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Wer an Nahverkehr in Frankreich denkt, kommt um die RRR-Einheiten kaum herum. Sie bestehen aus drei oder vier fest gekuppelten Wagen und sind optisch ziemlich gewöhnungsbedürftig angesichts ihrer asymmetrischen Führerstandsfenster und des insgesamt eher U-Bahn-ähnlichen Aussehens. Und dennoch kann man die »rames réversibles régionales«, was etwa so viel bedeutet wie »Wendezugeinheiten für den Regionalverkehr«, als absolute Klassiker der SNCF bezeichnen. Von der Nordsee bis ans Mittelmeer, vom Atlantik bis zum Rhein – im ganzen Land kannte und kennt man sie in Kombination mit Elektro- und Dieselloks. So auch im Elsass, wo dieses Foto mit einem TER-Zug von Weißenburg nach Straßburg in der Nähe von Hoffen entstand. Es schiebt eine blau lackierte BB 67400. Der Blick reicht über die Rheinebene hinweg bis zum Schwarzwald im Bereich zwischen Baden-Baden und Offenburg. Dort lösen sich sich gerade die letzten Quellwolken eines heißen Sommertages auf.
Taken from the boat. Mike didn't bring his camera. I did. He circled for a while so I could get some photos of the sunset behind Ram Island Light. I tried to do an HDR but do you know how difficult that is on a moving boat in swells? It was worth a try. The sky came out great, but the lighthouse looked weird.
The latest generation of the Ram pickup was introduced in 2018. In Europe these are not imported by FCA but by independent companies.
A walk up Waterton canyon got me to these guy's - rutting season over so now there the best of friends.
A big horn ram tries to escape the mosquitoes in the late evening in Jasper National Park. If you look closely you can see several mosquitoes buzzing around its head and a couple landed on his horns.
This was one of 7 individuals part of the bachelor herd that we found in the hills at Jasper National Park. The other 6 rams are all laying a few feet from this one, more images to come!
After trekking up many stairs and slopes through Alpine NSW, we arrived at South Ram's Head. A little chilly, we set up camp just around the corner from this magnificent rock form.
It was a pretty cold night, and I even got to experience sleeping with my feet in a frozen creek after sliding down the slope I was on during the night. But it was all worth it!
The Japan Ground Self-Defense Force (JGSDF)'s AAVP7A1 RAM/RS amphibious landing vehicle (97-0193), assigned to the 1st Combat Landing Company, Combat Landing Battalion, Amphibious Rapid Deployment Brigade, Ground Component Command based at Camp Ainoura, moves in Camp Narashino Exercise Area, Japan, January 12, 2020, during the First Parachute Drop Training 2020.
Bout 3 miles up Waterton Canyon is a house on the right side of the road and the river on the left with an old damn I was going to which is on the other side the tree's on the right but decided I'll go back down but not before l get a photo. A second one is behind that tree on the right.
Here are a few pics from the annual ram assessment competition held in Strandir where farmers and laymen alike compete in assessing the breedability of rams (the people get awards from correct assessment by a specific standard, the rams themselves are not competing).