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Soo Line 1003 heads to Horicon, WI. Trip was sponsered by the Soo Line 1003 and Historic Transport Preservation
sometimes those rays of sunlight warms you..ok...now the winter isnt so cold anymore lol
today a studyday...ok...for my boss it was...;D
Dragon Line Art ~ Avatar inspired dragon. He has skin and stripes instead of scales, a mane like a horse instead of stiff frills, and he has long ears instead of holes. ~ 8/6/12
A very active train track. I didn't dare go near it, trains passing every 15 minutes. Probally one of my final images from our little trespassing adventure!
The controversial Beacon Line is a remnant of the many lines that once crossed the interior of Dutchess County. Metro-North took over the tracks for use as a service line and to preserve for potential future service. However, the tracks currently see no use.
Unitrans buses in line for washing in the afternoon some time following the end of day service. This is probably early fall or late spring since it's still light out when Support Services is doing this. 40' Gillig Phantom #4616 (formerly Yolobus) is the only one I know for sure, but I'd probably say that's 4735 behind the w/c GMC and the Gilling in the washer.
At Ryerson University, people say Stop Line 9.
Enbridge's Line 9 tar sands pipeline plan is all risk and no reward for communities along the pipeline's route. Say No to Line 9. For more information, visit www.NoLine9.ca
Learn more about the Stop Line 9 photo action: ow.ly/q1HX0
Once an incredibly busy and complex plant, by 1995 State Line was a shadow of its former self. Many of the secondary tracks had long since been removed, and even the C&WI and Monon main lines had been abandoned.
Caetano Nimbus bodied Dennis Dart SLF training bus, MV52WSV, pictured in Longmead Road, Ewell, on 17th December 2010.
Grand Central operated Alstom 'Coradia 1000' Class 180 number 180 104 is seen passing Pelaw Metro Station on the Durham Coast line working 5A61, 0818 Tyne S.S. - Sunderland ECS.
Die schwedische Reederei Stena Line hat sich seit ihrer Gründung im Jahr 1962 zu einem der größten Fährunternehmen der Welt entwickelt. Heute transportieren die insgesamt 35 Stena Line Schiffe jedes Jahr auf 18 eigenen Routen fast 16 Millionen Passagiere, 3 Millionen Fahrzeuge und 1,8 Millionen Frachteinheiten zwischen den Niederlanden und Großbritannien, auf der Irischen See sowie auf der Ostsee zwischen Dänemark, Norwegen, Schweden, Polen und Deutschland.