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McAleese Heavy Haulage Mack Titan Oversize load pulls out from the BP Port Augusta Truckstop heading towards the over dimensional detour around Yorkeys Crossing bound for Perth.
Ein schweres Gewicht hatte nicht nur dieser Eisblock zu tragen. Das was die Träger hier täglich leisten war phänomenal. Mit schweren Lasten und wackeligen Schuhen bewegen sie sich äußerst sicher und schnell über den Gletscher - beeindruckend!
Wodurch zeichnet sich Regensburgs Weltkulturerbe-Altstadt aus? Nun, einzigartig ist wohl in der Tat, dass in den Altstadtgassen alles unterwegs ist, was nicht unterwegs sein sollte: Der Altstadtbus, der sich im wenige-Minuten-Takt durch die - naja eigentlich ist es keine - Fußgängerzone quält und die meisten Passanten verstört. Im Schlepptau Taxis, Privatautos - natürlich alles Anlieger, Hotelgäste und Zulieferverkehr - und das natürlich rund um die Uhr, wohingegen in richtigen Fußgängerzonen Lieferverkehr auf die frühen Morgenstunden zwischen 5 und 8 limitiert ist und Taxis und Hotelgäste nichts verloren haben. Aber in Regensburg ist halt alles möglich. Liberalitas Ratisbonensis sozusagen. Da ist es sogar möglich, dass in der Einbahnstraße der Linienbus entgegen der allgemein angeordneten Fahrtrichtung unterwegs ist. Der auf dem Bild war zwar richtigrum auf der Straße aber gefühlt der zehnte innerhalb von fünf Minuten. Nur da, wo man einen Bus brauchen könnte - nämlich in der Peripherie der Stadt - da kommen nicht 10 alle 5 Minuten sondern eher 5 alle 10 Stunden und am Sonntag null in 24 Stunden.
Aber immerhin ist ja jetzt durchs Kolpinghaus der Verkehr one-way, dann dürfen alle, die vom Bahnhof kommend über die Eiserne in Richtung DEZ wollen über den Kornmarkt, den Domplatz und unter den Schwibbögen entlang das Welterbe vom Auto aus bewundern. Wenn sie das Glück haben, hinter dem City-Train im Schritttempo nachzuckeln zu müssen, haben sie echt ein entschleunigtes Sightseeingerlebnis!
Liberalitas Ratisbonensis.
The SOO wasn't known for piling on the horses but this 911 was huge with 12,500 tons on April 21, 1981. It was powered up with 777, 741, 6612, 412 and 557 as it roared west at Gilchrist.
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SBB Heavy Hauls vectrons entered in service in Northern Italy.
Here unit .549 is running the demanding "Winnerzug" from Piacenza towards Chiasso.
Engineering works in the Heaton Lodge area led to a number of diverted and engineering trains across the Hope Valley this morning.
66729 6G93 Belmont Down Yard to Bradley Wood Junction.
A peculiar service of the Bozberg line is this heavy BLS Cargo train running towards the Constelium plant in Singen.
Loaded with Aluminum billets, it requires a Double Traction until the German border.
One of my favorite ideas to consider is the passing of time - how heavy it can feel, or how light. How we search for it and how we cannot touch it. I think I'm partially so interested because I've never had a problem with it - with aging, with death, with regret. I'm not saying I haven't struggled with those things, but that I tend to see them in a positive light. That was my inspiration for creating this image.
Yesterday I ran out shooting, very excitedly, and arrived at my location with ten minutes to spare until perfect light. I jumped in the back of my car, put a dress on, gathered my things and walked out into the field to take a photo I had been daydreaming of earlier. I waited for the perfect moment, took my test shot, and then: No memory card.
I laughed and laughed at myself, especially since a small crowd had gathered, clearly expecting to see something interesting happen, and there I was, memory-cardless... or just memory-less! I got a big "Awwww!" from them and we laughed together, and then I was on my merry way. These things happen, and if we can't learn to laugh at ourselves our good humor perishes. Just laugh, few things are such a big deal in the grand scheme of time.
Model: Jen Brook, photographed in Melbourne, Australia.
EJ Lidster Scania 164G 6x4 580 Topline S80EJL leaves Ackworth rally with ex A.L.E Faun Koloss 6x6 prime-mover J71WRE aboard its 4-axle Kassbohrer low-loader trailer.
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Big, heavy and obvious - makes it difficult to do candid work unless you are 100 meters away.
Now he was there as the official photographer so I don't suppose candid was high on his priority list. Don't misunderstand me I own a couple of Nikons and they are great cameras - its like a tool kit - you can put a screw in with a hammer but a screwdriver would be better.
As I was there for a bit of fun and a few beers my Olympus gear was a much better fit.
Hemyock, Coronation celebrations.
Hemyock, Devon, UK. 7th May 2023.