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The Potash Local rolls east with 35 empty covered hoppers just east of Brendel. It is at Brendel that the train will depart the mainline (and the Green River Sub), and enter the Cane Creek Sub. The train already has their warrant from the dispatcher, so they are ready to head south.
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Power station seen between Jinzhou and Nanpiao in Liaoning Province, China. This is typical of the smaller local power stations that are slowly being replaced by much larger regional operations.
Another shot of the local from back in October before all the leaves fell off the trees. Single carload of plastic pellets for the trash can maker in DeSoto, KS.
A local and a Navy mate. We go back a very long way! I was glad to see him in good health! He served 26 years and not one photo! I sorted that out very quickly. I was never without a camera in my hand!
Some pictures taken by the late Michael Cleary. 1983 (late in the year I believe). Hillingdon Council subsidised the route. Hence the odd livery. This is Rickmansworth station.
Montecorto es una localidad y municipio español situado en la parte occidental de la provincia de Málaga, en la comunidad autónoma de Andalucía.
Una parte del término municipal de Montecorto está incluida dentro del parque natural Sierra de Grazalema (declarado Reserva de la Biosfera por la Unesco y Zona de Especial Protección para las Aves -ZEPA-).
El pueblo está situado a los pies del Pico Malaver.
El entorno de Montecorto está lleno de agua, y éste es el motivo por el que uno de sus monumentos más importante es la Fuente del Dolmen. Construida en 2006 y ubicada en la plaza Pablo Ruiz Picasso.
Montecorto cuenta con una acequia que suministra agua a las tierras de cultivo de la zona llamada la acequia Benito, este canal de piedra comienza en un espacio llamado "los doce pilares" y termina su recorrido en un molino de agua.
Cerca de la Fuente del Dolmen encontramos la iglesia de Nuestra Señora del Carmen, patrona de Montecorto. Tras varios derrumbes y reformas por motivos naturales, fue reconstruida por última vez en 2002.
El agua es el origen de la vida y el origen de Montecorto está estrechamente relacionado con la abundancia de agua.
El agua de lluvia se cuela entre las sierras calizas hasta encontrar una capa de terreno impermeable donde se almacena en grandes cantidades, formando un acuífero, o aljibe subterráneo de grandes dimensiones, que se extiende aproximadamente desde Ronda hasta Olvera.
El Nacimiento de Montecorto es en realidad un fallo geológico, una grieta por la que el agua almacenada se vierte al arroyo de Montecorto, recorriendo el pueblo por sus antiguas acequias y llenando de vida a su paso, casas, fuentes, jardines y huertas. Este es tan solo uno de los tres manantiales de Montecorto. Siguiendo esta misma calle, en un corto paseo hacia las casas más altas del pueblo, podréis encontrar los otros dos; el de los Doce Pilares y el del Rincón del Nacimiento.
Gracias al agua también pudo tener Montecorto la primera electricidad, forzando la caida del agua desde este punto hasta la fábrica de luz de la calle La Fuente.
I'm in New Orleans for a few days at a trade show. Had a muffaletta from the Central Market for lunch. Dinner was at Vincents, a local Italian place off the beaten path. Had to take the trolley to get there. Tomorrow probably will be barbecue oysters from Drago's. Can you tell New Orleans is all about the food?
Explored May 17 2011
a few of the photos i have taken while on my once a day short exerciser walk this week at a beck a short distance from my home .
thank you for viewing , stay safe everyone .
Any landscape photographer exploring Loch Lomond is likely to have visited this local celebrity tree!
Maryland Midland local freight UBEG (Union Bridge/Emory Grove) makes it's way eastbound passing the stone plant in Cedarhurst, MD, June 7, 2018. Nikon F, 135mm lens, 1/500th @f5.6, Fujichrome RVP-100.
Seen storming up the incline near Redmire on the Wensleydale Railway. Bolton Castle dominates the background, one of the best preserved medieval castles in the UK
Bolton Castle is a 14th-century castle located in Wensleydale, Yorkshire, England (grid reference SE03379183). The nearby village Castle Bolton takes its name from the castle. The castle is a Grade I listed building and a Scheduled Ancient Monument. The castle was damaged in the English Civil War, and “slighted” afterwards, but much of it survived. It has never been sold and is still in the ownership of the descendants of the Scrope family.