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Network Rail 31105 crosses Hartlepool Church Street level crossing, while working a Derby- Heaton test train. The train was travelling at about 15-20mph over the crossing. 23rd January 2014.
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Network Rail DMU No.950001 passes Beam Bridge,with the 10:02 Derby RTC to Exeter Riverside Yard working,on the 2nd of December 2021.
Coach 62287 is pictured on the 'Thunderbird' siding at Newcastle Central, forming part of Network Rail's Ultrasonic Test Unit, on July 9th 2024.
In this photo, my two roommates and I had just finished eating dinner. Sigrid was washing the dishes and Maggie was on her computer. There are two main networks seen in this photograph; one being our connection of living with each other and cleaning the apartment together. The other network seen is on Maggie's computer. She was on blackboard checking her homework and updates from her professors. UNCW uses blackboard as a way for professors to post assignments and grades for students to be able to view and interact on.
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Network Rail Class 153 Visual Inspection Unit 153385 and Northern Class 156 156496 at Darlington, 7 January 2025.
A pair of Network Rail track machines pass northbound through Tamworth with the 12:25 (4 late) Northampton Castle Yard to Lichfield Tv C E Sidings.
Network Rail Twin Squirrel Helicopter operated by PDG Helicopters seen at the emergency service show
At Strawberry Hill depot in Shacklegate Lane, the (battered & beaten) sign is still a NSE one. The very small sign on the gate informs you that it is a Siemens depot.
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Utopography; Location, Evaluation and Consensus, Chelsea College of Arts 25 -29th March 2014
1. Chris Lehmann, 2. Who let these guys in?, 3. What's an F-Stop?, 4. Christian Long, 5. Joyce, 6. Ewan getting ready, 7. 3/4 of the Posse, 8. flickr.com/photos/wrichard/858874142/, 9. Wes Freyer and Dean Shareski, 10. Not available, 11. Chris tiring everyone out, 12. David, Dean and Will at Fenway
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Holly: Good evening from Blythe Network News. The network and I are so sorry we have not been giving updates but we have been very busy in the past two weeks dealing with customs and arranging the Travelers for the Christmas Holiday. Of course after I typed a long news report two nights ago I lost it and was too tired to continue. A reporters life takes its toll. She has been in no danger but Compass has spent a bit of time in customs. We knew exactly where she was at all moments and did not fear for her. I slight error required that she be held before being sent back. She is now safely with Ann (mustangsally) in Belgium and will stay with her until the new year. She will be pampered and have a wonderful time. Christmas in Belgium must be wonderful.
Aurora is now with Sarah (Isabellathecat) in the UK and will be staying will her until the New Year. An interview with her will follow our report.
Makani is with Danuta (maude80) in Germany. She will also be staying with her through the holidays. I always wanted to be Germany at Christmas. After she leaves Danuta Makani will be go to Sandra (Minkidynamite who conceived the Traveling Blythe program. So we are all very happy that all the Travelers are safely with families for the Holidays and can take a breath before traveling again. Thank you to all the hosts who are waiting for their patience in letting the Travelers take this break and not be in the mail for Christmas. All the Travelers are hoping you will visit their photos. They have been thinking lately that not many people are interested in them. It must be lonely for them to be with a host and have no comments and well wishes. And now here is our interview with Isabellathecat!
Sarah: My girl Ivy (I know you have a sister named Ivy) was reluctant to answer any questions. But once I assured her the questions would not hard and that no she would not be marked on them she agreed. All the girls gathered around the computer excitedly waiting to be interviewed by BNN’s beautiful Anchor woman Holly!
Holly: (blushes) How have your girls and Aurora been getting along?
Sarah: Everyone has loved having Aurora to stay, She has become firm friends with Betty and Devon. Ivy is still a little star struck having a world famous traveling model stopping with us! Sam and Lilou think she is simply fabulous, Grace, Flo and Evie adore her and her owl friends and all the fun they have had while she has been stopping with us.
Holly: Can you tell us a bit about where you live?
Sarah: We live in a town in Northumberland now called Blyth!
Holly: (gasps)
Sarah: Northumberland is a county just on the Scottish borders and it's North sea coast line has the designation "Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty"
Flo: So it's a very pretty place to stay! There are lots of castles in Northumberland, the closest to us being Alnwick castle.
Ivy: (Sarah’s girl): Does it have princesses in it still?
Sarah: No honey not any more however they have the biggest treehouse there. Remember we went with Aurora?- it's so big it's been turned into a restaurant. Rumour has it they have some of the best cheese boards in England on the menu there.
Holly: Did your town do anything special for Aurora?
Devon: After the official welcome Parade it was announced that the town and river will forever be known as Blyth (Without an "e" to avoid too much confusion) in honour of Aurora's visit.
Holly: Do you like cheese?
Everyone: We love cheese!
Sarah: We are fans of the "Northumberland cheese company" who make artisan cheeses local to us, Very Yummy! Nettle and Cheviot are two of our faves and stinky french cheeses are also a winner here baked camembert with cranberries or brie with grapes....The thought of them is making us all hungry! We are off now to have a ploughman's lunch, Holly your welcome to join us!
Holly: I would love to! Thank you so much for allow us to interview you.
Holly: I want to once again thank everyone for tuning in and wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from all at us at Blythe Network News. These broadcasts are made possible by the generous comments made by viewers like you. This is Holly saying good night from BNN.