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When ever I need someone to turn to i know you will always be there for me. my best friend my ally. you have been there for me at my worst, my best, my everything. i don't know where i would be without you by my side. because you can understand me better then anyone else. i can never ask for a better person to be by me on the long run.
Does anyone know what the hell this thing is? Like, I'm pretty sure it's megabl*ks, But I haven't the slightest idea how to track down where it originated from. Anyone know?
A trio of B36-7s shove on the rear of a loaded coal train at Somo, KY. This 2015 resurgence in traffic on the TTI was a wonderful interlude, now these rails sit quiet. October 2015.
hELPER SET40A GETTING READY TO SHOVE A COAL TRAIN IN 1998 AT LEETSDALE. PA A FEW MILES FROM CONWAY YARD
As soon as ML cleared the mainline switch a coal train with a 2 unit set of helpers blasted out of town and headed up Bozeman Pass.
About a trainlength out of the yard the grade flattens a bit but the power never comes out of Run 8 as the mountain they're climbing looms in the distance.
"hehe poor Yorick! I knew him when he Wasn't stuck in a crack in the floor!"
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When I have spent some time on the computer, I often get this hulking mass behind me, thats it pop, time to go outside.
I thank him for it.
For scale I am not huge, nor slight, 6' 230lb
66301, working the 4M36 Daventry – Wentloog ‘Tesco Express’, heads along the Severn Estuary at Purton catching the last of the evening’s sunshine.
Jaffa, in Hebrew Yafo (Hebrew: יָפוֹ, About this soundYāfō (help·info)) and in Arabic Yafa (Arabic: يَافَا) and also called Japho or Joppa, the southern and oldest part of Tel Aviv-Yafo, is an ancient port city in Israel. Jaffa is famous for its association with the biblical stories of Jonah, Solomon and Saint Peter as well as the mythological story of Andromeda and Perseus, and later for its oranges. Jaffa is mentioned in an Ancient Egyptian letter from 1440 BCE. The so-called story of the Taking of Joppa glorifies its conquest by Pharaoh Thutmose III, whose general, Djehuty hid Egyptian soldiers in sacks carried by pack animals and sent them camouflaged as tribute into the Canaanite city, where the soldiers emerged and conquered it. The New Testament account of Saint Peter bringing back to life the widow Dorcas (recorded in Acts of the Apostles, 9:36–42, takes place in Jaffa, then called in Greek Ἰόππη (Latinized as Joppa). Acts 10:10–23 relates that, while Peter was in Jaffa, he had a vision of a large sheet filled with "clean" and "unclean" animals being lowered from heaven, together with a message from the Holy Spirit telling him to accompany several messengers to Cornelius in Caesarea Maritima. Peter retells the story of his vision in Acts 11:4–17, explaining how he had come to preach Christianity to the gentiles. Sourse: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jaffa
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Couldn't help my self, and took the drive up to valley view scenic point like a million other visitors do. Last time up there (valley view) for me was in the mid 80's, taking a weekend motorcycle camping trip with some friends. After popping a few bracketed frames 30 minutes earlier when the sun was much stronger, I found that this single exposure image worked the best for the color rendition of the view. This was the last frame taken during my day trip to the park. Like several other photographers up here, with cameras attached to a tripod, all waiting for the sun to light up the few clouds along with the the last rays hitting the peaks. Well it didn't happen, as clouds off the coast, started to block it just minutes after taking this photo. For those down at Horsetail Fall, they got their shot also before the light died. To many people down there, so I came up here.
Running in DPU service towards the tail of the train is reletter and renumber #8100. Thanks to Tom Heher for the headsup on this guy!
Four mid-train helpers were added at Minturn for the final climb to the summit at 10,424' above sea level.
Susquehanna RS3 101 couples to the Stourbridge Line excursion train as it is readied for its return journey to Honesdale.
..nella rabbia!
Ricordate quei voti che alcuni di voi hanno gentilmente dato ad una mia foto in concorso? Tempo perso. La redazione soltanto ora ha reputato la mia foto fuori concorso. Già, proprio ora, che era arrivata in prima posizione!
Ma non mi arrendo, ho aggiungo un'altra foto, senza rischio squalifica.
Se qualcuno di voi ha ancora voglia di appoggiare la mia "lotta", può farlo qui:
rete.comuni-italiani.it/foto/2008/97202
Grazie, a chi mi darà una mano per la seconda (ed ultima spero!) volta.
Chiara
"When you try your best but you don't succeed...
And the tears come streaming down your face
When you lose something you can't replace
When you love someone but it goes to waste
Could it be worse?"
Explore #56
"A hand reaching out is what friendship is about."
Dedicated to all my flickr friends =D
Painting - Acrylic on canvas 30 x 40 cm.
I was asked by a friend to copy the watercolour painting of an unknown artist for display in her office. My friend wishes to have these images copied to canvas which is a more enduring support. It was a triptych depicting the healing process for a victim of domestic violence. I find it very interesting in the original artist's concept of progressive livening up the tone from the first image to the final image, suggesting improvement to the victim's life. I therefore venture to share this in the Flickr community.
Just back from Kenya after a great trip with Simon Kararei and a wonderful stay at Bella Camp, amongst others. I have to give him a plug and a recommendation if anyone plans a trip to Kenya. Simon runs, with the help of his family, the only Maasai owned camp in the Maasai Mara. It’s small, with only ten tented but wonderful tents. Each has two large beds, a bathroom, toilet and private shower. Local Maasai who work there are always in attendance to help carry and safeguard anyone needing to walk to the bar and dining area at night. (I tried several times to sneak past them but they were there when my zipper sounded.) The food is simple but the chef is very accommodating and, to a person, everyone is very personable and nice. Laundry service is available. I always took a boxed breakfast to avoid having to come back to the camp to eat and generally only had a light snack in the afternoon between game drives. Nothing is too far away from the camp and Simon is a wonderful guide. I also drove with Simon’s brother and with Kim, during the first few days of the safari. Everyone was great and tried their hardest to get me on action and in a good photographic position. Bottom line, I’m going back! If anyone is interested, here is Simon’s contact info:
Simon Kararei Safari,
Specialized in Photographic Safaris,
Masai Mara, Kenya.
+254 736-932 565.
+254 717-457-601.
He uses WhatsApp as well as email: skararei@gmail.com
Kenya, especially during migration period, which is when I was there in August, gets crowded. For the most part the guides cooperate and will move their car if it’s in the line of sight of action. The plus side is that they share information and that makes it possible to somewhat keep tabs on what the animals are up to. There was only one known lion pride that had small cubs and I was anxious to watch and photograph them. I finally got one momentary chance and, luckily, caught mom picking up one of her cubs. She was moving them into the bushes and I’m glad I got the one chance that I did, because it did not happen again. Memories like this, for me, last a lifetime and I’ll relive it every time I see the picture.
Happy to be home but wishing I was still there, Mike
cwd1212 ~ Fruit - This is one of those assignments where taking a boring picture will be painfully easy. So don't do that. Come up with something creative and interesting!
Totally inspired by the awesome toot. I've been wanting to do something like this for more than a year now ;)
Butik Tee Melaka Outing
Dig beneath your feet...
there you will find a spring....
" The place where you are now is crucial....
Never try to avoid that which you must do.
The NB dispatcher evidently felt that Q293 was a stall risk and attached GP40-2s 6203 and 6213 as helpers for the trip over Washington Hill. The bet seems to have paid off as the train made better time by the false summit than the preceding Q425, with the two geeps just along for the ride as they clear onto the mostly-flat track at QB 137.5.
I'm going to speak from the heart for a minute.
About Covid and the changing state of the world.
A lot has been said about it already, and I wasn't really sure if I should, or even could, say anything that will help. At best I'm a celebrity artist who loves to share his passion for LEGO and make people smile. At worst I'm just a stranger on the internet.
Then I realised that's why I should speak up.
'Cos the LEGO community is full of amazing people who are driven by the desire to help others. And at times like this, it's easy to lose sight of that. It's easy to feel scared and helpless. But the only time you can ever be brave is when you are scared.
And you ARE brave.
And you CAN help.
It might be helping in small ways. By making people smile. Or by helping at-risk people in your community: helping your friends and family to do their shopping whilst they isolate at home or by sharing your last roll of toilet paper with the neighbour over your fence.
That's what I wanted to say. To remind people that we will get through this together. That now, more than ever, your small acts of kindness can mean the world to the person being helped.
Stay Awesome guys.
SEPTA 488, a former CTA 6000 series unit pulls away from what I think was Villanova PA in March 1`990.
So Im creating a portfolio of work for college which will include photos of some of my figures. I want to bring at least 4 actual figs with me too, but need help deciding which ones;
The choice is any of the ones in the photo, so please pick your favourite 4, and Don't pick all Star wars figures.
In the image;
- Qui Gon - Obi Wan - Luke - Kylo Ren - Luke (Old) - Hux - The Penguin - Vader - Daryl Dixon - James Bond - Ulysseus Klaw - Ultron Sentry - Owen - Batman - Walter White - Andy - T-800 - Syndrome - Sarah Connor - Ultron.
Please comment below your top 4 figs from this group.
Also if you favourite, please leave a comment below..
D801 shoves hard on the rear of a loaded coal train as the head end and rear end crews do battle with Saugatuck Hill. Manned helpers were required on every coal train going up the hill until very recently, when CSX began adapting the use of DPUs. Even so, occasionally a train will still be pushed over the hill by manned helpers, a rarity in railroading these days. The Executive SD70MACs with the old school BNSF logo on the nose were always my favorite BNSF units.
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Expo Marc Petit Jardin de l'Evéché Limoges 2016
jusqu'au 19 septembre 2016
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Le sujet interpelle, j'y retournerai plusieurs fois je pense.
Certaines sculptures feraient même assez peur...
excuse my cornyness but i quite like it (:
this photo is old
im going through all the old photos in my computer and deleting and editing (:
my computer keeps popping up this stupid box that says my memory is low
:D
so yeaaaaa
well i didnt get anything done yesterday
of course...
so hopefully today i can -____-
ok yea byeeeee!
ask to blog my photos so i don't have to start blowing up things :D