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Tw 2005 und Bw 3039 unterwegs als Baustellenlinie 21/28 am Stiglmaierplatz in München

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TW-Tramwaje Warszawskie, PESA / 120Na / SWING, 3192, 22-9-2020, Warszawa Centrum - Poland.

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“Niagara Falls of the West”

As the U.S. entered the electric age, the 30 to 40 feet of water height, or “head,” at the falls was a natural for power generation, and the location was promoted as the “Niagara Falls of the West.”

 

Using generators originally employed in a Portland sawmill, the Willamette Falls Electric Company, a precursor of Portland General Electric, produced the nation’s first long-distance transmission of electricity on June 3, 1889. Power traveled from Station A in Oregon City to the streetlights in Portland 14 miles away.

 

The T.W. Sullivan Plant is born

Station B opened on the West Linn side of Willamette Falls in 1895. PGE closed Station A in 1897, but B continued operation, taking the name in 1953 of the PGE hydraulic engineer who designed the station, Thomas W. Sullivan. The entire development was called the Willamette Falls Hydroelectric Project.

 

By that year, the plant was generating 16,000 kilowatts, which it still does today.

 

PGE Willamette River/Willamette Falls/TW Sullivan Plant History

Baustellen-Pendel mit betagten Zweirichtern (unverkennbar ex Zwickau) am 13. März 1999 an der Haltestelle Berghof-Weiche in Richtung Rüdersdorf.

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we worked up an appetite during our second photo-stroll this week. we already had lunch at our favorite mediterranean joint and then decided to have a couple slices of "supreme" at little five points pizza before heading home. todd patiently waited for me to finally get a shot that wasn't blurry. i think his pizza got a bit cold. :-)

Am Abend des gestrigen Tages fuhr TW 1002 als Linie 1 nach Lebach in die Haltestelle Römerkastell ein.

Arriva Kent's Tunbridge Wells (TW) based Mercedes-Benz O530 Citaro C1 on the 402 to Tunbridge Wells at Tonbridge Station

 

This is sort of like two unique things to Arriva at once here, a Citaro and a pride livery in one, which I personally think suits the Citaro.

 

I was just fiddling about in and around the area, just trying to find a spot which worked really and, just by chance, happened to snap a few buses on the bridge which sort of worked. But it was also easy to get bowled there, so it was 50/50. Apologies for the LEDs not showing too, my phone was being very selective that day.

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