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Cold foggy afternoon down at Pickerings Pasture local nature reserve on the banks of the River Mersey at Halebank.......Please. note ALL pictures on this Photostream are Copyright Protected ..
One thing I don't have alot of in my winter travels is stuck trains. Here in 2010, L572 was stuck at MP 408 on the Omaha Sub, west of Yetter, IA. Bad power and big drifts brought this train to halt for about 30 hours. Took contractors 12 hours of digging and 4 more locomotives to get this puppy unstuck. This crew got stranded on the train here too for 12 hours with bad weather and roads, and ended up on duty around 25 hours strait. West of Ft Dodge is a whole another world of railroading in the winter, some fun, some not!.
Union Pacific GP60 no. 2024 leads the YMY58 local as the crew prepares to set out two tank cars at Cadiz in Dallas. Photo April 2016.
Nothing too groundbreaking here. Just a view I have appreciated every time I ride my bike on this road. Only a few miles from my house here in Independence, Oregon. I feel so fortunate to live in such a beautiful place and have these views just a few minutes from where I live.
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The Palm Valley Lutheran Church in Round Rock, TX
Historical Marker Text:
In area first claimed in 1838 by white men. Valley bears name of the Anna Palm family, 1853 Swedish settlers. "Brushy", the first Lutheran church (of logs), was built here by Andrew John Nelson and 3 hired men in 1861. This also housed early school. Congregation was formally organized Nov. 27, 1870. Second church, built 1872, was used for sessions of Palm Valley School. Present Gothic Revival style building was erected in 1894. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1970
www.williamson-county-historical-commission.org/Round_roc...
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The downpour from cyclone Dovi sluiced groundwater into our local reservoir so now we're on boiled or bottled drinking water for a while. Sigh...
A large flock have been on a field 2 days now but just not close enough for a decent shot.
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ST44-1111 with local freight train from Pszczółki to Zajączkowo Tczewskie passes over the line no. 9. The route of the train was just couple of kms. April 7, 2001.
Photo by Jarek / Chester
ST44-1111 z pociągiem zdawczym z Pszczółek do Zajączkowa Tczewskiego przejeżdża wiaduktem nad linią nr 9. 7 kwietnia 2001 roku.
Fot. Jarek / Chester
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A local branch line freight sits fully assembled on a siding in the yard in front of the passenger depot, awaiting orders to depart on its run, delivering a few loads to lineside businesses overnight, when traffic is light.
This pretty scene was created at New Hampshire's Conway Scenic Railroad during a 2008 photo shoot organized by Historic Transport Preservation (HTP) and led by John Craft and Jim Gunning. Featured here is the railroad's 1921-vintage, ex-Canadian National Switcher #7470 and a string of vintage (and geographically appropriate) freight cars. The setting is the old Boston & Maine depot in North Conway, which was built in 1874. For this event, the locomotive's handrails and tires, which are normally white, were blackened to match the look that the engine sported in actual service. The tender logo was also re-lettered for the Canadian National Railway. A long-time viewer of my photos informed me some years ago that this engine spent its last working years at the CN Mimico Yard in Toronto, ON. He indicated that she never ventured more than 5 miles from that yard in regular service and has likely put on a lot more road miles in New Hampshire than she ever did in Canada.
Blue pictures are by locals. Red pictures are by tourists. Yellow pictures might be by either.
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This local originated in the yard at Burlington, washington a few miles to the east, and is seen here spotting a feed mill next to SR 20 on the Anacortes Branch.
Sept 04, 2011
Reserva ecológica Albufera en el Balneario Reta
www.balnearioreta.com/masleidas/vn.asp?n=89
Reta es una localidad balnearia del partido de Tres Arroyos. Un sitio hermoso y tranquilo a orillas del Atlántico, de anchas y parejas playas. Es uno de los balnearios de la ciudad cabecera de Tres Arroyos, a 89 km, una ciudad agroindustrial importante.
la etimología de albufera nos lleva a la lengua griega. El concepto alude a una laguna que se sitúa en un litoral y que presenta agua salada o salobre. Las albuferas se encuentran separadas del océano por una franja de arena más o menos ancha, aunque se mantiene comunicada al mar en ciertos sectores.
Una albufera, también llamada albúfera en Hispanoamérica, es un cúmulo de agua salada o ligeramente salobre, separada del mar por una lengua o cordón de arena pero en comunicación con el mar por uno o más puntos
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Reserve écologique Albufera dans le Balneario Reta
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Reta est una localité balnéaire du partido de Tres Arroyos . Un très bel endroit tranquille au bord de l'Atlantique, avec de larges plages . C'est une ville balnéaire de la ville de Tres Arroyos , à 89kms , une ville agroindustrielle très importante .