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Imagine not being able to step outside your door because there is no solid ground beyond your simple wooden house. Imagine having to do everything – laundry, gardening, shopping, visiting, everything – from a boat. Imagine having to paddle or row everywhere. Imagine not being able to go for a walk or a run.

 

That is life on Inle Lake in the heart of the Shan State, Myanmar. The Shan Hills surround the lake - if it wasn’t for the unremitting noise of the motors, it would be beautifully peaceful.

 

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The Hopkins family of Lewes, Delaware, operators of Delaware's largest dairy farm, in cooperation with UD ExtensionSussex County 4-H, invite school children to tour a working dairy farm, Extension professionals, volunteers and 4-H members provide educational stations over a 3-day period. Photos by Michele Walfred and Jackie Arpie. School and 4-H photo releases provided.

Operator: EMT

Livery: EMT

No: 153381

Location: Longport

Operator: Stagecoach (South) - (Aldershot)

 

Make/Model: MAN 18.240/Alexander Dennis Enviro 200

 

Registration Number: GX08 HBN

 

Fleet Number: 39651

William (Bill) Reichter, Wissmach Glass Company.

Was with the point-and-shoot today, so the B&W conversion on this has some ghosting. NEver thought I would miss raw files.

Audioasis on KEXP live from the Sunset, 4/4/2009.

Operator: Diamond Bus (Rotala)

Vehicle Type: ADL Dart / Enviro 200

Fleet Number: 30707

Registration: LJ09 KOX

 

Pictured at Stourbridge Bus Station working a 17 service from Dudley. New to Arriva London as fleet number ENL40.

 

4/1/2024.

We were actually having lunch in an Amish bakery. The food was amazing, and we found this awesome telephone.

NEWPORT, RI – The U.S. Naval War College holds at graduation ceremony for students from the International Maritime Staff Operators Course (IMSOC) held at the Naval War College Museum onboard Naval Station Newport, June 2, 2023. IMSOC was jointly designed by the U.S. Naval War College (NWC) International Programs department and the College of Maritime Operational Warfare to teach international students the fundamental concepts and processes necessary to support a multinational maritime component commander at the operational level of warfare. Established in 1884, NWC informs today’s decision-makers and educates tomorrow’s leaders by providing educational experiences and learning opportunities that develop their ability to anticipate and prepare strategically for the future, strengthen the foundations of peace, and create a decisive warfighting advantage. (U.S. Navy photo by Brett Dodge/Released)

Haymarket 125th commemoration - Haymarket Martyr's statue re-dedication, Forest Park IL 5/1/2011. James Sweeney, Operating Engineers 150, shares a quote from a Haymarket martyr.

Operator: Arriva

Livery: Arriva

No: 175114

Service: 1H89 Holyhead to Manchester Piccadilly

Location: Llandudno Junction

Mein Vater als Funker beim Bundesgrenzschutz in den Sechzigern.

 

My father as a radio operator at the german border patrol in the sixties.

Operators cab of a BART C car

SCRTD Operator of the Month, McElvoy. 12/11/1981.

Trucking owner-operator, Rick Ash of the Trucking Solutions Group gave a great presentation on truck driver health for the 2nd Annual Truck Driver Social Media Convention.

Operator: Coach Services

Service: 84 Bury St Edmunds - Thetford via Barnham

Vehicle reg: BU16 OZO

Vehicle type: Volvo B8RLE/MCV Evolution

Location: Bury St Edmunds Bus Station

Wasn't going to upload these for a couple days, but had a slightly disturbing conversation with my Father tonight about a previous neighbors immanent demise, and I realized that I may not live forever, so here you go.

  

Last day of the first month of 2021. Got out to the depot/yard at 10AM. Beautiful weather. The night before I'd invited my Nephew to come out benching with me. He'd never been out and I'm sure didn't know what to expect.

 

Well, I brought him to the yard because I thought it would at the minimum be interesting to him watching the crane operators loading the containers on the cars. Well, when I got there the nearest tracks were loaded with freights blocking most of the view, and half of the cranes weren't operating anyway. Didn't really bother me because as an active bencher I'm used to waiting for something interesting to happen.

 

I apologized and assured him that "Any minute" a freight could roll through with some amazing pieces on it. And 3 or 4 did while he was there. I shot my flicks and talked to him about what he saw. Said he saw some really cool pieces and even mentioned some hand re-painted numbers on the cars. Somehow he already knew that the writers shouldn't be covering the numbers. He knows zero about graff, and understood this. How is it that so many writers don't understand this?? I'm not sure the Nephews' a fan of graff. I really haven't talked to him about it much. He did ask me how people didn't get caught, or in trouble for doing it. I tried to explain layups, people sneaking into yards etc. And to his credit, he never sounded judgmental. He just had questions.

 

Anyway.. Had a fun time, and shot some nice pieces. I used the same 7.5mm lens I've used there before but used a Lightroom lens correction to flatten the images so they don't have the fisheye effect. Not sure which I like better, flat or fisheye. Both have their appeal.. The furthest I can stand from a freight on the first rail is about 15ft. so the ultra wide angle is necessary. I can get a whole autorack in one shot. It's actually pretty cool.

 

As always, thanks to all of the writers!

 

For freight graffiti slideshows hit up my YouTube channel here: www.youtube.com/SilenceSeven

Masks thanks to images from tombanwell.blogspot.com/ made by Tom Banwell.

A postcard posted on the 13th. June 1970.

Yup Here's the operator

Elisabeth Schimana: Höllenmaschine (composition for the Max Brand synthesizer)

Operators: Manon Liu Winter, Gregor Ladenhauf

Operator and his Dog, Sable, two years in Afghanistan together, he lives with his operator now..

Tech rehearsal (Potters cast), in costume on stage.

 

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28 July 2012.

SLR2_103-8960

Apparently drivers are scraping the buses against the curb when pulling out of International District/Chinatown station SB.

SCRTD - Operator of the Month, Hubert Hayes. 5/22/1986.

This is how a wounded IED dog is carried, they are trained for this and handle it quite well.

Operator: TfW

Livery: Unbranded Arriva

No: 175102

Service: 1D36 Manchester Airport to Llandudno

Location: Llandudno

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