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CSX Train Q326-17 passes under the coal tower in New Buffalo, Mi on Sept 17, 2018.
© Eric T. Hendrickson 2018 All Rights Reserved
. . . Taken with gloomy skies and light rain, this tree seems to have a glow all it's own! I was in the hospital for 4 days last week, and noticed this one as we drove home, things have all of a sudden popped with color here!
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A picture perfect CP grain train heads east through Morants Curve near Banff, AB with the Canadian Rockies standing tall in the background
© Harshith JV
Common name: Common Picture Wing, Variegated flutterer
Scientific name: Rhyothemis variegata
Gender: Female
Place: Mangalore, Karnataka
Date: October 19, 2017
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Learning to take better pictures, reading forums and trying out. This is my first profile picture I did myself <3
Head: Lelutka Vera
Good friends are like stars you don't always see them, but you know they are always there!
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At Repondek Railroad Company's Yankeetown dock facility, they still operate two of the three Yankeetown Dock Co. SD38-2s.
Built in November of 1972 to replace a small fleet of aging Fairbanks-Morse locomotives hauling coal trains on a built-for- purpose, 20-mile line in Southwestern Indiana, they have never strayed. Both 20 and 21 are used mostly for moving cars around the yard or dumper.
Even in 2017, when this was taken, RRC 21 still wears it's YDC paint from the late 80's. Looking closely, the picture shown by the employee is of YDC 1976 (YDC 21) wearing a bicentennial livery in 1976. Both it and 20 (a corner of which can be seen) have each worn at least three paint schemes just for Yankeetown Dock alone.
I have an affinity for coal mine locomotives and have collected slides and researched the lineage of many that once operated in the Midwest. I even bought a pair of the Scale Trains SD38-2s they had painted for Yankeetown Dock Co.
Lone Pine Peak and the summit ridge of Mt. Shasta provide a nice view through Mobius Arch. Alabama Hills.
Lake Windermere and the Langdale Valley from Storrs Hall Hotel near Bowness on Windermere,Cumbria, England HFF.
Photograph captured with a Pentax K1000, SMC 50mm lens, using Ilford FP4 film, and printed on Ilford Multigrade paper.
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