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Flyer para ``El Morenazo``
Flyer y cartelitos a quien se le ofrezca ;)
Morenazo´s Flyer
Flyers & Posters for everyone ;)
Ex LNER A1 Pacific Class 4-6-2 no 60163 Tornado accelerating away from York on the four track East Coast Main Line.
The Peppercorn loco was in charge of The Edinburgh Flyer; 1Z61 06:27 York to Edinburgh run by the Railway Touring Company.
Here the tour is seen passing Shipton by Beningbrough some 10 minutes after departure.
The American Flyer toy train, also known as the "Chicago Flyer," was made in the early 20th Century by the American Flyer Manufacturing Company.
The Singapore Flyer is a giant Ferris wheel in Singapore. Described by its operators as an observation wheel, it opened in 2008, construction having taken about 2½ years.
The Singapore Flyer is a observation wheel (ferris wheel) in Singapore. It is165 metres (541 ft) tall and at the time of its opening in 2008 was the tallest in the world. It has since been surpassed by the High Roller Ferris Wheel in Las Vegas.
The Kingston Flyer is a vintage steam train in the South Island of New Zealand at the southern end of Lake Wakatipu. It used 14 kilometres of preserved track that once formed a part of the Kingston Branch
On the turntable.
A railway turntable is a device for turning railroad rolling stock, usually locomotives, so that they can be moved back in the direction from which they came. This is especially true in areas where economic considerations and/or a lack of sufficient space have served to weigh against the construction of a turnaround wye. In the case of steam locomotives, railroads needed a way to turn the locomotives around for return trips as their controls were often not configured for extended periods of running in reverse and in many locomotives the top speed was lower in reverse motion.
The Thyrendi culture relies heavily on air travel, and these small one-man flyers are omnipresent on modern Thyrenda. This was a very fun little build, with lots of neat techniques IMO. Also, that's totally not a mangled tengwa I used for the emblem, no sir.
The Singapore Flyer is a observation wheel (ferris wheel) in Singapore. It is165 metres (541 ft) tall and at the time of its opening in 2008 was the tallest in the world. It has since been surpassed by the High Roller Ferris Wheel in Las Vegas.
D24047Q. Built in 2016, this is SOLENT FLYER, one of two Hovercraft that operate daily on the cross Solent ferry service between Southsea on the mainland near Portsmouth, and Ryde on the Isle of Wight. It is seen here departing from the terminal at Ryde.
This photo is a screenshot from a short video that includes shots of this machine in action; to see the video, click on this link:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=hZ4ViADc3-o
Tuesday, 15th September, 2020. Copyright © 2020 Ron Fisher.
Singapore Flyer is the world's largest observation wheel. Standing at a stunning 165m from the ground, the Flyer offers you breathtaking, panoramic views of the Marina Bay, our island city and beyond. There's also a wide range of shops, restaurants, activities and facilities.
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R2593. On Sunday, 3rd October, 1965, the Southern Counties Touring Society ran the 'Exeter Flyer' special train from London Waterloo to Ilfracombe and Torrington.
The train was hauled to Exeter Central by rebuilt Bulleid Southern Railway Merchant Navy class Pacific 35022 HOLLAND AMERICA LINE. At Exeter, a pair of British Railways Standard Class 4MT 2-6-4 tanks, 80039 and 80043, took over as far a Barnstaple Junction where the train was split with one part going on to Ilfracombe and the other going to Torrington.
I went on the Torrington portion and this is the station with 80039 running round the train. The line closed to passengers the following day, but the station building sill survives and is now the Puffing Billy pub and tea rooms. The trackbed of the line also survived, and is now part of the Tarka Trail foot and cycle path.
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Singapore Flyer at the summit scene.
Testing with a brand new lens, Tokina Ultra Wide 16-28mm F2.8. A pratical landscape possesion n great timely present sponsor by my wifey, jo in supporting my recent small success achievement in photography.
Do spare me once been girlistly gay, I really have to take considerate caution just to specifically thanks her this round as she does mind not mentioning her credict with serious concern of bad thought...lol! Thank You my Darling wify but u could always buy me a quality lens instead of this ...lol!.
Here, the verdict of my test is....better than just Average. Not the best at f2.8, soft but ok, at F8 is the strength of all but do avoid f13, soft n weak spot. For any keen photographer outt there, at such budget contemplating for a fast F2.8 lens at Sin $1070.00, needless breaking ur bank with less than half the original price tag, I can't even smell the original Canon Box...lol! However, if i have a solid good budget, this should ideally not be my ultimate choice after using it for just 3 hours, as i do not enjoy the mechanical manual focus turning system, is far difficult n too steep to normally n quickly adjust for precise sharpness clarity view from camera lcd .
One of the rare unexpected 1.5min of sweeping beautiful Sunset i had encounter during yesterday evening photoshot once after acquire ownership of new lens, just hope to chance more of such magical moment in the coming dry future.
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Montana Rail Link’s Polson Local heads north at M.P. 16, south of Ronan, Montana, on the morning of September 23, 2008, with the magnificent Mission Mountains providing the backdrop. Too bad the “Flathead Flyer” doesn’t operate today.
Questo dovrebbe essere il flyer che utilizzerò il mese prossimo per la mia prima esposizione. che ne pensate? siate pure critici che tanto è ancora una bozza.
This should be the flyer that i'll use in febrary for my first show. What do you think about it? it is still a draft so be "cruel" so i'll work on it to improve it.
Typically I was waiting for this in the sun but a rouge cloud passed by at the wrong point ,never mind here is 67006 on the Teignmouth seawall with the 1Z14 Lechworth to Paignton The Torbay Flyer railtour.
Trip to Trader Joe's this morning to get some Marcona almonds and other goodies for the book club this week here at our condo (the book is The Paying Guests by Sarah Waters, which I thoroughly enjoyed). A few fun things there, so I had to grab a few cell phone photos, just for fun.
The Singapore Flyer is a giant Ferris wheel in Singapore that was constructed between 2005 and 2008. Described by its operators as an observation wheel, it reaches 42 stories high, with a total height of 165 m (541 ft), making it the tallest Ferris wheel in the world, 5 m (16 ft) taller than the Star of Nanchang and 30 m (98 ft) taller than the London Eye.
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he Flescher Flyer was built in Omaha, Nebraska by Louis Flescher, owner of what was then the city’s largest bicycle shop. Flescher built a series of prototype machines during the early 1900s and the earliest documented example is believed to have been produced in 1902. He incorporated numerous advancements over other contemporary machines, including “working floorboards” which operated the brake and clutch and a drip feed lubricating device that became active when the rider sat on the saddle. The only known mention of the Flescher Flyer appeared in an August 1913 issue of motorcycling, which stated the new Flescher Flyer would be ready for the 1914 season.
This 1913 example is believed to be the last of Flescher’s prototype machines. The machine features a 9 horsepower Spacke Deluxe engine, single speed “countershaft” and Flescher’s own “working floorboards”. It is the only known example and is preserved in perfect running condition.
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