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I completed my 19th marathon this morning. The Ottawa Marathon was modified this year because of COVID-19. Participants were able to run the race virtually, on their own and choosing their own route. Race medals and shirts are mailed to each runner. I chose to run from my home in downtown Cornwall to Phillpots Island on the Long Sault Parkway and back home to complete the 42.2 km race. With no water or aid stations along the route, I ran this race completely on my own using an Osprey backpack containing 2.5 Litres of water, 3 small bottles of Gatorade and 4 energy gels. This selfie was taken at the halfway and turnaround point on Phillpotts Island.
Not just for the high school kids anymore.
Tundra Swans taking off at the Ridgefield Wildlife Refuge.
K190 works the last passenger service of the day through the Iron Bark forest near Muckleford
The lightly laid nature of the line is clearly evident in this photo
I am not a member of Joan River's Fashion Police (I do know the reference from my daughters, however). As I saw this runner across the river I thought to myself that at least he would be visible to bike and car traffic. I'll let you decide on the fashion sense involved in his choices.
I absolutely salute to this grandpa still participate the Marathon running at this age ! Please be noticed that he got a funny gesture with his tongue out of his mouth !
Show me the land of the midnight sun,
That's one place that I ain't never gone.
But you won't get far
If you stay where you are.
Baby can you hear me, can you understand?
I know this planet like the back of my hand,
And there's no time to waste
To find that last secret place.
I'm gonna take it on a mystery train,
Running down that lonesome track.
If I had to do it, I would do it again,
And there ain't no comin' back.
I'm running right through the world,
I'm running right through the world.
I'm running right through the world,
I'm running right through the world.
("I'm running right through the world" The Toasters)
A bit of running water!
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Same image as the last post, but framed in black and white.
Ruddy Turnstone, running by me as I photographed it.
Having finished switching Ackerville, L599 is headed for the Slinger crossovers and Quad Graphics in Hartford.
Trying to make up time after a late arrival in the Birmingham area 70017 & 70014 speed into Tyseley station with the 06.12 Leeds - Southampton Freightliner. The train had lost its booked path and was following a stopping train bound for Dorridge. Back in 2016 I used to complain about those two bushes, if only it was this clear now!
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Firstly; massive thanks to Kat and Rowan for getting me access to trackside on the Bluebell Railway. Double thanks to Row for the guided tour around the restoration areas and for answering all my inane questions! I owe you both a drink.
This is one of the trains running on the famous Bluebell Railway in the heart of Sussex it's an amazing place and if you are in the area I can highly recommend a visit.
52 of 2012 - "Technical, mechanical, or machinery"
Looks at it's best in the lightbox
The normally nocturnal BODO (Boston, Massachusetts to Dover, New Hampshire) empty gravel train made a rare daylight arrival in Dover this morning after outlawing at Rockingham Junction. A Rigby crew was brought in to take the train the last 13 miles into Dover. Both NHN GP38-2's and the leased FURX GP38-2 are currently being used on the train. The CPF243 interlocking at the west end of Dover still features a classic B&M signal bridge with searchlight signals. The signal heads were changed from 3 light to 2 light in conjunction with the Amtrak Downeaster service signal upgrades in 2001.
Dover, New Hampshire
August 30, 2016