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40 is reversing its train out of Georgetown station, before returning forward to make its way up to Silver Plume.
Had the privilege of taking pictures of some good friends yesterday for their band. We ran around Georgetown and then Reagan National Airport for a few hours. These are some of the shots I took for them.
Fun times, fun times.. :)
The small town of Georgetown, Idaho can be seen on top of the hill across this little valley. Like many other towns around here, farmland is located right up to the edge of town, and it is common to find barns, hay sheds, and livestock mixed with residential neighborhoods. On the other hand, there isn't much traffic, smog, or noise.
Georgetown Loop Railroad 111 prepares to run around its train as the conductor finishes lining the switch.
The Georgetown Lighthouse, looking down Water Street, Georgetown, Guyana. Just past the Lighthouse the clock tower of Stabroek Market can be seen. March 7, 2023.
It feels kind of tacky taking photos of other people's art but I like the colors and the idea of beautifying something ugly.
Straight-out-of-camera JPEG, using Fujifilm's Velvia film simulation.
Georgetown, Washington, D.C.
The Georgetown Loop train makes its away around its famous looped bridge, rising above the Colorado mountain forest.
Georgetown, South Carolina lies on Winyah Bay at the confluence of the Black, Great Pee Dee, Waccamaw, and Sampit rivers between Myrtle Beach and the historic city of Charleston. It remains an important seaport. Georgetown is a beautiful small town with a number of handsome colonial-era and 19th century houses and buildings. Georgetown County has over 50 buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Straight-out-of-camera JPEG, using Fujifilm's Velvia film simulation. This mural is apparently realistic enough that it triggered my camera's eye detection autofocus!
Georgetown, Washington, D.C.
Explore - 2009-10-24 #39
The Georgetown Lighthouse with a koker (sluice gate} to the left. The lighthouse was commissioned in 1830, see en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgetown_Light_House and adjacent picture for more info.
Not to worry, the Georgetown neighborhood of Washington DC is quite upscale and those missing letters were lit up the very next night. Nice to spend two nights in DC, my first time there.
Wisconsin Avenue in Georgetown, on a snowy evening, lit by the red neon. Wisconsin & O NW, Washington, DC.
This beautiful brick church is framed by lovely live oaks. Live oaks are an evergreen hardwood indigenous to the southern United States; they can live for hundreds of years and spread to a massive width. You often see Spanish moss hanging from the limbs.
Georgetown, South Carolina lies on Winyah Bay at the confluence of the Black, Great Pee Dee, Waccamaw, and Sampit rivers between Myrtle Beach and the historic city of Charleston. It remains an important seaport. Georgetown is a beautiful small town with a number of handsome colonial-era and 19th century houses and buildings. Georgetown County has over 50 buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Georgetown es una ciudad colonial que fue fundada en el 1786 y que está situada en la la isla de Penang. Fue nombrada Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la Unesco en 2008 por tener un paisaje urbano arquitectónico y cultural único.
El arte callejero (graffitis) de Georgetown empezó en el año 2012 con el proyecto llamado “Mirrors George Town”organizado por el gran y joven artista lituano, Ernest Zacharevic. Este proyecto se compone de varias pinturas murales a gran escala, todos ellos situados en la zona monumental y de diferentes artistas internacionales.
La idea del proyecto “Mirrors George Town” fue convertir las calles de Georgetown en una galería de arte al aire libre que uno puede disfrutar mientras explora y pasea por la ciudad. Según los organizadores: “los murales (dibujos de figuras y retratos) celebra la multiculturalidad y la diversidad de los habitantes de la ciudad, el patrimonio vivo de Georgetown”.
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Last night as I was waiting on the moon rise which was suppose to rise right in the middle of Main Street in Georgetown, KY according to my Photographer's Ephemeris..... But thick clouds had other ideas so I concentrated on the view to the West.
Steam engines were the foundation of the Industrial Revolution. For nearly 120 years, steam-powered locomotives were the backbone of commerce, hauling passengers as well as cargo throughout the United States.
This is our Baldwin #40 2-8-0 steam locomotive preparing to change tracks and go to the other end of the train, to haul us back up to Silver Plume Depot on the Georgetown Loop Railroad.