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Sealed off when JCPenney opened in 1992, the third level retains many original elements from the Gimbel's/Stern's days. Used for storage during JCP's tenure, only a small corner remained for the management offices and employee break rooms.
The system is not operated by a signal box, but with a smartphone app by the engineman. This works only if a train stands at a particular point above a sensor. Then there are 30 seconds to send an SMS to the unit to activate it. After three minutes, the system will reset again. These timeframes are later adjusted if necessary. Staad, Altenrhein, Switzerland, Jan 7, 2015.
Bunchrew Level Crossing with automatic half barriers - converted from automatic open crossing (AOCL) to AOCL+B in August 2013.
Hilton level crossing across Egginton Road between Hilton and Egginton. 11:46, Friday 6th May 1988
(1/125, F8/11)
Hilton Crossing Ground Frame is a Torton Nomad portable building located by the Down Stoke line equipped with a 1 lever London & North Western Railway SK80 frame and an individual function switch which was opened as a non block post by British Railways on 20th November 1977, replacing a mid 1930s London & North Western Railway hut located on the opposite side of the level crossing. The lever was moved from the outside the previous hut and is electrically released by Egginton Junction signal box. The individual function switch controls emergency replacement switch for Egginton Junction signal box 10 and 12 signals
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Manulla Junction to Ballina Railway Line - MP Dublin 146 3/4.
Level Crossing (XX1) on the N5 at Manulla, Mayo 18th March 2012.
Schwebebahn arriving at Wuppertal Vohwinkel
Minolta X300 with MD 50/1.7
on Kentmere 400 in TMAX developer
Level 1 area refurbished in March-April 2017 to accommodate the Customer Service Centre from the Civic Centre moving into the City Library.
4M34 04.26 Coatbridge - Daventry liner hauled by DRS Class 66 Co-Co no. 66412.
9th March 2010
Shot with the little FinePix E550
in this view you can see the two levels of the layout, I hope to have track on the roadbed on the lower level in time for this weekends open house
Halkirk level crossing in 2014 after it had been upgraded to an automatic half-barrier crossing (ABCL), it was previously an automatic open crossing.
By the time you read this I will have gone off again, Specifically, I'll have gone to the railway station, after what even by my standards was a short and miserably inactive return to Flickr :( I'm not going to make the usual apologies - I genuinely regret not being more active and appreciative. - as you know already :) Things have been strange lately - but the same seems to be true for many people: These are curious times.
So I need a break and it's off to Norfolk with lovely Lynn, whose train from Stansted Airport approaches as I write :)
In the meantime, I can at least try to be helpful... I can't hold cameras straight, especially small, light cameras. So I was intrigued by this. I bought one. I shot a quick roll to try it (see above). It works. Brilliantly. :)
They don't ship outside the UK and Ireland, but if anyone feels the need and can't find a local counterpart - send me a flickrmail :) [Edit - not much later - it broke! :( ]
See you in a bit, dear chums, I trust renewed and bubblin' :) I recently bought some 110 colour neg film and found my first ever camera, so who knows what will happen :)
Leica IIIf, Summitar, Foma 200 Creative, orange filter. Honey Hill/Wimblingdon Fen, Cambridgeshire.
EDIT (2011): Does this picture look too dark :( ? Please look here :)
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Desert View Watchtower Level 2 murals before the start of conservation work, July 23, 2015. NPS Photo by Michael Quinn
Grand Canyon National Park is working with area tribes and art experts to restore the Fred Kabotie murals and the rock art images, painted by Fred Geary, which have been damaged by water. The first phase of the project is being funded through a grant from American Express obtained by Grand Canyon Association.This grant will help with the evaluation, documentation and testing process that is a critical component of all historic preservation projects. The park intends to preserve the murals while remaining true to Mary Colter’s design. Over the next year, a conservation specialist will analyze and restore the murals with the help of students participating in an intern training program.
On January 1, 2015, the Watchtower was purchased from the concessionaire managing it and designated a National Park Service building. NPS plans to return the Watchtower to its intended purpose, as a tribute to the Native American tribes who have cultural ties to Grand Canyon. The park is moving forward with plans to restore the tower to reflect Mary Colter’s original vision for the building.Visitors first enter through the large, open Kiva Room. Until recently, this room was filled to capacity with a large gift shop. The gift shop has since been removed from the rotunda and reduced to a much smaller footprint. The new Grand Canyon Association Park Store fits into the original space Colter envisioned for a gift shop: a corner off to the side of the rotunda. All the proceeds support the park.
Originally the Watchtower was designed as a space where visitors could see Native American craft demonstrations by weavers and basket makers. The park will bring Native American artists back into the space to share tribal traditions, dances, songs, skills, art and oral histories with the public. The park is also considering turning the old Desert View visitor center into a Native American cultural center.The transformation of the Watchtower back to its original intent is already proving to be a dramatic experience for visitors and park staff.
Desert View Watchtower Level 2 murals before the start of conservation work, July 23, 2015. NPS Photo by Michael Quinn
Grand Canyon National Park is working with area tribes and art experts to restore the Fred Kabotie murals and the rock art images, painted by Fred Geary, which have been damaged by water. The first phase of the project is being funded through a grant from American Express obtained by Grand Canyon Association.This grant will help with the evaluation, documentation and testing process that is a critical component of all historic preservation projects. The park intends to preserve the murals while remaining true to Mary Colter’s design. Over the next year, a conservation specialist will analyze and restore the murals with the help of students participating in an intern training program.
On January 1, 2015, the Watchtower was purchased from the concessionaire managing it and designated a National Park Service building. NPS plans to return the Watchtower to its intended purpose, as a tribute to the Native American tribes who have cultural ties to Grand Canyon. The park is moving forward with plans to restore the tower to reflect Mary Colter’s original vision for the building.Visitors first enter through the large, open Kiva Room. Until recently, this room was filled to capacity with a large gift shop. The gift shop has since been removed from the rotunda and reduced to a much smaller footprint. The new Grand Canyon Association Park Store fits into the original space Colter envisioned for a gift shop: a corner off to the side of the rotunda. All the proceeds support the park.
Originally the Watchtower was designed as a space where visitors could see Native American craft demonstrations by weavers and basket makers. The park will bring Native American artists back into the space to share tribal traditions, dances, songs, skills, art and oral histories with the public. The park is also considering turning the old Desert View visitor center into a Native American cultural center.The transformation of the Watchtower back to its original intent is already proving to be a dramatic experience for visitors and park staff.
DB Schenker Class 60 no. 60091 on 6M57 07.15 Lindsey - Kingsbury loaded fuel oil tanks approaching Tamworth.
12th March 2012
Murky misty Monday morning.
MMMM!
GBRf Class 66 no. 66709 "James Arnold Davies" heads through Tamworth on 6L28 04.42 Carlisle Kingmoor - Whitemoor departmental, spoil in MRAs.
10th January 2012
Desert View Watchtower Level 3 murals before the start of conservation work, July 23, 2015. NPS Photo by Michael Quinn
Grand Canyon National Park is working with area tribes and art experts to restore the Fred Kabotie murals and The rock art images, painted by Fred Geary, which have been damaged by water. The first phase of the project is being funded through a grant from American Express obtained by Grand Canyon Association.This grant will help with the evaluation, documentation and testing process that is a critical component of all historic preservation projects. The park intends to preserve the murals while remaining true to Mary Colter’s design. Over the next year, a conservation specialist will analyze and restore the murals with the help of students participating in an intern training program.
On January 1, 2015, the Watchtower was purchased from the concessionaire managing it and designated a National Park Service building. NPS plans to return the Watchtower to its intended purpose, as a tribute to the Native American tribes who have cultural ties to Grand Canyon. The park is moving forward with plans to restore the tower to reflect Mary Colter’s original vision for the building.Visitors first enter through the large, open Kiva Room. Until recently, this room was filled to capacity with a large gift shop. The gift shop has since been removed from the rotunda and reduced to a much smaller footprint. The new Grand Canyon Association Park Store fits into the original space Colter envisioned for a gift shop: a corner off to the side of the rotunda. All the proceeds support the park.
Originally the Watchtower was designed as a space where visitors could see Native American craft demonstrations by weavers and basket makers. The park will bring Native American artists back into the space to share tribal traditions, dances, songs, skills, art and oral histories with the public. The park is also considering turning the old Desert View visitor center into a Native American cultural center.The transformation of the Watchtower back to its original intent is already proving to be a dramatic experience for visitors and park staff.
Sept. 3, 2015 at St. Mary's Conference Center in Huntington. Fashion show presented by First Impressions School of Modeling, Pageantry, and Etiquette. (Photos provided by First Impressions.)
Sorting my photos, I've just started looking back at last January's ! Here's one to send a chill down the spine of Somerset farmers
Achterneed Level Crossing on the Kyle of Lochalsh Line, near Strathpeffer, after the upgrade to add half-barriers (AOCL+B) in November 2013.