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Make: Bedford CALZ30
Body: Martin Walter M11F
Year : 1965
Broadway
Winchester
Hants
1-05-2023
New to Richmond, Epsom
Resplendent in BR Large Logo livery with an Inverness Highland Stag badge, Class 37/4 37418 runs around its train at Rhymney having brought a commuter service up the valley from Cardiff.
Canon 7D ii, EF 300 f/4 L, stack of 48 x 1 minute exposures (Starry Sky Stacker), ISO 250, f/4. Tracked with IOptron Skyguider Pro. No calibration frames. Shot from my backyard, Bortle 4-5 skies.
Explore Feb 1/09..Dropped...Mallard (f) VView Large On BlackThey run across the water sometimes as they take off. But they can also rise straight up into the air if so desired for lift off. IMG_9532
The Longmont Switch flies through Highland CO with BNSF SD70MAC No. 9774 in the lead, after departing Longmont for the day.
I am.
How far?
Up to here!
A mourning ceremony at Gotokuji temple.
From the series: «Japan's fragments»
No matter what time I get up, if it's before 10AM, I'm always running late! I battle with this flaw 5x's/week!
I have just recently got back from my trip to York. This will be the first of many uploads from my trip.
Here we have a running stream that I shot with a 5 second exposure time limit.
Taken On my Pentax KR camera.
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A bird had flown into our dining room window, and left an impression of its wings, body and legs. I took a lot of close-up photos with the house in darkness, so the white would be seen against a dark reflection of the garden. However, these photos did not really work.
So, I put the lights on inside the house and got the contents of the house with a reflection of the garden and the shape of the bird showed up well. Then my grandson ran past with two outlines caused by the double glazing. I thought it made an attractive photograph with a story.
Blue wildebeest (Connochaetes taurinus), also called the common wildebeest, white-bearded wildebeest or brindled gnu, running and splashing their way across Lake Ndutu during the Great Migration after a heavy rainfall caused it to overflow and create a temporary river.
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Veglierò questa notte sol per te, dolce bimbo, ti dirò che presto tornerò.
Senza te sento gelo nel mio cuor, cerco solo l'illusione di averti qui con me.
Tornerai per me le stelle nel mio cielo senza più nubi, sogni d'or scendon lievi verso te, dormi caro che domani col sol ti bacerò.
Sooner, or later everyone will know
Within the shadows
In there light will grow
And love is on its way
It's more than I can see
Running, returning
On and on it goes
To a place
Where love begins to grow
And I am away
To where I've always been
After walking on the treadmill, I laid down on the sofa and played around with my camera's shutter speed.
Ontario Southland runs through many backyards between Ingersoll and Woodstock but in most locations there's a lot a brush. There are a few spots, such as this location in Centreville, where the view is relatively open.
Today's Woodstock turn has made a run from Beachville to Putnam with some covered hoppers before grabbing some autoracks from CAMI and heading to the CPR interchange in Woodstock.
A late running 911 is on its knees leaving Trout Lake with 757 and 775 on February 23, 1978. The pair of dash 2's have 111 cars, just a shade over 10,000 tons on this winter evening and veteran hogger Art LeGault has his hands full with the heavy train on the wet rail. The Trout Lake Mead pick up is on the head pin but looking back in the train you can spot Meads from the Newberry and Shingleton wood yards and a lot of other freight off the ex DSS&A connection from Marquette. Add in the stuff off the ACR and local business out of Sault Ste. Marie ON and the cut of paper boxes and COFC off CP right in front of the caboose and you have one long train that will be making a slow trip to Gladstone.
“Every morning in Africa, a gazelle wakes up, it knows it must outrun the fastest lion or it will be killed. Every morning in Africa, a lion wakes up. It knows it must run faster than the slowest gazelle, or it will starve. It doesn't matter whether you're the lion or a gazelle-when the sun comes up, you'd better be running.” - Christopher McDougall