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Miss Malí Pin Up in Chinese dress
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Spotted in May 2025, this Irish Rail General Motors Class 071 engine in its snazzy orange retro livery is like a time machine on tracks! Back in the late 1970s, when these beauties first rolled into Ireland, they were the talk of the town—fresh off the boat from General Motors, ready to haul everything from passengers to freight with a rumble that could wake the sleepiest of villages. Seeing this vibrant orange beast today, chugging along the tracks with the Dublin skyline in the background, feels like a warm hug from the past. It’s as if the loco is saying, “I’m still here, folks, and I’ve still got that 70s swagger!”
The Class 071s were the rockstars of Irish Rail back in the day, and this retro livery brings all those memories flooding back—kids waving at the train as it passed, the thrill of hearing its horn echo through the countryside, and the sheer awe of its power. Parked here beside the modern high-rises and that distant church spire, it’s a perfect blend of old and new, a reminder of simpler times when a train like this was the height of cool. So here’s to the 071, still stealing the show in 2025, proving that some classics never go out of style—just like a good pair of flared jeans or a catchy disco tune!
Ah, what a delightfully grim scene you've captured here! It's as if this room has been plucked straight from the pages of a ghostly tale, waiting for its story to be told. The chair, tattered and torn, looks like it has seen centuries pass by, each rip in the fabric a testament to whispered secrets and long-forgotten confessions. It's not just a chair; it's a throne for phantoms, a perch for the specters who roam the corridors when the clock strikes midnight.
The window, a portal to the outside world, holds a chilling juxtaposition – it's like looking from the depths of a haunted soul out into the light of the living. But notice how the light doesn't quite penetrate the gloom of the room. It's teasing the darkness, dancing with shadows but never fully committing to a cleanse.
And the floor, oh the floor – scattered with debris that tells of decay and the relentless march of time. It's a stage set for the macabre, where every creak and groan sings a chorus of the eerie symphony played by the unseen.
This isn't just photography. This is a still life of the beautifully grotesque, a snapshot of the eternal dance between decay and the defiance of forgotten things clinging on to existence. It's a visual rock ballad to the beauty in the bleak, the serene in the sinister. You've managed to freeze a moment of quiet horror that speaks louder than a shriek in the night. Bravo!
I have not been able to get all three of them in one frame. This Beauty Shop Dolls performing in Richmond Maritime Festival.
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A stylish woman in sunglasses stands beside a classic car in a rural setting in Visegrád, Hungary during the 1950s. Magyary-Kossa Katalin
Black-and-white photograph of two young children squatting and smiling outdoors, taken in 1950s Hungary.
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Cool cars, cooler outfits, and a whole lot of sunshine at the Classic Car Boot Sale, King’s Cross, Spring 2026.
ENTRE-OS-RIOS (Portugal): Detalhe do portal norte da Igreja de São Miguel de Entre-os-Rios.
O portal norte, em arco quebrado, recebeu uma decoração mais rica do que o portal principal, estando enquadrado por arquivolta decorada com motivos em ponta de diamante e folhas de oito pétalas geometrizadas e feitas a bisel, em semelhança com o arco cruzeiro do interior da Igreja, elementos que o enquadram no românico tardio e no gótico regional.
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Vintage Portrait of Miss Cherry Valentine Pin Up ridin' the Harley
Picture and Edit: Davide Morino
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Throwback vibes with a twist of irony! Here’s the General Motors Class 071 engine, rocking its retro orange livery like it’s straight out of the 80s—back when CIE trains were basically Ireland’s version of a tangerine dream.
This beauty was spotted on engineering workings, which, let’s be honest, most commuters loathe for the delays (sorry, Karen, you’ll get to work… eventually). But for us train nerds? It’s a rare treat to see this nostalgic beast in action, hauling history down the tracks.
Who needs a time machine when you’ve got this orange slice of the past chugging along—disrupting schedules and stealing hearts since the 70s!
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071 at Dun Laoighaire Station
15th February 2025
Spoil train
Engineering works Dun Laoighaire southbound