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Just a Class 769 at Heath High Level, but I liked the sky and the almost monochrome nature of the winter light. 769452 departs with 2P45 11:27 Rhymney to Penarth.
D3026 never carried a TOPS number due early withdrawl. The "gronk" has been photted at Wolverhampton Low Level in 1966. Thanks to Geoffrey Robinson for this image
So... this is looking down into a Wasp nest (in the ground), the top of which was missing, probably dug away by a badger.
Amtrak No. 5, the California Zephyr, passes Rocky siding on the afternoon of October 23, 2011. Three levels of track can be seen here, and Amtrak will negotiate them all within a few minutes. The train is headed for Little 10 curve which will swing it to the middle track. Number 5 will then head east and encircle the long Big 10 Curve and then be on the closest track at Clay, ready to continue the long climb up the front range of the Rocky Mountains to the Moffat Tunnel.
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もしある日、君が僕のことを覚えていなくて、そして僕も君のことを覚えていない、それでも、時間はきっと僕たちの代わりにそれを覚えていてくれる。如果有那么一天，你不再记得，我也不再记得，时光一定会代替我们记得。
Sikorsky S-92A of 'Bristow Helicopters', Aberdeen.
On charter to HM Coastguard for SAR duties.
Never wave at these guys...... unless ?
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(Photo replaced - 02/07/2022)
This bald eagle is about midway through a 100-yard, low level attack flight to snatch a prairie dog. There were closer PDs, but by flying low and going a bit further, the surprise element of the attack is maximized. At 80-yards away from me and three to ten-feet above the ground, it's a difficult shot. Next time I'll reduce the responsiveness of my autofocus to increase the odds of the focus staying on the bird, rather than grabbing onto something on the ground, or the ground itself.