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The Brampton Plough Day and Country fayre took place on Sunday 5th Sept. A family day out with a competition ploughing match (A ploughing match is a contest between people who each plough part of a field. Nowadays there are usually classes for horse-drawn ploughs and for tractor ploughing. Points are awarded for straightness and neatness of the resulting furrows).
The tractor in the picture is a vintage David Brown.
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Amtrak's Southwest Chief had just departed Fort Madison and was approaching the Mississippi River crossing on a cloudy day in 1995.
When Amtrak used equipment that matched, it looked pretty nice. Unfortunately, when Amtrak decided to go with that bland Phase V paint on their locomotives, the equipment no longer matched the power.
One moment of magic, or one big moment to capture the match. (John Plumtree)
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(photo by Freya)
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East Barnet, Hertfordshire.
After night frosts, lying snow sticks around in December - the month of the lowest sun.
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In the 1990s Burlington Northern rebuilt two ex-Northern Pacific F9s for executive train service. They traveled around the system until the merger with Santa Fe, when they were sent to the Illinois Railway Museum. Unfortunately, IMHO, they were painted in one of worst paint schemes ever designed for a diesel locomotive - it was just ghastly. I mean, what idiot comes up with a design that paints the roof of a diesel white? Just picture this train with proper BN green cars and the Fs in green with the passenger white "hockey stick" instead.
This view shows the A-B set of Fs pulling a special south at Brook Park, Minn. on Sept. 14, 1995. I'll give it one thing - at least the cars and locomotives match.
Thankfully this scheme was given its proper burial after the merger with the Santa Fe.
The early morning sun has risen just high enough to illuminate the Delaware-Lackawanna Railroad (DL) pair of Erie Lackawanna heritage units, sitting quiet near Bridge 60. Both units are ALCO Century C425 models, with 2461 sporting an earlier E-L scheme and 2452 painted in the later - and more common - scheme.
Yes I´m alive, in vacation and really nice don´t make anything for a week.
Ok... in the last day will be the golden Jabulani, called JO´BULANI.
But maybe I´ll see the match on TV.
Lets will see if the Octopus Paul is right on this match.
Good lucky to my friends Dutch and Spanish.
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The Cumberland and Knox Railroad is the newest operator of Maine's scenic Rockland Branch, and one that I am particularly hopeful for. I've always had a fondness for this line, due to its scenic route, troubled past, and my childhood memories of hoping to see a freight train along it. Today, the cement traffic from Thomaston seems to be picking up in recent months, with promises of more customers soon as well. Additionally, the pieces are coming together on passenger excursions to be offered on the line soon. The future looks bright and I hope to spend more time on this railroad as this hopeful growth unfolds.
On this day, I came up for some food and Christmas shopping, but needed something to kill time between my breakfast at Frosty's and lunch at Sea Dog (both places I frequent and highly recommend). As luck would have it, C&K was running west with one of the longest trains the branch has seen in recent memory. The matched power, despite being leasers, was definitely a welcome sight. This would provide the perfect time for a chase back into Brunswick, before we parted ways. The train to pick up a handful of cars at Hardings to bring to Rockland, and myself to get some long-awaited food. All in all, a day well spent!
Bath, ME ~ 12-28-2025
Halfway through an imposed 10 day health isolation period, I have had ample time to observe greedy Bluejays feeding off of my wife's overly generous helpings of shelled peanuts.
One ability they have that even crows can't seem to match is to half swallow a peanut lengthwise in their throats and leave just enough room at the opening of their beak to swiftly snatch another peanut sideways and fly off with their double booty.
Candid Street Photography from Edinburgh, Scotland.
I just loved the fact her hat and hair colour matched ;-)