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The bulk carrier Tiger Shandong at anchor off Royal Roads, with the Trial I sland Lighthouse in the background.
Victoria, B.C.
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A tourist's pier at dusk. Compared to a previous upload the view is just about the opposite direction and this allowed to shield the tripod/camera from the strong winds with my body.
Result is a 60sec exposure that makes the scenery appear nearly bright as daylight and adds a nice "foggy effect" to the water. View it larger on a black background
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B-2080, a Boeing 777-F1B, on approach to runway 06R at Toronto Pearson International Airport in Mississauga, Ontario.
The freighter was arriving as CSN5231 (China Southern Airlines Co., Ltd.) from Vancouver, British Columbia and Qingdao, People's Republic of China.
Here is one of my favorite places near by my home. A place where you strongly feel that you are in China... far from the modern buildings of the new city centers... where the time have stoped... a place which unfortunately will no more belong to tomorrow.
This is China.
My first time getting their -700s although I was really hoping to photograph their -300s! This is just one of 3 73Gs they have.
None of the modes of transport in this photo were moving at more than a brisk walking pace. It was a stiff climb for trains out of Dakunlun to the colliery, approximately four miles distant, on this unusual metre-gauge line and 0-10-0 loco no. 4 is making an all-out effort to get its train of empties up the gradient. A stop for a blow up would be necessary before it reached its destination. Xihe, Shandong province, 16.11.1999.
El "Shandong Fu Yi" és un dels Vaixells granelers de la naviera SDTR Marine. Ha estat construit a principis del 2019 a les drassanes de Nanjing Jinling Shipyard (Xina). Té una eslora de 229 metres i un DWT de 81.784 Tm. Per les seves dimensions està classificat com tipus "Kamsarmax".
A flashback to rural village life near Xihe Coal Mine in Shandong Province in 1999, with 97712 'Shengli No.4' ('Victory No.4') approaching the line's summit and crossing point, heading a loaded train from the mine on 16 November. This 0-10-0 was based on an Orenstein & Koppel 0-10-0 tank design supplied to Ting Shatun Mine in China between 1923 and 1930, subsequently being rebuilt as tender locos in 1952. This one had the repair date of 97712 stencilled on the rear of the tender. The 4 kilometre metre gauge line connected Xihe mine with the town of Dakunlun, which is some 29 kilometres south west of Zibo. Sadly the line closed shortly after this visit.
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Shandong shipping, parking in Laurio area
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Li Bai,Wandering In Shandong.
Or is it Li Po?
How many names did you have my friend?
The Tang Dynasty,
Never had a poet like you,
Romantic was your true last name,
No pictures exists of you,
Which is good,
Adds to your mysterious nature,
Wandering before the age of cameras,
Not before the age of poetry,
Po, Bo, Bai, Pai,
What is in a name?
701 was the year in which you arrived,
To give verse to the tress,
Flowing water all around,
Li Po you loved to drink,
The poetry in the cup,
Can anyone call a poet drunk?
Maybe your secretly working on another verse,
In another state of mind,
To find dreams that were long lost,
Sorrows that wish to be forgotten,
Li Bo how much wandering must you do?
What dreams are you looking for?
Another poem,
A woman that will warm your heart,
As the midday sun,
Li Po your emotions run deep,
Deeper than the waters of the Dongting Lake,
Li Bai it must of weighed heavily on you,
To have a death sentence placed on you head,
Death sentence was commuted,
Instead exiled to Yelang,
Don't worry by friend,
You shall be pardoned,
Before you ever see that land,
Some say you died from your hard living ways,
Legion has it that you loved the moon too much,
Leaped into the Yangtze River,
Trying to give the reflection of the moon a hug,
Drowned from such a act,
In 762,
Much too young to leave this world of ours,
O Li Po, Li Po,
Tonight when I glazed upon the moon,
Pouring me a thing from the cup,
I toast you my friend ,
A poet that loved ,
The moon too much.
Steve H.