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An Operation Lifesaver consist like no other was assigned to promote safety along the Wasatch Front in late October 2006.
Powering the train were factory fresh UP SD70ACe units 1989 and 1996 bracketing a pair of stainless steel Budd passenger cars.
The unique train was photographed in the Fourth South Yard in Salt Lake City, Utah the afternoon of Oct. 27, 2006.
There are 18 Lifebuoys deployed across Docklands, Melbourne, 9 of which are housed in specially designed holders in public spaces with the remainder located in private marinas. ND Filter.
NR57, 9323, NR108 and LDP007 pass over the lengthy viaduct through Wagga Wagga with 2WM2 loaded steel train to Melbourne. Alot of the loading will be swapped onto a broad gauge train to Hastings Steel Mill south of Melbourne.
2020-10-12 Pacific National NR57-9323-NR108-LDP007 Wagga 2WM2
An OLS special running a round trip from Denver to Pueblo rolls through Castle Rock as it heads south on the Joint Line.
Adult elephants drink approximately 100 to 200 liters (around 25 to 50 gallons) of water each day, depending on season and location
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I will correct the town's name as Petoskey, MI. It was quite the playground for the Chicago elite at that time, with the train going right into that beautiful area along the coast of Lake Michigan. I'm guessing Dr. Berkman, from Chicago, knew that area well.
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This saves my life everyday while(insulin) being around other´s I have to think of the risks of it getting in the wrong hands.
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...from an eventful recent morning outing.
This lifesaver was in his element, while hopefully I was in mine. Decided to go vertical for this given the transition of the colours and separation of the sky, clouds, water & sand.
Spectacular sunrise colours (with minimal tweaking), however the sun's halo near the clouds is natural.
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RNLI lifeboats (little and large) and a coastguard helicopter in joint training today at Barmouth, Gwynedd, Wales
CSX i141 is southbound at Carara, Alabama on the Lineville Subdivision with CSX's recently rebuilt and painted Operation Lifesaver SD70AC. November 7, 2022
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East bound Amtrak's 'Sunset Limited' led by one of its special locomotive, 'Operation Lifesaver' passes through the Detector at Marion, TX.
(085/365) My blue Ventolin (Salbutamol) inhaler. For Macro Mondays theme "“The Blues” HMM!
As per usual I hadn't looked what the Macro Mondays theme was until today when I noticed my Flickr contacts' photos. I don't always contribute but I grabbed the first blue thing to hand & took this quick iPhone shot. Thanks for Flickr issues it has taken me 5 or 6 attempts to upload it during the day, I nearly gave up.
Thankfully my asthma is very mind, one of these inhalers might last me 6 months (unless I have a bad cold). That said I make sure to carry one wherever I go. I have 4 at any time, one in my handbag, my dog walking jacket, the car & definitely beside my bed. You just never know, sometimes I wake with a start in the middle of the night & cannot breath in or out. You just have to try not to panic as that makes it worse.
Amtrak's P42DC 203 was rolling about 15 minutes behind schedule as it passed the classic B&O station in Point of Rocks with train 30 from Chicago.
Every year, there is an event related to rail safety in September. When it happens in NorCal, 203 is normally on a Capitol Corridor for the event. It normally stays on for the rest of the day and gets dropped in Oakland. I had heard about the event and didn't think much about it till the day it happened, I would get texts about 203 being on the Capitol Corridor. After missing it on 534, I'd get it lead 547 a couple hours later.