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An ATW twin car Class 143 Pacer unit coupled with a Class 142 twin unit at the front (a common combination on the Valleys lines) are seen passing the old Hetty Shaft near Trehafod in the Rhondda Valley between Porth and Pontypridd, working a Cardiff Treherbert service.
The Hetty shaft was sunk in 1875 by The Great Western Colliery Company. The Hetty pit was one of the four pits of the Great Western Colliery, which supplied coal for the locomotives of the Great Western Railway. By 1918, 3,162 men were employed at the Great Western. The Hetty shaft closed in 1926 but remained as an up-cast shaft for the Tymawr Colliery. In 1958, the Great Western Collieries amalgamated with the nearby Lewis Merthyr Colliery and in 1969 the combined collieries were known as Tymawr & Lewis Merthyr Collieries. The last coal was raised at Tymawr in 1983 and the collieries demolished soon afterwards. The only surviving relic of the mine today is the head frame, and the winding house, which is a Grade I listed building. The winding house and engine are now being renovated by volunteers.
The Hugo Job is stopped at Belt Line Crossing waiting on the Belt Job which is returning from New Brighton behind a solo B39-8E. Not very often do you get the Belt and Hugo Jobs side-by-side on a Sunday as the Belt Job usually makes it back to Midway around noon.
Rebuilt Bulleid Merchant Navy Class 4-6-2 Pacific 35028 "Clan Line" simmers at Horsted Keynes station on the Bluebell Railway during a 75H Charters/Jon Bowers photo charter.
Camera: Agfa Isolette III MK II (6x6 cm)
Lens: Solinar f/3.5 75 mm
Film: Ilford XP2 Super 400, rated @ ISO 200
Exposure: 1/300 sec and f/11, hand-held
Film developed and scanned by Foto Brell, Bonn
Edited under Adobe Lightroom
It's a dead silent spring night in the community of Lithia, Virginia above Roanoke. The hum of the electronics for the interlocking here and the sound of a distant horn are all that can be heard as the signal is lit clear for northbound 16T.
Massif du Mont-Blanc - Glacier du Bionnassay
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These pictures are taken from a photo session I did with my sister in law. She is a signer, performer and a composer.
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Question, is the clothes line on HIS patio ... or part of next door's garden? I personally think it's the former.
I was rather drawn to the decorative fretwork at this house.
Another portion of the garden in the next photograph.
A westbound Shore Line East train pulls into Guilford station on a sunny, warm summer evening, although the usual Shore Line trains aren’t my favorite, it’s still fun to shoot some trains right down the street from my house
A four engine 'Heavy' travels over Ireland on its journey from mainland Europe to the USA at an altitude of 30,000ft (5.5 miles).
Dublin - Ireland
A view of the MBTA's Needham Line Commuter Rail track as it passes under Centre Street in West Roxbury. Boston, Massachusetts, USA.
Una vista de la vía del tren de la línea Needham de la MBTA mientras pasa por debajo de Center Street en West Roxbury. Boston, Massachusetts, Estados Unidos.
Rural fence line that belongs to my wife’s family. Sometimes the beauty is right in front of our faces.
Mike D.
This walkway is in the Miramichi River on Middle Island in Miramichi, New Brunswick. European settlers landed here during the Great Potato Famine. There was much sickness on the ships and this Island became a quarantine stop for passengers .
Line to visit a cathedral in Lisbon. Unexpectedly, the line runs along a building that now houses a naval museum.
Human tongue cannot express the lightness, the clarity, the simplicity, the wonderful harmony which completely dispels all sense of heaviness…. A sea of light pours from above and dominates all this space, enclosed and yet free …. It creates a sense of inner transparency; the weightiness and limitations of the small and suffering self disappear; the self is gone, the soul is healed of it, losing itself in these arches and merging into them. It becomes the world: I am in the world and the world is in me…. This is indeed Sophia, the real unity of the world in the Logos, the coinherence of all with all, the world of divine ideas. It is Plato baptized by the Hellenic genius of Byzantium…. How true was our ancestors’ feeling in this temple, how right they were in saying that they did not know whether they were in heaven or on earth! Indeed, they were neither in heaven nor on earth, they were in St. Sophia—between the two: this is the metaxu of Plato’s philosophical intuition. St. Sophia is the last silent testimony to the future ages of the Greek genius: a revelation in stone.
-From an autobiographical essay called “Hagia Sophia,” cited in Andrew Louth, “Wisdom and the Russians: The Sophiology of Fr. Sergei Bulgakov,” in Where Shall Wisdom Be Found? Wisdom in the Bible, the Church, and the Contemporary World, ed. Stephen C. Barton (Edinburgh: T and T Clark, 1999), 169-81, at 178.
Muted sunset today. I accidentally left out something here, see if you can spot it!
Pandan Reservoir, Singapore.
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"The line_up is a paperwork series I developed since 2010. The“liners” are made out of paper (Din A3),
oil paint and graphite, the theme is the hermetical laws of polarity and movement. There is no ending and no beginning in any direction, just an endless movement. You have the possibility to arrange the papers like you want and that makes it an endless playground for my photo-work and the eyes of the viewers."
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