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A CSX train, staffed by a CN crew, rolling by a classic Conrail milepost with a standard CN whistle post standing in background.
What to think ?
We're deep in Québec province Montérégie area, watching CSX Z847 train, it's tail end still rolling downhill from the small hill south of Ridge, passing QM196 on it's way toward Massena,NY.
In about six miles, at Carrs siding, the Montréal-based Canadian National crew will swap trains with CSX LO29 job who ran from Massena and each crew will head back toward their respective terminal.
This job operates daily out of Montréal's Taschereau Yard, using a combination of GTR and NYC trackage in order to reach the American border at Fort Covington,NY permitting a fast exchange of wood and paper products between CN and CSX.
This is former Canadian National trackage of the Massena subdivision, once extending 84 miles from Massena,NY to Brossard,QC. When CN sold this trackage to Conrail in mid-90's, the later simply changed the milepost from Syracuse,NY, the junction point with the Water Level Route, to the junction with Canadian Pacific Adirondack subdivision at Adirondack Jct, just south of Montréal island.
CN crews only operates from Cecile Jct (QM214.1) to Arnold (QM189.4) in order to reach the 10 007 foot-long meeting point with their American counterpart. From Beauharnois (QM225) to Adirondack Jct (QM238.4), the former NYC trackage was mothballed since more than 30 years.
Lots of history over that piece of track.
CSX Z847-03
CSXT 7202 - CSXT 802
Milepost QM196 CSX Montreal subdivision
Huntingdon,QC
June 3rd 2023
So tell me now
Your prophetic dream
When will my life end?
What's my destiny?
Will the truth break in through the bound of lies
And reflect in the mirror created by your eyes
Will the reason find way to your mind
And reveal the sense that we try to find.
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Explored on 18th January 2012.
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Dissociative identity disorderis a psychiatric diagnosis that describes a condition in which a single person displays multiple distinct identities or personalities (known as alter egos or alters), each with its own pattern of perceiving and interacting with the environment. The diagnosis requires that at least two personalities routinely take control of the individual's behavior with an associated memory loss that goes beyond normal forgetfulness; in addition, symptoms cannot be due to drug use or medical condition.
There is a great deal of controversy surrounding the topic. There are many commonly disputed points about DID. These viewpoints critical of DID can be quite varied, with some taking the position that DID does not actually exist as a valid medical diagnosis, and others who think that DID may exist but is either always or usually an adverse side effect of therapy. DID diagnoses initially appeared to be almost entirely confined to the North American continent, but later surveys found cases on other continents but at significantly lower rates.
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The names are pretty random... whatever happened to pop into my head. Except "Sybil"... anyone know why?
Whitney was the first to get it. It was Sybil Dorsett who had the disorder in the 50's. There was a movie about it... NOT to be confused with Sybil Trelawney (from Harry Potter)
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Throwback Thursday No. 40 - 45699/45562/45627 'Galberta Leone', preservation's most confused Jubilee rolls to a stop under the magnificent trainshed of York with a 'Scarborough Spa Express'.
31-08-2023
“Most people are other people. Their thoughts are someone else's opinions, their lives a mimicry, their passions a quotation.”
- Oscar Wilde
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Identity - Body Shop has created an entire line of tattoos for you to wear the way you like it the most! Check the news on this round of ANYbody! Many options for you and your mesh bodies!
Grab your landmark:
DE20190 (YX11FZS) Route H13 at Ruislip, Ladygate Lane
This was a real shock to see. No editing whatsoever, this vehicle had to be pulled over here to contact the garage, as it carried the registration of DE20054 (YX59BYF) on the front of it. Yes, this is against the law hence the photo isn't the best but I had to get it before it was changed.
This building always fascinates me. It seems to be many things at the same time while also being a dwelling.
Happy Window Wednesday.
CEFX SD60 6007, wearing SOO paint and a INRD logo on the nose, sits in Hobart, IN with a coke train.
Today there is nothing more precious than seeing my daughters with their passports in hand. A year ago we began the process of registering them as British citizens. These arrived an hour ago... Let the celebrations begin!
One that would make some people scratch their heads as to what railroad is actually in front of them can be easily explained. A run through CSX powered express grain train rolls slowly through downtown Howell on the Great Lakes Central as they prepare to pass the former Ann Arbor depot that recently acquired and restored a former Grand Trunk Western caboose. A couple miles ahead, the train will cross the diamond at Ann Pere where Great Lakes Central crosses the CSX Plymouth Sub. Too much to follow? We are on the GLC. The express train is the second GLC has received from CSX this year and like the first one, was loaded in Oakley on the former NYC St. Charles Branch at the Anderson's Elevator complex north of town. The train will be handed off to the Ann Arbor and will eventually be taken by CSX for export.
47812 seems to have a bit of an identity crisis carrying Freightliner decals and Virgin colours whilst working a Rug-ex special for the Wales v Scotland game in February 2004.
"Mom I swear I'm A CAT!"
"I'm sorry Jasp but your a dog"
"NO MOM NO IM A CAT!"
"Okay Okay then your a CatDog"
lol Jasper is so silly
I love how he just sits there and lets me make him look like a goofball x]
Abellio London "8175" (SN17MVX) is seen sitting inside Twickenham garage awaiting commissioning before use on routes R68 and R70. Length-wise, this is a 10.9m vehicle, and therefore should be carrying the fleetnumber 8900.
NOTE: This photo was taken on the main road. I did not enter the garage.
NS 4000, in all of it's slightly maddening yet unique paint work and electrical modifications, leads CP 381 west past the former home of Cutler-Hammer in downtown Milwaukee.
Here we go for a new little serie about the no identity. 2/4
A few weeks ago I went with some friend in a big abandoned hospital in a wood. Very scary. We were on the roof, with a great view of the countryside and a very nice sunrise's light.
Actually, i did not take this picture, it was a friend who did, while I was preparing for an other shoot behind.
Hope you like it :-)