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Metropolitan line S8 Stock 21039+21040 on T421 works a Baker Street service towards North Harrow whilst 21022+21021 zoom away from London working T402 to Chesham.
In the twilight hours of a winter evening, CN 2225 heads up the north leg of the wye in Squamish, BC as it makes its way towards the port and terminals.
The Strates Show is on the move again, snaking across the switches on its way out of Harrisburg Yard after stopping for a new crew. The carnival train is the last of its kind after the end of the Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus ceased operations earlier in the year. Ancient circus flats are still getting the job done, with trucks and ride equipment lashed to the decks for a ride from Vermont to Virginia.
66176 sits on the back of another engineers train awaiting to go back to the worksite through Colwall to Malvern Wells.
This was the first in and will be the last out. I found a second handily placed footcrossing for this one, and a nest of ants whilst taking the shot, (no flip out screen involved with this one!) Saturday 25.6.16
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This is a close visual approximation of what it felt like driving home at 3AM after a show in Manhattan. I had taken the Merritt Parkway, then gotten off for gas..and got terribly lost in the Westport are, where they apparently don't believe in gaudy accoutrements such as streetlights. I felt like I was hallucinating, and saw eight deer and three turkeys on top of it all.
I wondered what I would ever do with all the old floppy discs. Knew they would be good for something!!!!
This day marked the first run of NJT 4101 in its heritage paint scheme on the Main Line to Suffern on train 1221.
Line of sight
These were some distant snow defenses right on the north coast of Hokkaido near to Wakkani, I decided to clime quite a slippery embankment and got this composition courtesy of my trust 70-200 lens at 200 mm coming back down was considerably easier and a lot more fun:-)
When you get tired of looking at old stuff in old buildings, sometimes the tourists/visitors become more interesting.
I had a great laugh taking this one--these people seemed to have no idea I was photographing them. I stood smack in front, almost waiting for someone to reprimand me, and aimed straight at them but they probably thought I was photographing the architectural details.
ETA: Distortion corrected. Many thanks to Dave and Ken!