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Now into the early afternoon of October 26, 2024 the Day Gas is slightly behind schedule with MRL 4400/4406 on the point now starting the journey eastward back to Missoula.

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Seattle, WA

 

Gas Works Park, located on a promontory extending from the north shore of Lake Union, is a Seattle Landmark and National Register of Historic Places listed park. The site was originally proposed for a park in the 1903 Olmsted Report, but was subsequently developed as a gas works plant in 1906 by the Seattle Gas Light Company. The coal and oil gasification plant manufactured the gas that supplied the city until 1956, when new sources of gas and energy arrived in Seattle. The site was a toxic, inhospitable environment that evolved into one of the first postindustrial landscape to be transformed into a public park. Landscape architect Richard Haag designed the masterplan, incorporating remnants from the gas plant. Bioremediation methods, innovative for the time, were incorporated into the design to "clean and green" the contaminated soil. The Great Mound, also known as Kite Hill, opened to the public on August 31, 1973, and the park was fully open to the public in July 1976.

Strobist: AB1600 with gridded 60X30 softbox camera right. AB800 open behind backdrop of white faux suede. Triggered by Cybersync.

 

Gas masks displayed in the WW1 exhibition, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT.

The Australian Imperial Force experienced gas attacks in most actions on the Western Front.

Gas bombardment of a wood at Messines led to 1,374 casualties, of which 310 were fatal.

Gas masks saved lives but also caused fatalities. They were extremely uncomfortable and hampered the movement of the men, inducing fatigue, disorientation and confusion.

Corporal Arthur Thomas, 6th Battalion. 19 March 1918 "..it is the cruelest method of warfare of the lot".

This figure-hugging GAS Lilian Mini is the perfect combination of smokin' hot and reserved.

 

Wear this sexy number to the party and heads will turn. Its sweetheart strapped bodice and single-stitched high hem completes this flirty look - making it the ideal bodycon dress choice for your night out.

 

It comes as a fatpack with 11 beautiful colors to choose from within its provided Color HUD - allowing you the versatility of changing the dress' body, strap and its back's lace-up detailing.

 

This GAS Lilian Mini Dress fits Belleza Freya, Slink Hourglass, Prima Busty (+ Petite), eBody Reborn, Kupra (+Kups), Legacy (+ Perky + Perky Petite), and Maitreya (+ Petite) mesh bodies.

 

Taxi to GAS Store:

maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Cosmic%20Valley/60/97/556

 

The Day Gas seen at Plains, MT under a cantilever. Things are progressing for the BNSF takeover with new vaders being put up at many places, I'm sure these won't be too long for the world. 9/3/22

This [GAS] Susen mini dress has such a great look with its plunging V neckline and sexy split hem. Since it is a bit revealing, I toned it down with some cardigan knitwear to lend it a cute and casual vibe.

 

It fits Legacy (+Perky Petite ), Reborn, Kupra (+ Kups), Prima Petite (+ Busty), Slink Hourglass, Belleza Freya, and Maitreya (+Petite) mesh bodies.

 

The Fatpack HUD spoils you with 11 very trendy colors to choose from.

 

Taxi to GAS Clothing Company:

maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Cosmic%20Valley/60/97/556

 

Marketplace: marketplace.secondlife.com/stores/133273

Blog: gasclothingcompany.blogspot.de/

flickr: www.flickr.com/groups/gascc2013/

 

When it comes to accomplishing a styling solution that checks off all of the boxes, this [GAS] Camilla Dress serves as a great foundation to achieve a fashion-forward, playful, and fun vibe.

 

This [GAS] Camilla Dress fits Maitreya Lara (+ Lara X0, Legacy (+ Legacy Perky), Reborn, Belleza Gen X Classic (+ Gen X Curvy), and Kupra Kups mesh bodies. Its Fatpack feaures 20 colors for the Dress with 6 Metal Color options.

 

Gas Mainstore: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Cosmic%20Valley/60/97/556

Day gas heads back to Missoula following along the Clark Fork River.

This abandoned gas station is located in Dodson, Oregon, along the Historic Columbia River Highway. Named for Ira Dodson, who was an early settler in the area, Dodson was the site of the McGowan salmon cannery and a fish wheel c. 1900.

 

Update: I photographed this in October of 2020. A couple days ago there was a massive landslide in the area. It swept over the main highway and a passing motorist who's still buried under 12 feet of mud and debris. It's not the first time Dodson's suffered from landslides. In February 1996 a series of massive debris flows occurred destroying homes and blocking the railroad and highway for several days. The amount of rain that hit the Dodson territory this past week was impressive.

 

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Meeting Street

 

Charleston, South Carolina, USA

 

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With the huge gas storage facility at Grain on the horizon and the pylons marching across the fields to the E.ON combined heat and power station 66004 Climate Hero trailing its rake of blue grey stock looks rather insignificant as the punters on the Doctor Syn railtour, 1Z41, are treated to a run down the branch.

The Day Gas rolls eastward on the 10th Sub east of Perma, MT with BNSF 9823 sporting its Executive “cream and green” paint. It was nice to finally bag an executive mac leader and it being a pair of mac’s didn’t hurt either.

Asahi Pentax SL, Super Takumar 50mm 1.4, Kodak Portra 400

 

For the love of color.

To be able to look at an ordinary scene and see the beauty in its structure and inherent design.

I’m still chasing Stephen Shore and the transparency and 2D flatness of space.

In this case I forced myself to choose only one angle in which to shoot this station. Now, Stephen Shore was forced by the fact he was using 8x10 color negatives which cost a lot to develop and print. In my case I wanted to follow that rule. And here it is. Thanks

Midland Cogeneration Venture gas fired power plant.

EXPLORED position 113 on 1-17-2023

Though these gas pumps are no longer in use, they provide a great glimpse back into a time many of us remember, when things seemed a lot simpler.

 

I can still recall the first time I saw a pump your own gas station in Michigan! They had yet to hit Florida, and I was amazed that people were allowed to fill their own tanks! Now it's hard to find a station where you DON'T.

San Luis Valley | CO

Gas on, Gas off...

 

Shot for Our Daily Challenge :“Opposites”

 

Gas Station, built in 1951, Germany

Due to a parade of eastbounds on the 10th sub, the MRL dispatcher has sent the night gas up the 4th Sub to Paradise today. Here the train pauses briefly while empties roll though the junction and onto the 10th sub.

One of seven remaining gas holders in West Ham (Newham) but named after the nearby area of Bromley-By-Bow in Tower Hamlets. They are grade II listed.

 

In July this year, Newham Council granted planning permission for 2,200 new homes to be built on the site, with all seven remaining gasholders to be retained.

 

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bromley-by-Bow_gasholders

The MRL Night Gas local rolls west on the 10th Sub along the Clark Fork River near Perma, MT.

While the Gas Local still held onto blue power on March 30, 2024 the Day Gas races eastward near Perma, MT

Local gas station at blue hour just after sunset

Montana Rail Link's Day Gas departs Thompson Falls on 12/30/2023 bound for Missoula. To the east they will branch off of the 4th Sub and onto the 10th Sub for the remainder of the trip.

 

Since my trip, the MRL power and spacer cars have disappeared from this location and soon the tricolor lights which replaced the semaphores, will also disappear.

 

Montana Rail Link

Train: Day Gas

12/30/2023

Thompson Falls, Montana

MRL 4th Subdivision

Williamson, Georgia

Hipstamatic Tintype App

I intentionally cut off the prices because we don't need to see that! (yes, it was an active gas station).

 

So today was a big decision, I decided to cut ties with Instagram and deleted my account. I'm tired of being bombarded with advertisements, suggested posts and having no reach whatsoever. I don't see anyone I follow and no one appears to see me. After having a message sent to me telling me they are unfollowing me because my posts don't get enough engagement and therefor I wasn't worthy of their likes and follow. Been called a traitor on IG due to switching camera systems. I knew it was time to say goodbye, again. Its extremely toxic platform and all it does is give me stress and worry about what to post next to make the algorithm happy and fear if I don't post I'll lose followers.

 

Instagram no longer benefits any photographer or artist unless you already have a well established following somewhere else. It's literally turning into TikTok and I don't see any opportunity to grow.

 

Flickr is where its at!

"There's no free market for oil" T. Boone Pickens

 

One of my local gas stations. BP's brand in Germany.

So the giant in the orange hat tells us one evening he's never shot the MRL before. The next morning, our friend has popped his MRL cherry on the Day Gas

Madera, Ca

I don't think they sell gas anymore, and, from the looks of the accumulated vehicles, there may not be much go left either.

Bronica RF 645.

RF Zenzanon 65mm /f4.

Kodak Portra 400.

With the Gas local and Paradise local now a combined train into just the Gas Local it is usually filled out with misc work to be done on the way to and from Paradise but on this day the Meatball pair of 4406, 4408 and a Meatball buffer lead a long string of Gas cars for Pipeline seen just west of Ravalli MT on a rather gloomy day.

New Mexico, 2018

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