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Anoche llegó a Salamanca, hoy estará todo el día y mañana miércoles saldrá a las 6:30h hacia el norte.
Muchas gracias a todos por los avisos. :)
El viaje de vuelta será bastante mejor para poderlo fotografiar.
Artículo sobre las locomotoras 319.3 en mi blog:
Gracias por vuestras visitas.
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Snapped this in Manchester's Piccadilly Station on the way home from a gig on Monday night.
Had to wait for ages because some moron was standing on a skateboard all the way up. Didn't want him in shot because it looked a little silly...
On Jacques Cartier Bridge (Pont Jacques-Cartier)
- Saint Helen’s Island (Île Saint-Hélène), Parc Jean-Drapeau
- Longueuil in background
Another one from my trip to Whitby, a bit of a cliche I know, it has been photographed so many times before.
This is my contribution to Photo Sundays theme Infrastructure.
Detta är mitt bidrag till Fotosöndags tema "Infrastruktur".
Shot on iPhone 6S.
A quick shot at the Hervey Bay jetty before a day of driving and unpacking/packing. There were plenty of people fishing from the pier but I found the guy running a more interesting subject - clearly my running bias took over :-)
You know what they say, teach a man to fish and he'll catch his dinner. Teach a man to run and he'll run out to get some really great takeaway.
Aujourd'hui nous traversons le pont vers 2017!
At Le Pont du Garrit, Saint-Cyprien, FR.
Le Pont du Garrit is a 176 meter long Eiffel-type bridge that served as the primary connection between Berbiguieres and Saint-Cyprien over the Dordogne River for nearly 100 years (1894 - 1991).
Currently closed to automobile traffic, it serves people on foot, bicycle, and horseback.
Heureux et paisible 2017!
NSR emu VIRM from Vlissingen to Amsterdam CS at Rotterdam CS platform 11 & 12 during the metamorphosis from the nineteen-fifties to today, on 3 October 2011
The previous Rotterdam Central Station was from 1957 , designed by architect Sybold of Ravesteyn . The station replaced the station Delft Gate which was damaged during the bombing of Rotterdam in WWII. The station was closed in 2007 and the year demolished it to make way for new construction.
Rotterdam Central Station receives an average of 110,000 passengers daily (2007), in 2025, some 320.000 are expected. The new station building was officially opened on March 13, 2014 by Willem- Alexander, the King of the Netherlands. Station design by Team CS: Benthem Crouwel, MVSA Architects en West 8