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RailBlox Industries recently opened a new factory location. Here, they are loading their first load of products at the loading bay.
party on a page ;)
It's so nice to finally get around to some of these photos that have been on my hard drive for a while now ;) I'm often perplexed because I take so many photos that I want to include on my pages... i found this lovely template, storyboard action... it's AMAZING!! I think I will be printing photos like this more often for layouts.
Storyboard Action - to the 9's found at:
coffeeteaphotography.blogspot.com/2008/11/coffeeshop-to-9...
(btw... if you haven't ever used her stuff, I highly recommend it, she is AMAZING!)
Pacific National loading wheat at Yarrawonga, Victoria.
Later in the evening XR557 & BL26 will set off for Inverleigh near Geelong.
Tuesday 27th September 2022.
Class 56 56100 was heading for Redcar Mineral Terminal when recorded near South Bank. The hoppers were either for loading with imported coal or possibly coke for Scunthorpe Steel Works.
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Please let it load for 1 or 2 seconds more than you normally do for most images. Often, it will get more clear.
When I was a kid we called these Cyclone Fences, but the groups on Flickr call them Chain Link Fences. Nobody is being called right or wrong, just different. LOL
HFF
Dear Dave C. and other interested Flickrites:
I think the soul of this photo is all the baby trees being so carefully tended and protected. I believe, but do not know for sure, that they are Filbert (also called Hazelnut) trees. That is the State Nut of Oregon. (I thought I was, ha! ha!). Seriously, Hazelnuts have been subject to a horrible blight here in Oregon and many crops totally ruined. I was talking this over with a State employee (I don't know his name or title), but I was asking him about the horrible damage done to Oregon's filbert crops. I asked if there were something that could be sprayed to kill the blight. He said, "No, nothing will likely ever kill it completely; but things have been developed that will weaken it substantially."
I'm thinking these baby trees with the protective white covers may have been treated with as good as was available so far in our Oregon agriculture.
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Loading of the HAA hoppers was underway and once completed, Cardiff Canton's Class 37/5 37689 would take 7B64 from Tower Colliery via Aberdare to the Phurnacite plant at Abercwmboi.
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Loading hoppers at the Hope Construction Materials operated Dowlow Quarry. I don't know if trains are still loaded under here as most trains appear to be filled by a front end loader on the line off to the right of this view.
well, I made the photo big to be the focus but then my title got big too......oh well! Sorry for the bad pic I finished this at night at the lighting isn't great....but heh I got it done!!! Yeah me! 21 layouts and still going strong!
Near Bahir Dar, Ethiopia. A second image of the villagers encountered on the road to the falls on the Blue Nile. They all had dresses from the same green fabric, although each was a different style. Their loads were huge. Note the faint Christian cross on the forehead of the woman on the right.
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6Z20, DCR's 08:38 York Holgate - Butterwell box wagons stand at the Potland Burn Surface mine loading pad on 6 December 2013. The driver returns to the cab after detaching 56303 to enable it to run round. Towards the rear of the train wheeled loaders (sometimes called diggers or buckets) have begun loading the train.
Except for the tracked sidewalk snow plow which is 3 studs wide, all the other vehicles are 6 studs wide body, with 5 studs wide cabin. We received a lot of snow this winter, and this is what inspired me to build a fleet of snow removal equipment to clear the roads, apron, taxiways and the landing strip of the airbase. I also wish to pay tribute to our snow removal teams that work in harsh conditions, day and night to clear roads and parking lots so the rest of us can go about their daily business. The "yellow" fleet is made up of two tracked walk way snow plows, two dumper plow trucks, one salter-plow truck, two loaders, two dusters and one blower.
The Arcade & Attica Railroad's 1920 Alco Consolidation #18 brings a couple of empty covered hoppers down the interchange track on the west side of the village of Arcade, NY, heading for Arcade Junction and a connection with the Buffalo & Pittsburgh Railroad, just over half a mile ahead. There, the cars will be dropped on a siding for pick-up by the next local freight.
Although well-known for their steam tourist excursions, the Arcade & Attica is primarily a shortline freight railroad, serving agricultural and industrial customers with facilities along its line, which stretches northeast out of Arcade as far as North Java, NY. While freight ops on this line are primarily done with GE center-cab diesels, the railroad does occasionally make freight moves with the steam locomotive, if it happens to be hot when needed.
This image was captured during a May 2025 photo shoot on New York's Arcade & Attica Railroad, which featured Consolidation #18 hauling both freight and passenger consists. As of 2025, the Arcade & Attica is the only tourist railroad in New York State that regularly runs steam tourist operations.
66621 is the second Freightliner class 66 to load up with coal at Cwmbargoed today. Having arrived earlier working 4C94 06:47 East Usk Yard to Cwmbargoed.
Mercato Market in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, is simply HUGE, reputed to be the largest open market in all of East Africa. Everything is sold there from spices to recycled plastic items - 09/10/2018
Nikon D7200
Æ’/2.8
35.0 mm
1/1000 @ ISO 500
Flash (off, did not fire)
The view of an old loading dock of an abandoned factory as seen from one of the offices in the building where I work.
For me, the appeal of this scene lays in the juxtaposition of the orderly patterning in the bricks against the abstractions of the distressed door. There is a ton of fine textures and detail in the subject so I designed the image to minimize complexity in lighting and composition keeping even lighting and nice orderly symmetry in the framing.
The Great Lakes ship Buffalo loading gypsum at the National Gypsum Company's facility in Alabaster Township, Michigan. Lake Huron.
Img P4292c.
A layout about my daughter's new role as a mother.
Sketch from Pencillines
pp and embellishments: Crate Paper's Little Sprout line
small alphas: ADORNit
60020 'The Willows' has a bit of a day off with just load 5 on the 1029 Margam - Dee Marsh. 15-3-17.
I must say i was caught out a bit compositionally with this short load and it was flying up here faster than the preceding unit!
Load Haul liveried 56084 heads 6E09 – 15:44 Eturia – Tees Yard loaded with steel sections in the evening sun on Thursday 9th May 1996.
a page about my favorite pair of shoes...
I have to give credit to two scrappers for this one:
first to scrappin barb for the idea and
second to nadinejust@blogspot.com for the design.
pp is from basic grey Hang 10 - anyone remember that line? from lonnnng ago.
Heavyweights on the feed swing.
Western Jackdaws ☻ (Corvus monedula) ☻ Dohlen
Belastungstest
Schwergewichte auf der Futterschaukel.