientific invention, but a human drama in a night-time setting.

The bird will die if the demonstrator continues to deprive it of oxygen, and Wright leaves us in doubt as to whether or not the cockatoo will be reprieved. The painting reveals a wide range of individual reactions, from the frightened children, through the reflective philosopher, the excited interest of the youth on the left, to the indifferent young lovers concerned only with each other.

The figures are dramatically lit by a single candle, while in the window the moon appears. On the table in front of the candle is a glass containing a skull. 1768

the remains of 46009 , what a way to go !

(Lekythos) in the Form of Aphrodite at her Birth. Greek, 480 BCE. Terracotta with pigment and gold. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Getty Center

Just one 'Flask' on the Seaton-on-Tees to Sellafield working on October 14th 2024, with FNA 70 9229 031-3 pictured as it heads west through Platform 2 at the MetroCentre.

Photos by @sirbrendan_

DRS English Electric Type 1s 20 312 (front) and 20 304 shatter the peace at Askam-in-Furness station whilst heading 6K73, the Sellafield-Crewe Coal Yard flasks. Got lucky here: this patch of sun was just about the only one all day and the clean locomotive was acting as pilot. @17.55

A Berkeley - Sellafield flask service caught at Cole Avenue bridge,on the approaches to Gloucester. Early 1980s.

2013

Pigment transfer print and polyurethane on steel flask

Approx. 5 x 8 x 1 inches

©Ashley Anderson

Wrong platform at the right time!

Direct Rail Services Class 20, 20303, leads Class 37, 37087 "Keighley & Worth Valley Railway", plus one flask through Preston working 6K73 Sellafield to Crewe.

Waiting, finishing a flask outside.

Picture taken at Sunny's

Pose used "Waiting impatiently"

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From a rain-lashed window overlooking Hampstead High Street, Charles Ginner (1878-1952) drew this undated pen-and-ink view of Flask Walk. It is a remarkably unchanged scene today. Living just over a mile away downhill off the Finchley Road, I was a regular patron of The Flask, a Young’s pub at the right, between the 1970s and 2016.

The pedestrians’ attire suggest a date of around 1930 for this view. A fruit and veg vendor’s cart is at the head of Flask Walk. Hampstead is a very upscale district today, home for many actors and media folk, but in Ginner’s time the demographics were more varied, with many an aspiring artist trying to eke out a living from the proverbial garret room.

20310 and 20307 with the 6M69 Sizewell to Willesden nuclear flask train near Margaretting on the 8th September 2005.

New on my YouTube Channel, Class 20 Survivors youtu.be/pWSWf2fr-7Y

Royal Armouries, Leeds, West Yorkshire, UK.

Bit of off-roading after dropping Jill off back at home..

Brought my flask and some flapjack, this looks like a perfect place to pause for a bit!!

So I did!! (Can you spot the flask?)

Took Jill to brunch this morning at Matlock - The Restoration Cafe, (very nice!) via a non direct route!!

Then after a ride back home the long way round, I dropped Jill off, filled my flask and headed back out again for a bit of an off roading coffee break! After that headed down to Ladybower to see the plugholes and went home via a wandering route!

Tonya is such a flirt...wanna' flirt ?

Direct Rail Services Class 37s 37607 + 37667 on 6k73 Sellafield - Crewe,passing Woodacre near Garstang on 09/05/2016

Iranian, about 500 CE.

Class 20 Crew to Sizewell flasks at Woodbridge Ferry Xing Suffolk 30-10-2003 (any body with the numbers would be appreciated )

Culture flask after inoculation with transgenic E. Coli and overnight incubation.

One flask had growth (cloudy) the other had hardly any (clear-ish).

The new colour wheel.

37612+37609 are seen passing Niddrie West Junction with the Torness Flasks. This is 6S43 from Kingmoor on the 2nd April 2015 at 0909. This will sit in Millerhill Yard , giving me enough time to catch it again on the ECML

37607 and 667 with the Sellafield Crewe