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Rothbury Bridge was badly damaged in the bad weather in the previous winter, and at time of this shot was closed for major repair work. To join the two parts of Rothbury during the works, two temporary bridges were put in place over the river Coquet, a single track vehicle (on which a car is seen going away from the camera) and a pedestrian bridge compete with passing place.
As it was quite dark when we arrived in Mountain Lagoon, and I didn't have a tripod with me, I am surprised that most of my shots turned out sharp, albeit grainy. The light camera and lens combination is proving quite valuable shooting at low light levels.
It looks like the 35 f2 lens has some vignetting wide open. Need to investigate further.
Canon 3000n 35 f2 Kodak Gold 400 (expired very long time ago, when my father in law was still using film)
March 7th - April 19th
photographed by: B. Jones
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The new temporary circulation desk set up near what will be the temporary entrance during the construction period.
Route: 96A Golden Triangle (Temporary route for fan trip)
Color: Brick Red
2005 Neoplan USA AN460
Operated by Port Authority of Allegheny County (PAAC/PAT), Ross Division (10)
Bus originally ran out of East Liberty, transferred to Ross around 2010 after a bridge was modified to allow heavier buses to traverse it. This was the last Neoplan bus to run service in all of Port Authority. This bus also participated in the December 7 to December 8 2019 Neoplan fantrip (of 2 Neoplans left in the system) to celebrate the retirement of the last Neoplans in the system. It ran as the second half of the day, both days. This bus was retired December 2019, and, after being rejected for preservation, was scrapped at the end of 2020.
Orion fit just perfectly into Lindsay & Sean's driveway. Lindsay welcomes us as her temporary neighbors in Sacramento.
March 7th - April 19th
photographed by: B. Jones
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Temporary housing for returning World War II veterans and their growing families sprouted up all over the city's outer boroughs. This is a community center in Rego Park, Queens, in 1947. For more images from the Archives' several collections, go to www.laguardiawagnerarchive.lagcc.cuny.edu
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March 7th - April 19th
photographed by: B. Jones
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A temporary irrigation system was installed to water the native prairie plantings on the bluff slopes above Lake Michigan. At Concordia University Wisconsin in Mequon, Wisconsin. July 2016.
Original key: IMG_0345
Taken yesterday morning outside the "country hotel", at least nature tried to jazz things up a bit. Sad then that I was in a classroom until dusk, so this was the only chance to walk through drifts of freshly fallen leaves.
March 7th - April 19th
photographed by: B. Jones
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