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Perth Shed appeared to be a diesel only depot during a visit on 5th April 1967 , but to our surprise there were still three Black 5's tucked away at the back. 44794 being among them. A short lived North British shares the next road. Britannia Class No. 70022 'Tornado' was seen in steam out front the following morning as we left Perth.
Ex-Caledonian 2P 0-4-4 Tank 55204 is stored on 63A Perth Shed on Wednesday 19 August 1964. It had been withdrawn in December 1962!
EWS Class 66 106 heads towards Moncrieffe tunnel with the Inverness to Grangemouth Stobart Rail Freight service 29/5/2010
This accident took place on the Perth Road just past the junction of Shepherds Loan on 29th May 1951. The lorry belonged to Tulloch and Strachan and was carrying workmen and concrete blocks. 13 people were injured including the lorry driver, the tram conductor, the tram driver, one workman and 7 tram passengers. Luckily there were no serious injuries.
The vehicle in the background is an ambulance.
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Cute guy walking around in Perth - no sign of shoes anywhere. Saw him later walking about 1/2 mile away still barefoot
Happy New Year!!
My first upload for the year is an image taken at dusk from Kings Park looking down on the central business district of Perth.
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Pictures from Perth and in and around the grounds of scone palace. The palace is most famous for having been the location where all the kings of Scotland were crowned and where the Stone of destiny was kept before it was taken by Edward 1st and put in westminster abby and there after all the future monarchs of Scotland and England were crowned
Perth is the capital of Western Australia and is considered the most isolated capital city on Earth.
The nearest centre with a population of more than a million is Adelaide, 2,140km to the east.
this was back in january when i was visting my sister in Perth. its from kings park in Perth its about the only hill in the city.. this was before the days of my DSLR it was taken with a 4mp fuji point and shoot
3:1 crop of a single fisheye image
Canon 7D
Peleng 8mm Fisheye
I forgot the f stop but it was probably f5.6
30sec exposure
iso 100
Perth's colour changing Council House, with zoom set in 3 positions during exposure.
Zoomed at 10mm, 15mm, and 20mm during exposure. Aperture priority, f14, 14secs, ISO100, tripod, remote shutter.