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I spent a few days traveling in Connemara with my great photo buddy. While we were looking for nice spots for landscape shots I could not miss an opportunity to take a few portraits.
1932 Morris Isis sports coupe.
In present ownership since August 2002.
Photo with kind permission of [https://www.flickr.com/photos/34679063@N04].
MU - Murau
Austria is also making progress with the ticking off of the codes, uh, I mean, it went on until Corona. There are still three left.
Seen in Leipzig, about 720km from home.
An old Delaware Lackawanna & Western Railroad multiple unit (MU) commuter coach sits abandoned among the weeds and trash trees in Stewartstown PA. Inside can be seen what's left of the control stand along with the broken out windscreen.
Kodak Tri-X Pan, Rolleicord lll
Fifty-six year old SEPTA MU car 9125 spends the weekend at West Trenton, New Jersey. Incredibly, the car is in revenue service in relatively fresh paint, its third paint scheme. Beginning life in 1931 as part of the electrification of Reading’s suburban Philadelphia service, the self-propelled coach was painted like the rest of the fleet, in Reading’s dark Pullman Green, and was numbered 870. In the mid-1960’s, the 870 was one of 38 MU cars that were rebuilt by the railroad, renumbered , and repainted blue with a large white window-band stripe. Now numbered 9125, the car was a part of the so-called “blueliner” fleet, serving in revenue service until 1990. The 9125 then was assigned to wire train service until the early 2000’s. Today the car still exists, languishing at the New Hope and Ivyland Railroad.
This image is particularly special to me. I've fallen for the Owens Valley after an introductory sojourn, and this is a fine keepsake. Somehow I didn't see owl whilst out amongst rocks. The pattern is what I intended to bring back with me. A single frame of it. An accentuated path toward the depths. Being that I remember specifically scanning these cavities for nesting birds, this was a big surprise!
Officially known as Trichaptum biforme this specimen was found near Toomsuba, Mississippi. The algal growth on it was so dense it was difficult to distinguish features in order to identify it. This is a wood borne fungus which is quite common in the area on fallen logs.
This boy needs a bit of love~
Still needs a body and I missed his mussy face~ So decided to take a quick snap =D
Illinois Central Railroad Pullman 1236 at Stewart Ridge station, on the south side of Chicago, Illinois, June 27, 1965, Kodachrome by Chuck Zeiler. This was a fan trip on the IC's Electric Division, I don't recall the sponsor, perhaps the Central Electric Railfans' Association. The pictured MU car was number 1236, built in 1928 by Pullman. This was the motor of a motor-trailer pair.