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Pose: Del May - Help me up
Skin: [KOOQLA] Cherie - Dusk
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SEPTA 488, a former CTA 6000 series unit pulls away from what I think was Villanova PA in March 1`990.
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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Big Bear: Here I am all ready to help the Three Kings to distribute presents around the world (well at least my little bit of it). January 6th is known in much of the Christian World as Epiphany, marking the day when according to tradition the Three Wise Men (aka The Magi or the Kings from the East)) arrived in Bethlehem after following the Star bringing presents for the Baby Jesus. And in Spain the night of January 5th , the Three Kings, Gaspar, Melchor and Balthasar, bring presents to the Spanish children: They need a a lot of help this year so I have volunteered to be one of their pages! Happy Teddy Bear Tuesday and a much much better Happy New Year for 2021!!
PS Dilys, the Lovely Linda and the little plushies also wish you all the best in these complex days ahead!
Crawford Hill in Nebraska is one of the relatively few places in the country in which manned helpers are still in use. The grade on Crawford Hill varies between 1.5% and 2.0% on the eastward journey. Coal loads from the Powder River Basin (and even some manifests) are too heavy to make the climb with the standard 2x2 configuration BNSF employees on most coal trains. However, extra power is not needed on the train other than on the west slope of Crawford Hill. It would be a waste of power to run extra DPUs the entire distance the train runs. As a result, a helper crew is based at the small town of Crawford, NE. Here, a pair of ES44ACs are the manned helper, shoving behind the pair of SD70ACes on the end of this coal load. In another few miles, at the Belmont Crossover at the top of Crawford Hill, the helpers will cut off the train and return down to Crawford to wait their next assignment. The entire length of the journey for the helpers is only about 12 miles (one way)! One additional thing to note in this shot. If you see the white puff spraying up near the base of the power, you are seeing some sand kicking up from the sanders that are currently active, helping the train to keep and maintain traction on the climb.
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Taken in Leicester city centre. I tried to talk to this man but he spoke very little English. He acknowledged that it was ok to take his picture and I gave him so money. I wish I had more to tell.
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A couple of helpers are doing exactly what they were intended for, shoving a heavy grain train to the summit of Marias Pass.
The Binturong (Arctictis binturong), also known as the Asian Bearcat, the Palawan Bearcat, or simply the Bearcat, is a species of the family Viverridae, which includes the civets and genets. It is the only member of its genus. The binturong is not a bear, and the real meaning of the original name has been lost, as the local language that gave it that name is now extinct.[3] Its natural habitat is in trees of forest canopy in rainforest of Bangladesh, Bhutan, Burma, Cambodia, China, India, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Nepal, the Philippines, Sri Lanka, Thailand, and Vietnam.[1]
It is nocturnal and sleeps on branches. It eats primarily fruit, but also has been known to eat eggs, shoots, leaves, and small animals, such as rodents or birds. Deforestation has greatly reduced its numbers. When cornered, the Binturong can be vicious. The Binturong can make chuckling sounds when it seems to be happy and utter a high-pitched wail if annoyed. The Binturong can live over 20 years in captivity; one has been recorded to have lived almost 26 years.
While one set of helpers shoves a loaded oil train up and over Bozeman Pass, another helper set waits in the siding at Muir, having just shoved a grain train over the hill. The helpers would follow each other back east to Livingston.
BNSF U FYNPTL0 38T (Unit Train- Fryburg, ND to Portland, OR)
(DPU) BNSF Dash 9-44CW #5465
(Helper) MRL SD70ACe #4405
(Helper) MRL SD40-2XR #265
(Helper) MRL SD70ACe #4400
MRL Livingston/Bozeman Helpers
MRL SD70ACe #4402
MRL SDP40-2XR #290
MRL SD70ACe #4403
Muir, MT
August 28th, 2021
Soundtrack // Bande-son: TALK TALK ("Living In An Other World"): www.youtube.com/watch?v=fZQZZf_R434
"HELP ME FIND A WAY FROM THIS MAZE... I'm living in another world to you... And I can't help myself..."
Well I finally got some help with apples...Penny decided to help! LOL..not! She just loves these apples and will reach over and sneak a core or peel...I just hope she doesn't get the runs....that's a scary thought! LOL :)
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The eartquake was centered 200 miles (317 kilometers) southwest of Santiago near the main winemaking region and close to Concepcion, a metropolitan region of more than 500,000 people. Highways and airports were shut by damage and some copper mines closed. The total economic damage may be as much as $30 billion, or about 15 percent of the South American country’s gross domestic product, according to estimates by disaster- scenario modeler Eqecat Inc.
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Three pelicans rest on a sea wall in Boca Ciega Bay near Upham Beach in St. Pete Beach, Florida. One pelican has a fishing line protruding from an area behind his leg.
The guy on the right kept turning to me, like he had something to say. I was clueless to it, trying to hold my balance on the rocks and focus on his eyes. My wife knew right away, of course, telling me as she spotted me on the rocks and approached.
All three flew away shortly after I captured this image, so I never saw it until I edited the photo in full resolution. Look closely - he's got a leader protruding from just behind his left leg, with a swivel and a bit of line dangling from it. I can't tell if there's a hook involved, but that feels like a reasonable assumption to me.
Before I knew about his predicament, I loved this photograph because it gave me a sense of technical satisfaction - three in a row, perfectly spaced, and nobody's pruning themself! And, bonus, that gaze!
Now it makes me a little sad every time I look at it.
I still love it though, because it reminds me of things that are important to me - wildlife and the environment - and the challenges they face.
Metroline DE1586 outside Harrow Police Station on route 395 to Greenford, whilst on diversion via Harrow-on-the-Hill due to roadworks on Bessborough Road.
A derailment on MRL's 4th Sub near Superior caused the railroad to detour traffic via the 10th Sub for a couple of days in September 2013. Helper power was dispatched to Missoula for the detour moves, making for quite a show on Evaro Hill for the duration of the derailment cleanup.
Here, a WB manifest with two sets of mid train helpers grinds its way up the hill towards Evaro.
Took this M82 Galaxy image from my home observatory during May and June 2021 (It is a light polluted area). It is formally my first full process image with my new Meade LX200 F10 telescope. This has been a long journey, I started with a Meade LX850 F8 around 5-6 years ago when looking for a long focal length telescope, which I sent back to Meade and got another one which I also sent back...I just could not reach round stars with it. Finally I decided to go on the safe side with the good old known LX200 F10 with mirror lock, got the scope more than 3 years ago and because I didn't get the chance to use it for many reasons, it was sitting in my storage. Finally I took it out and with my friend's help set it up and this is my first final result.
Photo Details:
Telescope: Meade LX200 F10
Mount: ASA DDM60
Camera: QSI583 Mono
Filters: Astrodon.
Ha: 48 x 20min Bin2 = 16 Hours
Lum: 94 x 10Min Bin2 = 15.6 Hours
Red: 42 x 3Min Bin3 = 2.4 Hours
Green: 38 x 3Min Bin3 =1.9 Hours
Blue: 36 x 3Min Bin3 = 1.8 Hours
Total Exposure: 37.7 Hours
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Okay so i REALLY love number 9&10 but i still want opinions. so please just leave your favorite number or a note on the skin. i'd appreciate it a ton <3
Help, I have done it again
I have been here many times before
Hurt myself again today
And, the worst part is there's no-one else to blame
Be my friend
Hold me, wrap me up
Unfold me
I am small
I'm needy
Warm me up
And breathe me
Ouch I have lost myself again
Lost myself and I am nowhere to be found,
Yeah I think that I might break
I've lost myself again and I feel unsafe
- Sia, Breathe Me
Nikon D40 | 18-55mm @ 18mm | ƒ3.5 | 0.25 sec | ISO 200
I spotted this group at Lake Drevviken at Ulrikedal, earlier today. Ice skaters practising to get up from the freezing water. Something you need to know before skating on natural ice.
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