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Maunsell S15 number 828 pases Claverton near Bath with 1Z90, 'The Itchen-Avon Explorer' from Eastleigh to Bristol Temple Meads on 23 September, 1995. The term ‘line of beauty’ was coined by artist William Hogarth to describe an aesthetically pleasing ‘S’- shaped line often found in paintings.
"Trojan" heads down the branch line at Didcot Railway Centre during the April 2023 "Victorian Weekend".
Locomotive: 1897-built Great Western Railway Avonside Engine Company 0-4-0ST 1340 "Trojan".
Location: The Great Western Society's Didcot Railway Centre, Oxfordshire.
CP 6025 and 5023 head north on the Albert Lea Sub through Castle Rock with train J37. I made it to Northfield depot in time to see this train but an inconvenient cloud came in to ruin the scene but the chase was on and I pulled off highway 3 and got to this crossing just in time and saw the farm there and figured that would be a nice prop to frame with, not bad for having about 20 seconds to spare.
For all the young'uns out there that are used to seeing pictures of multiple tracks in the Powder River, here's one from 21 years ago when it was still single track with 4 to 6 mile long sidings so multiple trains could squeeze in for fleeting.
1994 was the year of the C44-9W's and here a brand new 8696 leads another -9 and one of the "old" C40-8's through the curves just south of Walker, WY.
The subgrade for the second track is in place and compacted, just waiting for ties, rail and ballast. For the time being it made a very good road to get to some of the backcountry that wasn't easily accessible otherwise. And nobody cared!
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Original photo from Jérémy Lelièvre - flic.kr/p/cczR27
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The sign said ROAD CLOSED BUSINESS ONLY and I was on business so down I went and what a surprise finding this structure so close to town!!
It has been a long time since I uploaded something. Mainly because I'm doing this course on photography and up till now I didn't shoot anything decent. Our new assignment is all about composition and design. We have to shoot lines. But that's not all. The lines have to add to the picture. Hearing what the assignment was about I immediately had to think about the University Library of Utrecht. So, this afternoon I went there and shot this line...
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Clipped wings, I was a broken thing
Had a voice, had a voice but I could not sing
You would wind me down
I struggled on the ground
So lost, the line had been crossed
Had a voice, had a voice but I could not talk
You held me down
I struggle to fly now
But there's a scream inside that we all try to hide
We hold on so tight, we cannot deny
Eats us alive, oh it eats us alive
Yes, there's a scream inside that we all try to hide
We hold on so tight, but I don't wanna die, no
I don't wanna die, I don't wanna die
And I don't care if I sing off key
I find myself in my melodies
I sing for love, I sing for me
I shout it out like a bird set free
No I don't care if I sing off key
I find myself in my melodies
I sing for love, I sing for me
I'll shout it out like a bird set free
I'll shout it out like a bird set free
I'll shout it out like a bird set free
Now I fly, hit the high notes
I have a voice, have a voice, hear me roar tonight
You held me down
But I fought back loud
Track workers effect repairs to the line, temporarily interrupted by a train coming through, in this case JS 8081, with another load of coal for the washery.
With a low evening sun it made great reflections along the railway....after the last train.
There will be a few in this set!
The Longhai Line between Baoji and Tianshui offers a number of incredible sights. While the original line crept along the hillsides, it was upgraded several times, and only rather short stretches of the original line are still used. Instead, a large number of long bridges were built to replace it, one of which you can see here.
Despite the efforts to upgrade the old line, a completely new high-speed line is being built nearby, going straight through the mountains!
The train is headed towards Tianshui and is hauled by a HXD1.1 locomotive.