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Bolted to the floor, neatly lined up, a row of stools aboard the 1934 GWR Buffet car 9631.
Seen at Steam : The Museum of the GWR.
by Amateur Architecture Studio
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The Black Falcons line up nicely at Ohakea Air Base in Feilding, New Zealand. This was the RNZAF's 80th anniversary and there were International militaries from the UK, US, Australia, Canada, Singapore, Japan and New Caledonia that entertained us with a wide array of aircraft with some spectacular air and ground displays. – via 500px ift.tt/2mlBw8c
More detail here but briefly: just north of Edgware off the main road near Brockley Hill you can find a field full of broken down and heavily graffiti-ed arches for a viaduct covering a stretch of the northern line that was never completed.
They're mostly covered in brambles at the moment!
Bradford & Bingley secure possession from a line out at Wagon Lane during a 39-22 defeat by local rivals Ilkley in rugby union's North One East league. This setback, by five tries to two, in the Aire-Wharfe derby leaves Bees deep in relegation trouble.
Admission: £6 (including 24-page programme). Attendance: 275.
Mansfield Woodhouse, Robin Hood Line. The shed on the right is used for the terminating service from Nottingham.
Disused railway line in Broadway, Worcs. The GWR heritage railway will hopefully be running trains along this stretch one more within the next few years
This photo meets the project goals by using the lines to draw your eyes to the face at the end. To take this picture I met my friend at a park in my neighborhood, and we walked over to a seesaw and I lined up my camera down the middle and had her look through the other end. While editing I brightened the picture, adjusted the vibrance, and slightly adjusted the saturation. I think I did well with using the theme line in the picture. I wish could of changed this picture by having her move her hood so its not in the picture.
Workshop "A originalidade do olhar", com Ernesto Tarnoczy , realizado entre 25 e 27/08/06 pelo Salvador Foto Clube.
It's rare. There is only 1 set of the trains called "type 06". Though there are lots of very similar one called "type 07"
This show had a '57, '58, '59 and '61. Not a bad turnout! The '59 hood was smooth which looks better (to me) than the '58 washboard hood.
The First Great Western High Speed Train working the 10.22 from London Paddington to Hereford on Tuesday, May 10, 2011, is side-on to the sun as it approaches the road bridge north of Chilson. The new track has yet to be straightened out, stressed and welded here.
The CALS Summer Scoop on July 26 was a great way to beat the heat! Hundreds came from around the college to celebrate with some delicious Perry's ice cream.
Photo by Kathryn Cokdren
PIC © Sandy Young 07970 268944
Specially selected passengers have taken a trip on the Borders to Edinburgh railway a day ahead of the opening of the new Scottish Borders rail line to the general public.
The owners of a Golden Ticket traveled on three trains leaving Tweedbank, Galashiels and Stow, each carrying 160 passengers.
Others making the trip were nominated by the public or won competitions.
The 30 miles of new track between Tweedbank in the Borders and Edinburgh opens to the public on Sunday.
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