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An image from Washington Crossing state park at a celebration for George Washington's 285th birthday.
When lost over Southern England, it's always a relief to stumble upon the unmistakeable cooling towers of Didcot power station. Also handy for figuring out the wind direction.
Rail Operations Group-operated TransPennine Express Class 68, 68021 "Tireless" crosses the Dutton Viaduct propelling stored Mk5a TPE set TP12 on 5Q70 08:58 Walton Old Junction MSC Sidings to Wolverton Centre Sidings.
(TP12 = 11512 12734 12735 12736 12812)
In the late 1930s directions were painted on rooftops to point the way to towns or airports. I ran across this sign at a remote ranch in the middle of nowhere (actually in the middle of Montana). By the sign on this barn, you can see Helena is 35 miles away.
Still in the same roll of illford 100, but now on a second trip out to Terlingua, Texas (several weeks after the first trip yielding the photos up to this one).
This time I went out with Thomas to stay on his property in Terlingua. Here he is taking a GPS reading with his hand-held. We played alot with mapping and gps software on that trip, however the classic USGS topo survey plates of that area are still appealing... we even bought one plate despite being able to download scans of them online.
"Solitario" area of the Terlingua Ranch in the west Texas desert.
Parts of instrument panels, from Chalk's old flying boats, make up the bar at the Miami Seaplane Base on Watson Island.
L&YR Aspinall class 27 0-6-0 No.12322 operating a Preston Riverside-Strand Road service on the Ribble Steam Railway on 13 September 2014. It is passing the exchange sidings, used by the Ribble Rail Bitumen trains during the week to take over the full tankers from the National Network and form the empties for collection.
© Copyright Gordon Edgar - Strictly no unauthorised use
The motor vessel Paul R. Tregurtha backs into the Midwest Energy loading dock after passing under the John A. Blatnik bridge. The Richard I. Bong bridge can be seen to the right of the Tregurtha.
Grampian Dee
General
IMO: 9599470
Name: GRAMPIAN DEE
MMSI: 235091304
Vessel Type: STANDBY SAFETY VESSEL
Gross Tonnage: 1343
Summer DWT: 690 t
Build: 2012
Flag: UNITED KINGDOM
Home port: ABERDEEN
Dimensions
LOA 50.70 metres
LBP 40.40 metres
Breadth Moulded 13.00 metres
Draft Loaded / Depth 4.3 metres / 6.0 metres
Tonnage
GRT 1130 Tonnes
NRT 398 Tonnes
DWT 690 Tonnes
Capacities/Cranes
Fuel Oil (MGO) / Connection 300 m³
Fresh Water / Connection 150 m³
Ballast Water Approx 350 m³
Oil Based Mud / Connection N/A
Brine / Connection N/A
DMA (Base Fluid) / Connection N/A
Dry Bulk(s) / Connection N/A
Deck Area Approx 120 m² (Steel Deck)
Deck Loading 3 Tonnes per metre²
Deck Crane # 1 Heila 1.5T @ 15 Metres (3t @ 10m)
Deck Crane # 2 N/A
Deck Crane # 3 N/A
Winch Option - Buoy Recovery System fitted
Wire Reel N/A
Deck Tuggers N/A
Engines/Thrusters/Aux
Main Engine(s) MAK 6M20 (2133 BHP)
Propeller(s) 1 x CPP
Bow Thruster(s) HRP Azimuth @ 500BHP
Stern Thruster(s) N/A
Rudder Systems / Type Fishtail HP Rudder
Aux Engines 2 x Cat @ 547kW per unit
Shaft PTO’s 1 x PTO from Main Engine
Emergency Generators 1 x Emer Genset @ 365 kW
Control Systems/Dynamic Positioning
Control Positions Fwd, Aft, Port & Stbd
Full Manual Control Fwd & Aft consoles
Integrated Joystick Control Coverteam Joystick System
Joystick Control Aft, Port and Starboard consoles
Dynamic Positioning System N/A
Fan Beam Laser N/A
DGPS # 1 N/A
DGPS # 2 N/A
Hydro Acoustic Pos Ref # 1 N/A
Hydro Acoustic Pos Ref # 2 N/A
Vertical Taut Wire N/A
Rescue/Emergency Response Equipment
Daughter Craft Davit # 1 NED DECK MARINE Heave Compensated
Daughter Craft Delta Phantom 10.25 metre (Diesel)
Daughter Craft Davit # 2 Option
Daughter Craft Option
Fast Rescue Craft Davit # 1 NED DECK MARINE Heave Compensated
Fast Rescue Craft 1 x Avon SR 6.4 15 Man (Petrol)
Dacon Scoop Fitted
Dacon Rescue Crane Heila Telescopic Boom crane 1.5t@15m
Cosalt Rescue Basket Fitted & Launched from aft deck
Jason Cradles Frames Fitted
Winch Area Located on Aft Main Deck
Emergency Towing Capability Towing Hook Fitted
Dispersant Tanks 2 x 5 Tonne Tanks below Main Deck
Dispersant Spray Booms Fully outfitted Port & Starboard
Searchlights 4 x IBAK Kiel Fwd, Port, Stbd & Aft
Navigation/Communication Equipment
Radar(s) (Fwd) Furuno 2817 ARPA Furuno 2837 ARPA
Radar Rptr (Aft) Hatteland
ECDIS Microplot ECDIS
PLB System N/A
DGPS(s) Furuno DGPS 90
Gyro(s) Anschutz S22 Gyro
Autopilot Anschutz NP 60
Magnetic Comp Gillie 2000
Echo Sounder FE 700 ES
Digital Depth Recorder FE 720
Navtex Furuno NX 700 Navtex
Sat Comms Inmarsat C Felcon, Fleet 77 CapSat (A3)
MF/HF Radio Furuno FS 2570 C (A3)
UHF 3 x UHF Units
VHF (Fwd) FM8800 GMDSS VHF, ICOM ICM 401E
VHF (Aft) FM8800 GMDSS VHF, ICOM ICM 401E
Helo Radio ICOM IC A110
AIS Jotrun AIS TR 2500
VHF Direction Finder Taiyo TDL 1550
Doppler Log Furuno DS 80
SSAS Furuno Felcom
Portable VHF 3 x Jotrun GMDSS
Portable VHF 6 x ENTEL HT 640 VHF
Portable UHF 3 x ENTEL HT 880 UHF
Portable UHF 2 x Kenwood UHF
Sonic Helmets 4 x Sonic Helmets Mk 10
Smartpatch Phone ICOM PS1
Crew Facilities
Crew Cabins 15 Man Single Berth cabins c/w en suite facilites
Recreation & Leisure 1 Messroom, 2 Lounges
Leisure 1x Sauna, 1x Gym, 1x Ship's Office
Metrolink tram 3037 on an Altrincham to Etihad Campus service passes 66181 0n a Dowlow to Theale limestone train.
Aldridge Marina is to be found on the Birmingham Canal Navigations (Daw End Branch), at Brickyard Road, Aldridge. The facility offers private moorings for a number of narrow boats.
Keeping an eye on the route to make sure the bus driver knows the way and we're on the right track. That first-time-in-a-new-city feeling.
Out and about on a short lunchtime walk, the purpose of which was to run a test roll through my 1952 Kodak Retina IIa camera.
I'm very pleased with it; the Schneider-Kreuznach lens is super sharp. The shutter is light and the rangefinder is accurate.
Photo taken in Beckets Park, Northampton. The boat is moored on the Nene navigation.
30.11.18
Kodak Retina IIa/ 50mm f2 Schneider-Kreuznach lens.
Kodak ColorPlus 200 film.
C-41 processing by www.skearsphoto.com