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Hiking up the Virgin River in Zion National Park. Though it looks safe here on some days in the water can get up to your waist or even higher in some places so if you ever plan to hike here a waterproof gear bag is an absolute necessity and flash floods ten-fifteen feet high have drowned people here.
ORN003, ORN002 with ORN004 and ORN001 assisting, head for Dalrymple Bay near Sarina with a loaded One Rail coal train from the Goonyella system.
The ORN Class is a narrow gauge Progress Rail built EMD GT46C-ACe Gen III locomotive.
Monday 18th July 2022
Travel on my mind - but in Covid prison, we can only travel back in time - to better days in colourful sunny places...
The power of cropping is illustrated in this segment of the previously posted image. I need to always remember that cropping of an image can focus a viewer and strenghten composition.
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Easy to find a narrow passageway in old town Dubrovnik. Traveled light with no tripod and no desire to turn my wife's much needed vacation into my photo expedition so I mostly shot quickly while doing something else.
Bij Naundorf passeert motorwagen VT 137 515 als scholierentrein 102 een van de landelijke overwegen in de smalspoorlijn Oschatz - Mügeln. De trein is om 8.20 uur uit Oschatz vertrokken nadat daar de scholieren waren afgeleverd. Ter versterking van die vroege drukke rit wordt een extra rijtuig meegevoerd.
Motorwagen VT 137 515 is van de Növog in Oostenrijk overgenomen. Het motorrijtuig is door Jenbacher Werke in 1995 als 5090.015 aan de Oostenrijkse Spoorwegen ÖBB geleverd. De Zillertalbahn moderniseerde in opdracht van de Döllnitzbahn deze motorwagen en paste de spoorwijdte aan naar de in Sachsen gebruikelijke maat van 750 mm. Bij die modernisering werden het klassieke "Triebwagenrot"en de kleurverdeling van de Deutsche Reichsbahn toegepast. Daarmee heeft dit modernste tractievoertuig van de smalspoorlijn een stijlvol klassiek uiterlijk verkregen. Sinds december 2018 wordt de motorwagen naast twee eveneens uit Oostenrijk overgenomen diesellocomotieven gebruikt voor de scholierenritten op de smalspoorlijn. Ook rijtuig VB 186 is uit Oostenrijk overgenomen en ingrijpend gemoderniseerd voor de dienst achter de veel jongere motorwagen.
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La locomotora FV 104 "Aurrera" 1-3-0T ex-Ferrocarriles Vascongados recorre lo que queda del Ferrocarril del Urola, entre Lasao y Azpeitia con una composición del Museo Vasco del Ferrocarril.
Before I start , today is March 5th so with a Cornish capture here I will wish you all a Happy St. Piran's Day !!
GOOL-PERAN-LOWEN !!
This is the B3289 , the road leading on from Trelissick Gardens and ending up at the King Harry Ferry before carrying on over on the Roseland Peninsula once across the River Fal .
The bridge connects Trelissick Gardens to the orchard and some other sections of the Gardens . As can be seen it is very restricted in size , there are some houses beyond the bridge plus the Ferry landing , the height is the minimum for a fire engine but not sure if it would be enough in width for one . I guess they would know and have it covered somehow .
I did enjoy of an evening a wander down this road to the KHF landing and watching the other craft on the water there - memories , memories !!
Not sure if flickr is a bit iffy today , the map would not load to start with and the Camera and exif details are not showing either !!
The end of a cold day out in the Yorkshire Dales and what a sight well after the sun went down.
This was certainly not a planned shot!! I had spent the morning over on the Southerscales plateau beneath Ingleborough before joining up with fellow Flickr pal John Bleakley in Arncliffe. We had planned to try a sunset shot from up above the village on Brayshaw Scar looking up the Cowside Valley.
The sunset turned out to be rather unremarkable and we packed up and made our way back down to the cars. As we arrived back in Arncliffe Village the sky suddenly started to go on fire.
I said goodbye to JB then set off up the narrow lane up Cowside heading back home over the Moors past Malham Tarn. On the way up Cowside I spotted this scene and stopped quickly to catch the fabulous sky. The only pull in on the narrow lane was here just before the Barn, so I had to clone my car out of the shot in post processing.
It was another case of the afterglow turning out to be far better than the actual sunset!