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Another empty backs through the crossovers at Kangkongzhang on it's way down to the pit.
Sandaoling China
My two Js, 663 and 654, are all decked out with special birthday hats and lettering. The special lettering turned out good for being simply taped to the units. This is the first time I've decorated any of my HO scale units, and it won't be the last time, whether for people's burthdays or for holidays too.
My first day of shooting jumping spiders was very satisfactory.
Really love those shiny green eyes of this jumper!
...dans la ville de Genève - Suisse.
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A rather severe secretary, perhaps? Crisp white blouse, short skirt, high heels and a tight belt with a big buckle.
Christ lag in Todes Banden J S Bach BWV 4
A wonderful, wonderful cantata.
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Marta got me started on this!...
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High deflector-fitted 'JS' 2-8-2 No.8040 moves off shed at Songshuzen at 7.35am on 11th January 2001. It would be turned on the shed turntable, an unusual feature for China Rail depots, before taking the morning freight service to Baihe, along with sister loco 8208. The limited space here, with a steep-sided hill alongside the depot and railway, prevented the usual triangle preferred by China Rail from being installed. Built at Datong works in 1987, the 'JS' it was merely 14 years old when I photographed it at Songshuzen. Withdrawn from China Rail service within a year of this, it found further service at the Sandaoling opencast mine in the north west of China, losing its deflectors in the process.
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