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VW1569 (LK55AAZ) is seen on the 607 at Ealing Broadway.
This route will loose the TE type vehicles along with VWs due to the contract retentation giving it VMHs.
Fontana, California
A few blocks away from Burrtec is Ray Gaskin Services. They used to be located right by me in Baldwin Park but a few years ago, moved their entire operation out here unfortunately. Here are a few of their newest trucks.
Make: Bedford CALZ30
Body: Martin Walter M11F
Year : 1965
Broadway
Winchester
Hants
1-05-2023
New to Richmond, Epsom
Seen on the short working from Steyning to Shoreham during its service days is 209. Photo taken by a friend.
The original Beyer Garratt, K1, which was supplied to the Tasmanian Government Railways in 1909 for use on the North East Dundas Tramway. After overhaul at the Statfold Barn Railway it is seen there out on the line during a steam enthusiasts day at which twelve locomotives were in steam.
On a very sunny and brisk Sunday afternoon Amtrak Northeast regional train 195 is pictured doing authorized track speed through Martin State. On point of A195 is ACS-64 number 637 with 8 cars in tow.
Under the eye of a colleague, HotShot The Robot leaves "Robotronia", the Robot Repair/Charging Station camp on 3:00 & B Plaza, at Burning Man 2018.
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Yesterday, BNSF Railway launched a brand new intermodal service between the Pacific Northwest (PNW) and the Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas area symboled the Q ALTPTL6 and Q PTLALT6. The purpose of this brand new service is to provide customers with expedited service between Texas and Oregon/Washington with a travel time of five to six days. The train will operate Tuesday through Sunday. Seen here, BNSF ET44C4 Nos. 3839 and 3986 lead the first northbound run of the Q-Train as it comes into Berthoud, Colorado along BNSF's Front Range Subdivision on September 14, 2016.
Here's the taxi rank, and one goose cab is off to a green area. The others gradually follow, reforming each time into another taxi...
It's easier, especially in strong winds for the geese to fly together. Even over a short distance, it's possible to see some geese drop back a bit as others come to the front. I don't know if anybody gets any tips!
According to a news report I once saw, some athletic trainers have urged their trainees to watch how geese work together to achieve their amazing flights.
D5302 (26002) seen parked up at Stracathro Service's shortly before sunset. Has been stored at an Industrial Unit in Brechin Business Park for a number of years along with sister 26025.
"Out of Service" sort of sums up much of the second half of my 2025 photography endeavours.
Thomas Edison National Historic Park in West Orange, New Jersey. A workforce of about 100 men worked in small teams under Edison's direction to research and produce many of the finished items that came from the labs.
The laboratory buildings at the Thomas Edison National Historic Park represent a well-preserved collection of over 400,000 items connected to Edison and his inventions and research.
Nikon ZF with Nikkor Z 24-120mm F4 lens @ 44mm. F6.3, ISO 6400, 1/25th second exposure. Handheld since they don't allow tripods.
The Shuangyashan Mines Railway servicing point on New Year's Day 2001 and a temperature of around minus forty, with 'QJ' No.3593 taking on water and labourers about to clear out the ash pits to prevent further ice from forming in the ash pits and surroundings while the going is good - a futile job it would seem!
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