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The late afternoon sun filtering through the trees bordering the lovely track at Newton, turning the puddles to gold.
We did a longish coastwalk from Newton Ferrers to Mothecombe at the weekend. It looked like it was going to rain when we arrived at Newton Ferrers but the sky cleared to give a warmish winters day with some great views.
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Visual interpretation of Newton's 3rd Law of Motion.
From a series I'm working on - visual representation of the laws, theories and hypothesis that govern the universe.
I don't remember why I got this title
@ do have a nice Saturday
@ again.. for a challenge with friends
We have been making the most of the late summer weather down in the S Hams which has been ideal for reflection shots as the wind has been quite light. This is the view from Noss Mayo across to Newton Ferrers.
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I would have stayed out all morning in those conditions if I hadn't been ordered home. Lovely mist over Kentra Bay, Acharacle
National Trust, Newton House, Dinefwr Park, Llandeilo. Lovely to see this splendid old house clad with autumn colour.
The two villages of Noss Mayo and Newton Ferrers that look at each other across the River Yealm must be among the most picturesque in Devon
I used the repeating flash function on my speedlight. Sort of a strobe effect. Just having some fun experimenting with the flash.
Apparently an Englishman, Richard Newton, brought barbed wire to Argentina in 1845. But that's only according to wiki-spurious.
Reniala Private Reserve, Ifaty, Madagascar
Although its behaviour is warbler-like, this is actually part of the Vanga family and the most widely distributed of the 4 Newtonia species, all being endemic to Madagascar.
A recent colour neg acquisition showing 45006 departing from Newton Abbot, the sleeve in which the neg came had written the loco, location and a date, but this must be incorrect as it showed 09/08/87, which 11 months after the loco was withdrawn. Maybe I misread, or it was mis-written on the sleeve (which I've now disposed of) and unfortunately the Rail Gen archive doesn't have an entry for 09/08/82. Still a lovely shot though.
Photographer: Unknown
PR Collection.
National Trust, Newton House, Dinefwr Park, Llandeilo. This is the first time I have stood in this spot at this time of year when the trees are in leaf. It makes for a very different image!
27th April 2019 - Newton brought his greatest hits tour to Liverpools O2 Academy and brought the house down for his adoring fans..
“Helmut Newton Legacy”. A wonderful exhibition commemorating the centenary of Newton's birth. Bank Austria Kunstforum Wien.
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Iowa Interstate ES44AC 503 brings up the rear DPU of a late running CBBI as it rolls across US Route 6 and heads into Newton, Iowa, which is typically where this train would get its crew. A hotbox issue west of Des Moines added several hours of delay to the usual timing.
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IAIS Newton Sub
Newton, IA
IAIS CBBI (Council Bluffs, IA to Blue Island, IL)
(DPU) IAIS 503 ES44AC Blt. 2008
IAIS 705 GP38-2 Ex. LLPX 2309, EMDX 765, CR 7965, PC 7965 Blt. 1972
IAIS 712 GP38-2 Ex. CR 7994, PC 7994 Blt. 1972
IAIS 515 ES44AC Blt. 2014