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Edoardo Bennato www.youtube.com/watch?v=4VnCN0iGlUQ
Noi tutti dobbiamo rompere la fila...non sempre l'obbedienza è una virtù.....Combattiamo contro tutti i dogmi
We all must break the line...Not always obiedence is virtue...Let's fight against every dogma
Part of the covered area in front of the Scottish Parliament building in Edinburgh. To the untrained eye the building looks like all the bits left over from other rejected ideas. Odd corners look quite inventive and pleasing, but the whole does nothing for me. Like these lines against the sky though.
Amtraks eastbound "Empire Builder" is seen at Portage, Wisconsin on July 16th, 1992 with Soo 4603-Amt 367 and 12 cars. Having the Soo engine up front made it worth chasing....I would think that this wasn't too normal of a practice over the Soo Line at this time, so I'm guessing the train probably needed an engine enroute.
Soo GP40 #4603 was built by EMD as Soo #735 in March of 1967.
AMTK F40PHR 3367 was built by EMD in May of 1981.
5ème Rétro festival de Caen 2012
Hippodrome de la prairie
en 1954 Pontiac sort sa 5 000 000è voiture
1954 1ère année de la Star Chief , haut de gamme de la marque .
5 baguettes Sliver Streak sur les Star Chief et 4 sur les Chieftain
Longueur : 5,427 m
Largeur : 1,947 m
Hauteur : 1,611 m
Empattement : 3;150 m
Poids : 1690 kg
Moteur : 8 cylindres en ligne 4078 cm3 / 248.9 cui
Puissance : 91 kW / 122 ch
Vitesse maxi : 140 km/h / 87 mph
0 à 60 km/h : 15,2 s
0 à 100 km/h : 16,4 s
For a few miles Union Pacific's mainline between North Platte and Cheyenne ducks down into Colorado before bouncing back north. Here at The state line between Nebraska and Colorado we see a westbound grain train about to enter Colordao with a UP-SP-UP-SP-UP lash up. UP 844 was sitting behind me waiting to head east.
A line of travellers having their last smoke before going through the barriers at Cardiff Central Train Station, Wales.
I apologize ahead of time to anyone I might offend by the posting of this photo--but I have to say that its one of the strangest things I've ever seen. We stopped in at the local marina to see how frozen things are and were getting ready to leave when an object on the overhead powerline caught my eye. I have no good theory as to what led to this squirrel's demise.
Taken in about 1973
Withdrawn BR Clayton Class 17s at St Rollox carriage sidings, on a misty day in around 1973, with blue-liveried D8574 nearest the camera..
The class were unloved and unreliable, and some only lasted around 5 years in service.. D8574 had entered service in 1964, and was withdrawn at the end of 1971, and was finally scrapped in September 1975.
Amazingly, one of the class survived - after being sold off for industrial use - and today (2023) is based at the Chinnor and Princes Risborough Railway, and has been in operation on the Severn Valley Railway..
Restored from an over-exposed faded pink-colour-shifted original..
Original slide - property of Robert Gadsdon
A Ford Taunus 12m Turnier at the Stadtpark-Revival in Hamburg.
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The Fallowfield loop line was opened in 1892 and ran round the south side of Manchester, linking Sheffield Victoria with Manchester Central.
The large building in the background was Reddish MPD which was opened in 1954, to maintain the EM1 and EM2 locomotives that would operate over the 1500v DC Woodhead Line and also the 506 emu's which operated the Manchester-Glossop services.
The depot closed on the 30th July 1983 and the last freight train on the Fallowfield Loop Line was behined 47443 on a Freightliner from Trafford Park in October 1988.
This was the view from Station Road looking towards Hyde Road Junc a few months after the line had closed, the Fallowfield Loop line is now a cycle path.
9th February 1989
I can't help thinking of a line of Battleships - with their attendant small escort vessels...
Horrible light - dull, overcast, slight drizzle.
Norio (on the table), Tigger (in front of the heater), and Yuba (still in his new igloo), all lined up (sort of) in an unusual portrait of one gray and two (our only two now) non-gray cats.
One of series of reflections on ferrofluid. My aim is to use ferrofluid to reflect light in ways never seen before
This is the Clothes Line sculpture by Brian Callinan which aligns with the clear, distant horizon. It’s reminiscent of a clothesline: a transient place to hang temporary (sometimes dirty) washing and refers to Brexit, together with the positive and negatives of migration. Brian says the piece features “Distress, longing, belonging and remorse and asks questions like: What are we doing? And why are we doing it? “ ///rise.headings.limits #what3words #portland