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A grainy photo of BR Pressed steel built class 117 DMU set B436 made up of 51334, 59500 and 51376 as it heads south south at Tuffley junction in Gloucester with a local service to Bristol Temple Meads in the late 1980's
Photo taken with my old Pentax ME Super 35mm film camera and scanned from my original 35mm film negative
This picture may not really demonstrate what I want to demonstrate. I haven't worked with Panos in a long time. This one is very imperfect.
The north end (left) of the pond used to be colder than the south (right) end. This has been reversed, at least for a couple of months. You may or may not be able to see that there is a thin skein of ice on the south end....None on the north end. Same thing for the past 2 months. Odd.
(Might help to make the image larger)
Kharagpur (KGP) bound 68631 (Howrah-Kharagpur) EMU local is slowly crawling into platform number - 04 at Bagnan station !!
Sun's out at last. GWR Collett '57XX' 0-6-0PT no.L92 (5786) passes over Oldbury Viaduct at Daniels Mill, Bridgnorth, with the returning 13:37 Hampton Loade-Bridgnorth local.
Our local parks are such splendid places. Some use the park for walking, some for dog walking, some for running and others for group activities. We must try not to forget those who work to keep the park a pleasant place to visit.
Grant Palmer's Plaxton Primo YN08 NLE pictured in Stanbridge Road, working local Leighton Buzzard route 36A this morning.
India.
Starting our safari in Tadoba National park.
Our first afternoon we visited a village close to our lodge.
BNSF SD40-2’s 1754 and 1615 rest in Springfield, MO. These two units are now in service as the power for the local that serves downtown. The green H2 paint is starting to show through on the trucks.
On their way west with the "South West Steam Supreme" tour, passengers and locals take the opportunity to flock to the front of the train for photos as Y112, D3 639, and J515 pause at Winchelsea to cross a Melbourne-bound train from Warrnambool.
On June 21st 1997, the Australian Railway Historical Society organised the "South Western Steam Supreme" tour from Melbourne to Colac, celebrating the 140th anniversary of the Geelong line. J515 and D3 639 started from Melbourne to Geelong: at Geelong, the D3 was uncoupled and J515 - with A66 assisting at the rear - attacked the climb out of Geelong to South Geelong. At South Geelong, Y112 and the D3 were added to the front of the train, and progressed onwards to Colac.
MRL's Darby Local near Victor, Montana in May 2010. The following year, a flood washed out sections of the line and service was canceled until May 2012. Photo by Justin Franz/Copyright 2013
DME Rochester Local
The DME based a wayfreight out of Rochester for my entire memory. It lasted into the CP days, but in the past few years it's been run 3 days a week out of Waseca.
Here, the local is pulling a gon out of the scrap yard. This trackage is the former "Oil City", a concentration of oil dealerships on the south side of Rochester. By this time, most of the dealerships had closed and none had rail service. As one might predict, one night in the 1950s, several of the businesses caught fire. It was beyond the city limits at the time, so water had to be hauled in to fight the fire.
Photo by Ben Pennington. Collection of Ryan Heath.
"Love Local," the idea behind Boston Public Market, the indoor, year-round marketplace between City Hall and the Haymarket.
Optare Solo M710SE
Paignton Bus Station
10th March 2017
Farewell to Local Link who ceased operating stage services on 31st March 2017.
Lens: Nikkor 35mm f/1.4 AI-S
Aperture: f/4 ?
Filter: Hoya Polarizer
ISO: 400
Cam: Nikon D5100
RAW (NEF): air.oldstable.org/raws/local-sightseeing-spot.nef
You can enjoy a sunset from this house in late summer :)
Shot of the local road in the rural area near the Yangshuo town in Guanxi Province, China, taken from the bus from the bus. More photos from the trip coming in the next days!
Sandstone cliffs at Torrey Pines State Beach, California.
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It was hard to find out many details for this event before I arrived in the Aveyron but it was well worth the trip.
Pat Murphy was a longtime mechanic and owner of a service station along U.S. 45 in Arcola, Illinois. Until the coming of the interstate highway system, U.S. Route 45 was at 440 miles the longest highway in Illinois. Murphy once was a ride along mechanic in the Indianapolis 500 and once repaired the engine of the plane of Charles Lindbergh after engine troubles forced him to make an emergency landing near Lovington, Illinois.
Murphy was featured as a "town celebrity" in a 1977 segment of the famed Charles Kuralt series "On the Road. This mural paying tribute to Murphy is along Route 45 and was created by Chris Lovelady and Aaron Taylor.