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Corsair F4U Ww2 fighter aircraft on static display with wings folded as in Carrier aircraft, beautiful restoration, found in North Carolina .
The splendid, if occasionally jaded, late Georgian / early Victorian houses and hotels cosying up to the cliff on Marine Parade in Dawlish have a grandstand view of both the railway line and the sea-front. Something the lucky residents will no doubt appreciate, especially on dour, damp autumn days.
For anyone watching now they will see Cross Country's 9.42am Newcastle - Plymouth Saturday's only HST service (1V54) hurrying by trying to make up some 10 minutes of late running. Sadly it was an ask too far on this occasion with arrival in Plymouth also 10 minutes behind schedule.
Doing the honours are power cars 43321 up front, and 43207 nearest the camera. The train is just about to enter Kennaway Tunnel, one of several short ones on the stretch to Teignmouth as the line alternates between burrowing through the cliffs and riding alongside the exposed seawall just feet from the water.
When the shot was taken the seawall path was closed as a prelude to engineering work to raise it and better protect the railway from the increasingly frequent and damaging winter storms - work that is now complete.
Almost two years since this shot was taken, but seems like a lifetime ago. Best viewed full-screen - commenting off for this one, thanks.
4.05pm, 12th October 2019
Dressed up for the Corpus Christi parade in València, Spain, which was about to start. Snacking first.
Eingerahmt von den "Neubauloks" 111 045, 141 123 sowie einer 150, ruhen sich 118 048, 118 026, 118 051, und 118 032 in ihrem Heimat-Bw Würzburg aus.
A view of the Hotel Parador perched on the edge of the Tajo Gorge located in the City of Ronda in the Malaga Province in Andalusia Spain
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A parade of "the brand with the three stripes" sneakers heading towards the exit of Essen's main underground hub.
On the way back to Moabit and I spotted from the side of the road these bizarre looking industrial towers. I have no idea what they do, who owns them or for what reason. But still, they looked like soldiers to me.
Hope everyone is well, thanks all for al the follows and the new ones as well. So as always thank you! :)
It looks a bit overcast but the temperature was quite mild on this walk to the seafront with Tim. I was on a mission to look for stones to bring home and paint - shhh, I know it's not really allowed, but I don't think it would be obvious there are some missing! As it turned out, most of them were too small but I brought a few home from further up the beach!
Here you can see South Parade Pier and a couple of deckchairs - quite a rare sight on our beach despite them being manufactured by a company called 'Southsea Deckchairs', whose warehouse is next door to the one Tim works in!!
NS ES44AC 8118 heads South during the parade of power at the North Carolina Transportation Museum in Spencer, NC.
This is part of my fine art 'Treescapes' project - more of which can be seen here - www.flickr.com/photos/dougchinnery/sets/72157611685272818/
Walking the lane in Lijiang - China, along the stream with breathtaking gardens and reflections, we came upon these 'boys' watching the people passing by. They were this close
.......... I am off now until 19th ...............
Horse Guards Parade is off Whitehall in central London and the site of the annual ceremonies of the Trooping of the Colour, commemorating the Queen’s official birthday and Beating Retreat. It was formerly the site of the Palace of Whitehall’s tiltyard, where tournaments (including jousting) were held during the reign of King Henry VIII. The area has been used for a variety of reviews, parades and ceremonies since the 17th century. It was once the headquarters of the British Army and the Duke of Wellington was based there when he was Commander-in-Chief.