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Two ECO units are taking a short transfer down the Midway Sub to CP's St. Paul Yard at the Bluffs and are still to crest the hill here at St. Anthony.
My wife and I observed this couple on a leisurely walk on a mild winter's day at Winterthur, in Delaware. They strolled, and then sat down for a long while enjoying, no doubt, the scene below them. We had the feeling they had done this many, many times before. They had matching hats.
We are so small compared God. If we are comparing ourselves to an ant, as the vastness between God and us, it would be giving the ant far too much credit. It takes so little for God to feed us, a mere crumb from us is enough to feed an ant nest. How much bigger is God? And yet, look at how much pain Jesus endured to offer salvation to us. Why would he bother with us? Why would he take my place? Most people kill ants when they are the slightest annoyance, yet Jesus did the exact opposite. His love for us isn't fathomable but it's also confusing bc He let's far more happen than we'd like. Focusing on eternity and how brief this life is in comparison, is what makes God's goodness click for me personally
For our Joy and the Glory of Jesus, through whom all things were made (1 Thessalonians 5:16 & John 1:3)
If you are comparing to the previous image on my feed, you might discover some of my photoshop finessing. Which color do you prefer?
47854 is caught hammering along the mainline at Coed Kernew with a rugby special for the Six Nations game in Cardiff. I always liked this view with the Newport transporter bridge in the background.
Still enjoying our holiday and the shooting of macro's :)
Holidays are great, finally lots of time to meet you again on Flickr.
Greetings to all of you.
Have a great weekend my friends!
An LIRR DM30AC Appears out of Nowhere on this deadhead move heading from Penn Station to Jamaica. It rounds the corner and thanks to the diesel exhaust along the cab, it matches with Best Buy Signs in the background!
Grafton & Upton GU-1 is seen alongside Freedom Street just before reaching Hopedale Yard. Upon leaving Grafton, two of the G&U’s CSX patched MP15’s led the train to Upton, where the crew switched around the power placing G&U 1751 and recently painted 1501 up front for the trip to Hopedale.
A lady walking between 2 of Hull's unique and iconic cream telephone boxes on Lowgate.
Hull is the only place in the country whose public telephone boxes are not painted red, or carry the Royal crown above the door, like every other phone box in the country.
Hull is still the only place in the UK with no BT landlines, with residents and businesses served only with telecoms services by KCOM.
Registered March 2000, which was 3 months prior to the model's release in the UK. Possibly a press car? Can't be many older than this one left.
Also note the matching green seats. These were available on models painted in Kiwi Green and the darker Rio Verde.
VIA train 43, the Ottawa section of the westbound Capital, waits on the CP Rail branch in Brockville, anticipating the Montreal section arriving on the CN main in the foreground. FPA4 No. 6775 and FPB4 No. 6860 power the consist of CN-painted conventional coaches on 27 June 1981.
This was my first encounter with a real Alco-designed FA unit, and with a matching B-unit at that! I can still feel the thrill...
I'm so pleased that I came across this pair the other day.
It has been quite a while since I've seen this species in an area where I could get a good shot of one of them so you can imagine how excited I was to see a pair so clearly visible!
Hope everyone has had a good day.
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Hoverfly on Helianthus "Lemon Queen"
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I always thought Star was a Red Merle Border Collie. It turns out she is a Blue Merle Tricolour. However, pretentious Aussie Shepherd breeders refer to it as Blue Merle with a Copper Trim! She's a dog not a car! She does look good in the matching coppery beech leaves though!
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Pintail Duck in matching waters.
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NECR 3474 leads 3478 & 3477 on the southbound 611 across the Millers River in Millers Falls, MA on November 24, 2021. I know I'm certainly not the first one to do this view, but this was my first crack at it, and you really can't beat the matching power...plus no 721 to be seen!
Early morning frost on the green house glass panes with, almost, matching patterns of frost.#flickrfridaymatch
An outlawed EDPO sits in front of Lowell Tower, next to a widecab GP40 that was set out by the Nashua crew. AYPO would pull up in between them a short while later.
I stumbled across this boy feeding crimson rosellas at Barrington House in the Barrington Tops NSW. This is an old photo taken in 2005. The matching colours of the shirt and rosellas was what i call photographers luck. Barrington House was a wonderful place to visit but it has since burnt down.
A specially wrapped Keihan 600 Series rumbles through suburban Ishiyama east of Kyoto with a local for Omi-jingu-mae Station. Here the train approaches Karahashi-Mae Station, just one stop up from its terminus in the distance.
For the "Culturally Curious" the wrap and art on the 600 Series depict the main characters for the Chinese mobile game "Wuthering Waves". As part of a one-month Autumn collaboration, Kuro Games and Keihan wrapped one 600 Series in a gorgeous looking Momiji Maple pattern, accented with orange and reds, plus headmarks, and stamp rallies across Keihan's system near Kyoto. The train itself will be in this wrap until January 2026.
Keihan Ishiyama-Sakamoto Line
Keihan 600 Series ("WuWa" Wrap)
Ishiyama, Shiga Pref., Japan
Akaroa October 31, 2015 Banks Peninsula New Zealand.
Akaroa is a small town on Banks Peninsula in the Canterbury region of the South Island of New Zealand, situated within a harbour of the same name. The name Akaroa is Kāi Tahu Māori for "Long Harbour", which would be spelled "Whangaroa" in standard Māori.
Once news of the CP merger (or takeover more like it) was announced, something I definitely wanted to work in was one last good chase of the turn to Hattiesburg on the Gulfport line. Last year I tried on 3 separate occasions to check that off the list, with rather dreadful luck. Unusual call times, bad weather, bad date with a crazy girl, you name it all combined to torpedo those trips to varying degrees.
With the clock really ticking down to the 11th hour on KCS this February, marked off on a perfect weather Monday for one last try; and thankfully luck finally turned around for a good southbound chase. Not only that, but finally got a matched belle consist with a real train.
While the southbound chase is the real draw, Perkinston is the one place morning light works and the SD40-2 pair drag about 30 cars up the short grade through town for the first shot of the day.