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1960/07.R393. The train seen at Sheffield Park in previous shots proceeded up the line, complete with the camera crew aloft on STEPNEY.
At that time, the Bluebell Line was denied access to Horsted Keynes station and had to stop short a bit down the line. The sleepers visible in the grass on the left were ready for a gang of volunteers to build a temporary halt at this spot.
July, 1960. Copyright © Ron Fisher.
Operated by: McKinney Ave Transit Authority
Built in: ~1970
Manufacturer: n/a
Model: n/a
Notes: rebuilt custom body on stripped PCC streetcar chassis
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Seen here at the northern terminal of the M-Line, time to turn it around.
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An old telegraph line insulator - once used to help the telegraph wires working and keep those messages moving.
Waiting in line to get a commemorative November 5, 2008 Washi
Waiting in line to get a commemorative November 5, 2008 Washington Post. Two hour wait.
Front Line Assembly live at Festival Kinetik 4.0 in Montreal.
My first time seeing them live. They were pretty good, but I didn't like the like sound as much as their recorded sound.
This abandoned sign was recently uncovered in construction at Howard St terminal in Chicago (that side of the street might technically be Evanston--I'm not sure)
Snow squall crossing the Pocono Plateau escarpment, Monroe County, as seen from the Appalachian Trail.
The ECW bodied Leyland Tigers purchased for Green Line work in the early 1980's could probably be said to be some of the worst coaches ever used on the services, although perhaps slightly better than the LNC and SNC vehicles of a few years prior. Following the closure of London Country's Luton Garage in 1977 most coach services operating to and from the growing Luton Airport site had to be operated from St Albans Garage and as such SA received a number of these ECW bodied coaches. TPC 102X, TL2 is seen here on the side forecourt of SA circa 1983 displaying it's sign writing for Green Line Service 757 between London and Luton Airport to full effect. This vehicle was one of a number rebodied in the late 1980's and later operated for Midland Red North, Arriva and Carters Coaches of Colchester before being exported to Zambia.
Scanned from an acquired print.
Tokina 11-16mm f2,8
Heliport of the boat Mariela who covers the line between Helsinki and Stockholm.
Desde el Mirador del Higuerón, donde pueden verse mi pueblo y el Peñón de Gibraltar. Este lugar es un rincón muy tranquilo y agradable.
About 40 girders were set over two days at the Fresno Trench that will run parallel to a Union Pacific freight line near downtown Fresno.
Seen here at the old Hertford Garage in the mid-1980's is Leyland Tiger / Plaxton A124 EPA displaying the then current Green Line livery. The vehicle later worked for Southend Transport and then Meridian Line of Kneesworth.
Scanned from an acquired, un-copyrighted negative.
I recently did three drawings in response to Michael Pollan's discussions of feng shui in his book A Place Of My Own. To determine the proper site for a special reading hut he wanted to build, he began to investigate his backyard according to the principles of feng shui. At one point he is describing the flow of chi across a landscape. I wondered if similar paths could be discovered across a flat sheet of paper or in the conceptual space projected onto a piece of paper. So, I did three drawings to investigate this by drawing random lines without looking at the paper. I was surprised at the results. In this drawing I started my lines from an arc of nodes. Most of the lines extended to the top left of the drawing with a few exceptions which seem to extend from the top right to the bottom left. I get the feeling of a comet or meteor when I look at this one.
Mashpee, Massachusetts, April 5, 2012. Kate Iaquinto, a wildlife biologist for Monomoy National Wildlife Refuge works at a controlled burn at the Town of Mashpee Holland Hill Barrens area of Mashpee National Wildlife Refuge. Iaquinto helped keep the controlled burn contained by keeping its west flank watered. The burn reduced fire risk to neighboring homes and improved habitat for the New England cottontail. It was conducted by the Town of Mashpee, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, State of Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation, and Northeast Forest and Fire Management. Credit: Catherine J. Hibbard/USFWS
27 February 2005 saw the LTT's Foxhall by Tram event giving a rare opportunity for passengers to ride along the 1885 tramline in Princess Street for charity. A line up of three buses was provided outside the transport offices for photographs including newly restored Fylde 71 with Blackpool 516 and Ribble 1841.
On Jefferson Highway - U.S. Route 250
One Mile East of Charlottesville, Va.
Unrivaled Panoramic View of the "Sky Line"
Air-Conditioned Rooms with TV
Restaurant Adjoining
Phone 2-7106 For Reservations - Pool
Writing on the back says:
Oct - 1959
LeRoy, Inc.
28501F
CAPA-021086