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Reflection in a window of the Louise T. Blum Institute, an art gallery in London W11. The red line is part of a James Turrell lighting installation in the windows.
Despite hours of persistent rain, Eagles the won Battle Line 59…again. Sorry for the sloppy, moist photographs. Hoping next week will see a dry Eagles victory.
Mooring line on a dock at Astoria Marine Construction Company (AMCC) located at the confluence of Jeffers Slough and the Lewis and Clark River - Astoria, OR.
Factoid:
Astoria Marine Construction, originally called Astoria Shipbuilding, was started in 1924. AMCC was originally a builder of fishing boats but became a leading builder of pleasure craft, including the Columbia River One Design. During the 1920s-1950s, AMCC built minesweepers, tugs and patrol boats for the military. It continues in business today as a repair yard.
During the almost nine decades of operation, chemicals used in boat building and repair have contaminated soil, groundwater and sediments. Investigations at the site revealed the petroleum, organotins, and heavy metals among the contaminants. The site has been proposed to the EPA's National Priorities List of contaminated sites.
30" Spent Catalyst Standpipe Expansion Joint with Abrasion Resistant Refractory & Pantographic Linkage
- Design Temp: 1050°F
- Design pressure: 19 PSIG
- Linkage designed to distribute axial compression between the two bellows
63" In-line Pressure Balanced Expansion Joint with Refractory-lining for a Clean Fuels Project
- Design Temp: 1200°F
- Design pressure: 15 PSIG
- Inconel® 625 LCF bellows
- A516 GR 70 carbon steel shell
48" Expansion Joint with 4" Thick Refractory-lining
- Design Temp: 1450°F
- Design pressure: 60 PSIG
- Inconel® 625 LCF bellows
- A516 GR 70 carbon steel weld ends, hinges and pantographic linkage
Taken from the Desert Road on New Zealand's north island. A line up of three volcanoes: Mt.Ruapehu, Mt. Ngauruhoe, and Mt. Tongariro, which together make up Mt. Tongariro National Park. The largest is Mt. Ruapehu, which also boasts 2 major ski fields, and is still an active volcano.
Tongariro Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
View of the State Line Generating Plant as viewed from underneath I-90 and along Indianapolis Blvd. (US 12, 20 & 41)
*3/2015 update -- State Line Generating Plant is the process of being demolished.
Turning the clock back to the good old days of EJ&E independence, an eastbound State Line load thunders along the Eastern Subdivision just to the west of Matteson back in September of 2008. The middle motor is a leased HLCX SD40-2 rebuild in a former Conrail/Erie Lackawanna SDP45 carbody.
Julie Larsen Maher © WCS - Unless otherwise noted, this image is the property of the Wildlife Conservation Society ("WCS") and is protected under United States and International copyright laws. Any and all use of this image must include a copyright notice and an appropriate credit line with the photographer's name. The image and its associated file information may not be copied, transmitted, stored, reproduced, displayed, altered or otherwise used in any way without the prior written permission of WCS.
Although in practical terms big, hulky American cars are by no means practical machines (especially here in the UK), there is a loveable nature to their size and luxury, and no big American car was more prominent than the Lincoln Continental, filled with all the fineries modern America could buy.
Pictured is a former station sign for the "South Shore Line" or as it is formerly known, the Chicago, South Shore, & South Bend. The South Shore Line is still in operation today and is known as America's last interurban. The South Shore still even does some street running in Michigan City.
And then, I traveled through the 32 floors of the corporate forest, past the sea of swirly-twirly cubicles, and then, I walked through the Lincoln conference room. And then, I caught a glimpse of the long shadows cast across the street as people walked by without seeing their giant within...but I did.
GWR 0-6-0 PT 4666 at Charley's Gate,
Bodmin and Wenford Railwa,y with a short branch line pasenger train.