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80151 in the late afternoon sun at Horsted Keynes, about to couple on to the rear of a train to Sheffield Park.
The Standard Fireworks site at Crosland Hill has been sold to Housing Developers, with approximately 700 houses to be built there.
Last year I decided to record what was left of the buildings on the site. All of my pictures were shot from outside of the site itself, so walls, fences, trees and shrubs get in the way.
I worked there over thirty years ago, so will try to give context to the pictures from my fading memory.
The green corrugated buildings called Magazines were used to store either finished boxes of fireworks or individual fireworks waiting to be packed in various sizes of Firework Boxes for sale.
Corrugated on the outside and lined with wood paneling on the interia.
A brief history: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_Fireworks
LMS Stanier Black 5 4-6-0 45379 heads towards Ropley on the Mid-Hants Railway during the post-Santa standard service on the line.
BR Standard Class 5MT 4-6-0 73156 steams towards Swithland Sidings on the Great Central Railway with its train of tank wagons during a Timeline Events photo charter.
An eastbound BNSF road switcher crosses the Metra Rock Island District and heads past Joliet, IL with two SD40-2s. September 2021
27/11/2007, Port of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, islas Canarias, Spain.
One of a standard design of ships, Type 'FV Merc 1500', built for Per Hendriksen's Mercandia Line.
In this image, the vessel had very recently been sold to Indonesian owners and renamed with minimal paint brush strokes 'Don Carlos I'.
Keel laid on 10/10/1983, launched on 16/12/1983, & completed on 06/04/1984, by Frederikshavns Vaerft, Frederikshavn, Denmark (407)
7,955 g.t. & 7,200 dwt., as:
'Mercandian Queen II' to 1992,
'Continental Queen II' to 1995,
'Sealift' to 1996,
'HMNZS Charles Upham A02' to 1998,
'Don Carlos' to 2007,
'Don Carlos I' to 2009, &
'Nusantara Sejati' until 2022, when vessel was supposedly demolished at Surabaya, Indonesia; however I can find no official reports of it.
In 2008, vessel was converted to a car carrier.
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CP 5046 makes 2 standard cab leaders in one day! as it leads CP train #286 Eastbound at Northbrook, IL.
A NS SD60 leads train 325 north at Stevenson, AL, and in the process passes a northbound loaded phosphate train led by a CSX C40-8. Take note this is still on the Chattanooga Sub of CSX, as NS Memphis East End joins with the CSX here in Stevenson. Also of note, 6640 has since been rebuilt as SD60E #7017.
British Railways Class 4MT 78084 approaches a rain drenched Ramsbottom on 1015 Rawtenstall - Heywood service on 05/03/2017
CN 2031 sits in the night paired up with CN 2155. The duo recently brought in the L531 local/freight into Decatur, Illinois. Currently sitting on the north end of the CN yard awaiting the next crew before heading back south with the L532.
CN 2031 started life as CNW 8532, which later became UP 9054.
Seen attending the 2017 Kop Hill Climb Event at Princes Risborough is this rather nice and relatively rare Standard 10.
Car: Chevrolet Standard.
Year of manufacture: 1935.
Date of first registration in the UK: 19th March 2003.
Place of registration: Oxfordshire.
Date of last MOT: 5th March 2012.
Mileage at last MOT: 8,378.
Date of last change of keeper: 7th September 2010.
Number of previous keepers: 3.
Date taken: 9th April 2023.
Taken around Nishi-Koyama Station in Meguro-ku Tokyo, where three different portable shrines were being paraded during the local autumn festival. This young man is twirling an old Edo period style fire brigade standard, called a matoi.
Standards 76084 and Black Prince 92203 stand at Weybourne with a parcels and mixed freight during this years mixed traction event on the North Norfolk Railway.
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The Standard Fireworks site at Crosland Hill has been sold to Housing Developers, with approximately 700 houses to be built there.
Last year I decided to record what was left of the buildings on the site. All of my pictures were shot from outside of the site itself, so walls, fences, trees and shrubs get in the way.
I worked there over thirty years ago, so will try to give context to the pictures from my fading memory.
The green corrugated buildings called Magazines were used to store either finished boxes of fireworks or individual fireworks waiting to be packed in various sizes of Firework Boxes for sale.
Corrugated on the outside and lined with wood paneling on the interia.
A brief history: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_Fireworks
RD21073. After the splendid Autumn Steam Gala on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway was over it was back to business as usual and this is British Railways Standard Class 4MT 2-6-0 76079 running round its train at Whitby in the morning of Wednesday, 2nd October, 2019.
Copyright © 2020 Ron Fisher.
One of my favourite winter birding spots is the local sewer treatment plant, as you get flies and hence birds, but this day the whole area was thick with both flies and birds, but made photography very hard, and after two hours I gave up, and this below standard image of a male reed bunting shows what I was up against,
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When you call upon the Calvary, you call upon the Impulser (Series). With the latest technologies in Mecha development pack into this machines, you can dominate the battlefield.
And oh, the red one? It is just clmntinE's Custom prototype.
This is the Impulser; Standard Infantry Configuration with High-Type Maneuver Equipment. This mobility pack boosts in agility and dog-fighting, armed with a suppressor beam gun with bayonet, it got all the bases covered.
The Art Deco Standard Life Building located in downtown Jackson, Mississippi was originally known as the Tower Building and was built in 1929 by New Orleans architect Claude Lindsley. After the stock market crash plunged the country into the Great Depression, the building was constructed to fulfill a demand for more office space in order to attract more businesses in the building and to the city of Jackson, MS. Upon completion, the Standard Life Building became the largest reinforced concrete building in the world and the tallest building in Jackson, MS at the time it was built. The building is currently used as rental apartments.
Around the perimeter of parts of Brisbane's Botanic Gardens, planted every couple of metres, are the most wonderful displays of pink standard roses. Indeed, a very nice welcome for one arriving to do a spell of photography.
Well done to the gardeners that make this such a wonderful and peaceful place to visit.
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