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The Hungarian railway company MÁV has no money for new locomotives and is therefore trying to alleviate the worst of the need with older ones. For example, old Danish diesel locomotives are in service at Lake Balaton, and Tauruses and Sybics have been leased from Akiem. Taurus 182 650 stopped operating on IC928 from Budapest-Keleti to Szentgotthárd in Győr on September 16, 2025.
Model & Photographer:
Evion Ember
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GP38 7895, a patched CR unit, has the honors on a westbound exiting one of the portals of the Spruce Creek Tunnels. Over the next two decades, SPRUCE Tower would close, and the double-stack clearance project would close one of the Spruce Creek Tunnel portals.
CR 7895. Spruce Creek, PA.
September 1978. H. E. Brouse photo.
Adam Klimchock collection.
Tuesday 01 September 2009: Remix of same outfit worn to our son's graduation ceremony on 14 June 2009. Had to get the white shoes and bag in one last time before Labor Day, of course. They're now safely ensconced on the top shelf of my cloest until next Spring. The dress, which reminds me of Oleg Cassini and Jackie O, will get heavy rotation this Fall. Today, worn for a meeting with the landlord, a photoshoot and lovely Japanese dinner with my man.
"Coco" lined dress by Yulia Raquel: Igigi online, igigi.com, c.$70 (on sale), c.2009
White strappy sling-backs: Payless Shoe Source, Ellsworth, ME, payless.com, c.$14, c.2009
White satchel bag w/ metal trim: Payless Shoe Source, Ellsworth, ME, payless.com, c.$17, c.2008
Black Tights: Avenue online, avenue.com, c.$7, c.2009
Jewelry: Lanvin triple-strand freshwater pearl necklace, Barney's New York, barneys.com (gift), c.2008. Faux pearl bracelet and cluster ring, HSN Online, hsn.com, c.$20 & c.$9 (on sale), c.2007
Sunglasses: DG "movie star" designer shades, Amazon, amazon.com, $5, c.2006
Hair: Paul Mitchell extra-body daily shampoo & rinse. Paul Mitchell Super Skinny Serum.
Face: Clinique 3-step #2, super-defense cream, even better makeup SPF15 in neutral, soft-press powder blush in chestnut, quick liner in charcoal, high impact mascara in black honey & color surge butter shine lipstick in chocolate ice: all from the Clinique counter at Macy's, Bangor, ME or online, clinique.com
Another rainy day and yes I needed more bokeh to get through it. Who could blame me? Bokeh is so hard to resist.
I sort of kicked myself for not having the foresight to have Scott fold something for me to shoot this morning or to have thought to bring something with me to use as a focal point in the shot, but the more I looked back on this one, the more I liked what I saw.
Simple and because the focus isn't on a specific thing your eye is free to bounce around the image and appreciate the bokeh.
Is this what they mean by less is more?
Hope everyone has had a good day.
Click "L" for a larger view.
Langzaam maar zeker steekt de tweelingspoorbrug het Amsterdam Rijnkanaal over.
Slowly the twin railwaybridge from Weesp is crossing the Amsterdam Rijnkanaal.
West Pond, Parsonsfield, Maine.
Was wicked hot for September here in Maine today, It hit 92°F around 4:00 P.M..
In/op/rondom het station van San Carlos de Bariloche.
In/at/around the station from San Carlos de Bariloche.
In Tsjechië rijden in de weekends tal van extra treinen, ook op spoorlijnen die geen normaal reizigersvervoer meer kennen. In een aantal gevallen komt hiervoor historisch materieel op de baan. Op 9 september 2023 trekt 'Bardotka' 751 033, in 1967 door ČKD Praha gebouwd en tegenwoordig in het bezit van Klub železničních cestovatelů, trein 1272 Praha Vršovice - Mšeno door Praag.
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A photo from a past fall in Jackson Hole, WY (USA).
That year I was in Jackson from late September to October 10 and what a show it was...maybe one of the most intense I've seen over the years. The majority of the trees you see here are Cottonwoods.
I was looking at the various web cams a little earlier today and I saw where a storm front was moving through the area. And my guess is that once it passes through you'll see the first early snow on the upper elevations of the Tetons.
Another thing the web cams revealed ... the trees haven't changed much. With temps dropping nicely into the 30's at night my guess is that in 2 weeks the colors will really start popping out but the weekend of Sept 23rd will probably disappoint those who are there for the fall colors....it just looks like they will be late this year. Hey, that's ok...I'll be there through Oct. 4th.
This shot was on a day when the branch from the Snake River going through Lower Schwabacher's Landing was perfectly still.
The pdf version to my upcoming ebook "Jackson Hole, WY - A Photographer's Shooting Guide" is now completed. See my profile for more info on obtaining a copy.
Hope to see you there between Sept 28 and Oct 4..
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92212 running as 92187 on the Nene Valley Railway in September 2014. Tornado & the Standard 5 on shed.
11 September 2010: Lights pierce the skies from the place where the magnificent twin towers once stood.
ACTS locomotief 1253 komt voorbij met een goederentrein aan de haak.
ACTS locomotive 1253 is passing by with a freight working.
Same night as the Clitheroe - Mossend tanks but some 35 minutes later at 6.50pm 45699 passes with the returning Steam Dreams Cumbrian Coast and Yorkshire Dales Express Wednesday 16 September 2015
September 19, 2013
Photos of Tsuyoshi Miyazaki receiving the Japanese Foreign Minister's Commendation for his work in Judo education throughout the United States.
Toton (18A) allocated Stanier 8F 48149 Seen on the turntable at Hither Green sometime during September 1963. 48149 was withdrawn on the 14/01/1967 and the turntable has only recently been dismantled and moved to the Rother Valley Railway at Robertsbridge where it is waiting to be rebuilt.
Original Photographer Unknown.
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Squirrels (as well as a chipmunk or two and a rabbit that did not seem bothered by me at all) on a beautiful early Autumn day in Ann Arbor at the University of Michigan. Taken on Friday September 28th, 2018.
SBB Cargo 421 383 (Re 4/4 II) met reclame voor de nieuwe snelle verbinding Zürich - München, mogelijk geworden door de elektrificatie van de lijn Geltendorf - Lindau in het zuiden van Duitsland. 421 383 werd regelmatig ingezet voor de 'oude' EC's, maar kon in december 2020 definitief de goederendienst weer in. De reclame-uitingen bleven echter behouden. Rangierbahnhof Basel-Muttenz (waar je gewoon met de fiets op kunt...), 2 september 2021.
ID
3233
Listing Date
23 September 1950
History
Conwy Castle and town walls were begun in 1283 after Edward I had gained control of the Conwy valley. The town wall protected the borough, founded in 1284, and also provided a forward defence of the castle on the landward side. The town wall and castle were built mainly in the period 1283-6, under the direction of James of St George, Master of the King's Works in Wales and the foremost secular architect of his day. Seven subordinate building masters involved in the construction of the town wall are also known by name. Four were from the area of modern France: John Francis from Savoy, Jules of Chalons, William of Seyssel and Peter of Boulogne. The other 3 were Englishmen: Roger of Cockersand, John Sherwood of Nottingham and Robert of Frankby.
The wall was constructed with regularly spaced turrets which had open gorges, and over which plank bridges were built to maintain a continuous wall walk. These bridges could be removed if necessary at time of attack. Only one of the towers, the Llywelyn Tower, was roofed. There were 2 gates on the landward side, Porth y Felin and Porth Uchaf, and one on the seaward side, Porth Isaf.
The wall was maintained as a defensive structure until the C16. Subsequently there have been several breaches, mainly in the C19. In 1826 the Chester-Holyhead road was built through Conwy, engineered by Thomas Telford. This entailed building a toll house in the town wall immediately on the N side of the castle and adjacent to Conwy Suspension Bridge, which opened in 1826. The toll house was demolished in 1958 when Conway Bridge opened and a wider breach was made in the town wall for the new road. In 1827 Telford built a castellated portal in front of a turret on Bangor Road on the NW side of the town, where the new road was driven through. In 1846 the Chester-Holyhead Railway was cut through the wall, and a skew arch rebuilt in its place. Chief engineer of the railway was Robert Stephenson, although the arch was probably designed by the railway architect Francis Thompson. Further breaches were made to Berry Street, Llanrwst Road and adjacent to the railway station in the C19.
Exterior
Rubble-stone town wall with wall walk, corbelled on the inner side, and retaining traces of an embattled parapet with arrow loops. On the inner side are remains of several stone steps to the wall walk. There are 3 main entrances, the inland Porth Uchaf and Porth y Felin, and Porth Isaf facing the quayside. Other openings are later, with only one complete breach, on the NE side adjacent to the castle. In addition there are 19 subsidiary 2-stage turrets and 2 larger towers, the Llywelyn Tower and a round tower at the uppermost and westernmost extent. The turrets are rounded on the outer side with a slight batter at the base, and have open gorges. Each of them retains traces of external curving stone steps to the former parapet. The wall is attached to the castle on the E side.
The first section, on the N side of the castle and attached to its stockhouse tower, is breached to the first turret, which was much altered by Telford as the entrance into the walled town of the Chester-Holyhead Road, and altered again when the wall and a toll house were removed when Conway Bridge opened in 1958. The turret is overgrown and all windows are boarded up. The SE front is of coursed freestone and has outer square plain turrets. There are 2 windows in the lower storey, 3 in the upper storey below battlements, all blocked. The faceted SW, facing Castle Square, has a lancet in the lower stage. On the NW side, facing the side of Custom House Terrace, is an inserted lintelled doorway, with studded boarded door and strap hinges, and lancet window to its R. Further R is a lancet in the 2nd stage. On the outer NE side, facing Conway Bridge, is a pointed doorway in a chamfered rock-faced surround, with studded boarded door and strap hinges. A pointed window on its L side has tooled surround in different colour stone. The adjacent section of wall, behind Custom House Terrace, has a skewed tooled-stone arch to a footpath. Beside the next turret the wall has an original postern gate with pointed arch. The turret is abutted by the Harbour Master's Office on the outer side, and by the Towers Restaurant on the inner side. Two enlarged windows in the upper stage belong to the restaurant. The next section, further NW, faces the quayside and has 2 turrets, with Porth Isaf at the end. Both turrets have enlarged windows in the upper stage and have 2-storey lean-tos added inside the turrets. The parapet is missing in this section.
Porth Isaf has rounded 2-stage towers. The R-hand (W) of these has glazing to narrow upper storey openings, and has lean-tos against the front, and inside the shell of the building, belonging to the Liverpool Arms. The L-hand (W) tower has an inserted round-headed doorway in the lower storey to public conveniences. Above it the 2nd stage has a pointed sash window with Gothic small-pane glazing, belonging to the library which abuts the rear of the tower and which is built partly on the town wall. In the centre the entrance has pointed arches to the front and rear of the passage, of which the latter has associated portcullis slots. On the inner side is a later cambered arch to High Street.
The wall continues along the quayside to Porth yr Aden (or Wing Gate), with one intermediate turret, and parapet poorly preserved. The Liverpool Arms has been cut through the wall, next to Porth Isaf. Further NW are houses, Nos 10-18 Lower Gate Street, abutting the outer side of the wall. At the NW corner a separate spur wall continues on to the shore line, where there was originally an end turret of which no trace is now visible. The wall was probably as much a breakwater as a component of military defence, as it provides some protection for the quayside. It has an arch over Lower Gate Street known as Porth yr Aden. This has 2 stone segmental arches and, although much rebuilt, retains draw-bar sockets on the S reveal and portcullis slots to the inner arch.
The wall then turns back in a NE-SW direction, facing Town Ditch Road and Mount Pleasant, for approximately 340m, a section with 7 subsidiary turrets. The first, steep section of wall has an entrance to Berry Street, a C19 pointed arch and a lower pedestrian pointed arch on the N side. The 5th turret is Porth Ffordd Bangor, altered by Thomas Telford for his Chester-Holyhead Road. A castellated entrance portal on the outer side of the turret is of coursed freestone. It has outer small square turrets with loops. A central round arch, with continuous chamfer, is beneath imitation corbelled machicolations. On the N side is a round-headed pedestrian arch, and just on the S side is an irregular opening to Pool Lane. The 6th turret, directly over Conwy railway tunnel, has large cracks. At the SW end, at the highest and westernmost point of the circuit, is a round tower, larger than the turrets. It has a cantilevered stair to the parapet.
The wall then turns back in a SE-NW direction and descends to Porth Uchaf. Porth Uchaf has outer drum towers, recessed between which is a later basket arch. The passage itself has pointed arches, the rear of which has associated portcullis slots and draw-bar sockets. The passage also has spy holes on either side. At the end of the passage, facing Lower Gate Street, is another later cambered arch. The towers are square at the rear, and are of double-depth plan, but only the outer side remains standing to the 2nd stage. Both towers have shouldered-lintel doorways to the wall walk. On the downhill side the town wall has a later round pedestrian arch. On the outer side, the SE tower has abutting rubble-stone walls of a former college.
The wall then descends further in a NW-SE direction. The upper part of this section has, on the inner side, mid C20 plaster panels of the Stations of the Cross (listed separately). On the outer side of this section is a blocked pointed doorway. The wall then turns approximately E-W towards Porth y Felin. This section includes the higher Llywelyn Tower, originally roofed and shown as such on the 1889 Ordnance Survey. The tower is square at the rear and retains a 1st-floor doorway with shouldered lintel. On the W side of the tower the ground level on the inner side of the wall is higher, and the reveals of the loops incorporate wall seats with segmental rere arches. Further E, at the end of the railway station platform, is a round C19 arch, with continuous chamfer to tooled red sandstone dressings. Next is a broad Tudor arch built across the Chester and Holyhead Railway. It has a broad double chamfer and continues in the spirit of the original wall with an embattled wall walk. Finally in this section, immediately to the W of Porth y Felin the wall retains a row of corbelled latrine shafts.
Porth y Felin is set at an angle to the wall. It has 2-stage towers rounded on the outer sides. Between them is a recessed pointed arch, above which the wall has been rebuilt in snecked rock-faced stone. At the rear of the entrance passage is another pointed arch, with associated portcullis slots and draw-bar sockets. At the rear, both towers have doorways with shouldered lintels, and both towers have remains of 1st-floor fireplaces. The section between Porth y Felin and the castle was partly rebuilt in the late C19 where it faced a former railway yard. Further E a round arch of tooled-stone voussoirs crosses Llanrwst Road.
Reasons for ListingListed grade I as the most complete medieval town wall in Wales and, with the castle, an integral component of the fortified borough upon which the town was created.
Scheduled Ancient Monument CN014
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The Trussville Cherry Bombs, a 14U fast-pitch softball team from Trussville, Alabama, competes Saturday, Sept. 6, 2014, in the NSA Liberty Park Fall Kickoff at Liberty Park in Vestavia Hills, Alabama.
'Laminátky' 230 006 van Čd Cargo komt met een bonte goederentrein door Bratislava. Het doel van de reis, rangeerstation Východ, is bijna bereikt; 12 september 2019.
Foto scattata dai pressi della Cabane des Vignettes (Valais, Suisse) un giorno di settembre di molti anni fa (1976). Di fronte si distende la cresta di confine tra Italia e Svizzera.
boston, massachusetts
september 1967
jack hynes, whdh-tv, channel 5
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Tippi and Adelaide-Skye two of my still growing Blythe family. Did join me turing my trip to Oslo.
Tippi: Giant you forgot to mention auntie Eva.
Adelaide-Skye: Who is our lovely tour guide.
Me: Sorry girls for that.
Photograph taken at 16:43pm on Tuesday 10th September 2013 off the A82 past Luss, with Garelochhead behind us and Ben Lomond ahead of us to the left, on the shoreline of Loch Lomond in the Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park, Scotland.
Loch Lomond (Loch Laomainn), a freshwater loch situated on the Highland Boundary fault, is the largest inland stretch of water by surface area in Great Britain, at 39km in length and up to 8km in width with a maximum depth of 190metres. Primary inflows and outflows include Endrick water, Fruin water and the River Leven.
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Nikon D800 14mm 1/4000s f/2.8 iso200 Handheld
Nikkor AF-S 14-24mm f/2.8G ED IF. Nikon MB-D12 battery grip. Two Nikon EN-EL15 batteries. Sandisc 32GB Ultra Class 10 30MB/s SDHC. Nikon DK-17a magnifying eyepiece. Hoodman HGEC soft eyepiece cup. Nikon MC-DC2 remote shutter release. Nikon GP-1 GPS unit.
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LATITUDE: N 56d 10m 17.01s
LONGITUDE: W 4d 40m 40.65s
ALTITUDE: 15.0m
RAW (FINE) FILE: 103.00MB
PROCESSED FILE: 17.30MB