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With load after load of 36 inch, coated steel pipe, this UP pipe train rolls west past the old Imperial Sugar Mill in Sugar Land, TX, southwest of Houston. At just over a mile in length, and with 9 pipes per car, this train is carrying about 9 miles of pipe for a pipeline project being built west of San Antonio.
The train originated on the Bay Line Railroad (BAYL) at Berg Pipe in Panama City, FL. BAYL handed the train to CSX at Dothan, AL, which in turn gave the train to UP at New Orleans.
The train consists of Trailer Train-family flatcars, primarily PTTX ones. The original PTTX flats were created in the early 90's when Trailer Train converted F89-J intermodal flats to pipe service by adding wooden crossbeams. Later, TTX would order purpose-built cars for PTTX service, like this class-JSH90C flatcar constructed by Freight Car America in 2016.
OBOHD 17 (Loaded Pipe Train- Panama City, FL [CSX/BAYL] to Hondo, TX)
PTTX JSH90C #142560
Sugar Land, TX
July 18th, 2025
Whilst killing time in Antwerp docks I get to have a good look around. There is lots to see and photograph.
Industry and everything around it is a favourite subject matter of mine.
Inside a massive steel pipe. One of many waiting to be loaded to ship.
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Hasselblad 500 C/M with Kodak Tri-X 400 developed in Pyrocat-HD.
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Organ pipe cactus grow wild around Fort Amsterdam near Philipsburg, Sint Maarten, Eastern Caribbean.
An elderly Hmong gentleman smoking a bamboo pipe in his village courtyard. His outfit reminds me of the drab Mao era clothing that Chinese people used to wear decades ago, though his headpiece is more traditional Hmong.
This is a picture of an industrial pipe rack in a chemical plant, 2013.
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It’s been a while since I encountered one of these chaps, so I was rather pleased to find pipe smoker No.11! Graham is working part time in the local tobacconist and was just on a break when I found him. He’s very fond of his pipe, a bowl of finest Briar. He tried vaping, hated it, just loves that real tobacco taste and the whole relaxing ritual that goes with it.
The first time back around town in a while, I was pleasantly surprised to encounter another pipe smoker. I mentioned how I have to make a note of people’s names these days or I forget. “You probably won’t forget mine,” he said with a smile, “ I’m Jack, Jack Russell. “ Marvelous. He went on to remind me that although I’ll probably find quite a few men with their pipes, I’ll be hard be hard pushed to find any lady pipe smokers. Now there’s a challenge!
Pipe Major Mike Morgan of Strathisla Pipe Band marching along Elchies Road, Aberlour, Banffshire, Scotland with bands from Keith Strathisla, Aberlour, Banff, Buckie,Dufftown, Elgin & District and Forres.
Blyth beach pipe and the Anti-tank blocks at sunset.
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