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Award Tree challenge 134 - ' Movie Night! '
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*For those of you outside of the UK who don't know what 'rock' is, it's a type of stick-shaped boiled sugar confectionery! :-)
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Rock pool on the beach at La Fontanilla, Conil de la Frontera, Spain.
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CSXT local PO-4 with Pan Am blue GP40-2LWs MEC 504 and 506 is switching on the ladder strung down into track 47 (I think though it's hard to tell) in the former Portland Terminal Company Rigby Yard. This view looks railroad west off the US Route 1 overpass above what is now known as CPF 199 on CSXT's ex Pam Am Freight Mainline.
The pair of GMDD units were built in Jul. 1974 as CN 9466 and 9471 respectively and were acquired around 2000 by Guilford Rail System and only time will tell if someday they get CSXT blue and yellow.
To see a wider view of all the changes taking place check out this earlier post: flic.kr/p/2obWea6
South Portland, Maine
Saturday January 14, 2023
Visitors to the tip of the Gaspé Peninsula are rewarded with a view of Percé Rock, one of the world's largest natural arches.
Kaiaka Rock
Rocky cliff in West Molokai, Kepuhi Beach
It's said this rocky headland south of Kepuhi Beach was once the location of a sacred (Heiau) gathering place and burial ground for the people on Molokai.
Floating Rock, The Narrows, Zion National Park, UT.
The 'Holy Grail' for me on this trip to Utah - at last I managed to hike all the way to Floating Rock.
It actually didn't look that interesting as I approached from downstream, but once I was on the upstream side the light was wonderful.
Another one of the rock formations at Widemouth Bay.
I know very little about geology but have read online that these are Silesian, mostly from the Bude Formation and date back to the Carboniferous period, more than 300 million years old. They were formed in a giant tropical lake (Bude Lake) that folded when Britain and France collided.
A colorful locomotive consist leads Burlington Northern Santa Fe HKCKPAS westbound through Rock Creek between Bonita and Clinton, Montana, over MRL’s Third Subdivision on October 15, 2000. MRL No. 301, a former Clinchfield/CSX SD45-2 leads the train. Trailing are BN SD60M No. 9214, BNSF GP39M No. 2876, former Santa Fe SD45-2 No. 6471 and GE B40-8 No. 8616. The empty grade between the train and the Clark Fork is Milwaukee Road’s Pacific Extension right-of-way. For 35 years until 2018, Rock Creek was popular in some circles for its annual ‘Testicle Festival’ known as ‘Testy Fest’ each summer at the Rock Creek Lodge, that featured a wild celebration surrounding music, beer and consumption of ‘Rocky Mountain Oysters.’ Their advertising once stated, “You’ll have a ball! If you miss it, you’re nuts!”
In the midst of a falling down house, a rocking chair sits. Might be some kind of metaphor for troubled times in our lives.