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Operativa desde mediados de Julio la nueva terminal de contenedores que opera el puerto de Huelva en Sevilla , en Majarabique .
En la foto se puede ver el tren a su llegada desde Huelva Mercancías como 83357 .
TRRA 4002 and TRRA 4001 (ex CSX né CR) lead a transfer train from NS Luther Yard to TRRA’s yard in Madison Illinois
The correct name is Grand Central Terminal (not Grand Central Station, which is the name of the U.S. Post Office station on Lexington Avenue).
Outside, above the main entrance, the clock is quite a piece of work, embedded in a sculpture where the Roman god Mercury is the main figure, but he's not alone: Minerva and Hercules are there to keep him company. French sculptor Jules-Félix Coutan was commissioned to create this statue that goes by a few names: Glory of Commerce, Progress with Mental and Physical Force, and even simply Transportation. Anyway, you can learn all about it here. It's a good read :)
O nome correcto é Grand Central Terminal (e não Grand Central Station, que é o nome da estação dos Correios dos EUA na Lexington Avenue).
No exterior, por cima da entrada principal, o relógio é uma obra de arte, incrustado numa escultura onde o deus romano Mercúrio é a figura principal, mas que não está sozinho: Minerva e Hércules também lá estão para lhe fazerem companhia. O escultor francês Jules-Félix Coutan foi contratado para criar esta estátua que tem vários nomes: Glória do Comércio, Progresso com Força Mental e Física, e até simplesmente Transporte. De qualquer forma, pode ficar a saber tudo sobre esta escultura aqui. É uma leitura interessante :)
Viterra Cascadia Terminal.
The facility handles wheat, durum, canola, barley and rye, with a storage capacity of 280,000 tonnes.
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During a day of torrential downpours, Freightliner Heavyhaul 66622 heading the 12:19 Grain Oil Terminal to Colnbrook at Culvert Street, Battersea, Thursday 13th June 2019.
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Illinois Terminal SW1500 1506 @ Federal Yard in Alton, Il.
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A panoramic view of Terminal One at Heathrow in the early 1980's. Taken from the long since gone Queens Building.
This photo was taken five years after The Terminal was last used; it took another two years for The Terminal to be completely demolished in 2010.
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Some 20 km further on, the Westerschelde tunnel opened for traffic on 14 March 2003. Since then the ferry service between Vlissingen and Breskens operates only for pedestrians and bicycles/scooters. The journey across by ferry takes about 20 minutes.
Motor vehicles of course now use the Westerschelde tunnel between Terneuzen and Ellewoutsdijk
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Galax / Hillsville - Twin County (HLX)
Galax / Hillsville, VA
The little terminal at this rural Virginia airport.
SW1 No. 31 departs the engine facility on its way to work the large Sappi mill. On the left is the RIP track with some company rack (log) flats. Note that 31 wears the newer CTRR logo on the engineer's side but there is no logo on the fireman's side.
The Illinois Terminal train is crossing Mindale hump, so named because it rises up and over the Ill. Rt 122 and the GM&O line from Bloomington to Jacksonville to Roodhouse line in the middle of the flat land corn fields.
My description of terminal makes it sound a bit grander than it really is. Probably more like a landing stage. Nonetheless a crossing to Knott End has existed since 1841 with this format of the service starting in the 1890's.
"The Tsawwassen Ferry Terminal is an approximately 23 ha (57 acres) major transportation facility in Delta, British Columbia. It is located at the southwestern end of an approximately 3 km (2 mi) man-made causeway that juts out into the Strait of Georgia off the mainland at Tsawwassen and is less than approximately 500 m (550 yd) from the 49th parallel , the Canada-United States border ."
During our stay in New Haven we went to New York on one of the weekends, where we took the Metro North to the Grand Central Terminal which is a really beautiful building. Besides some long exposures I also tried other compositions, where this clock caught my eye as it is one of the characteristics of this train station's main hall.
Picture was taken in the conjunction between terminals. Little post processing with Topaz adjust. Long exposure was required to get all light effects on one picture.
Bueno, aqui, un verdadero ejemplo de terminal intermodal (no como el invento de la intermodal de San Bernardo y Nos en el metrotren nos) un terminal espectacular en donde llegan todos los servicios urbanos y diferenciales de las empress CUCTSA, COME S.A., UCOT, COPSA y COECT. y que combinan con el ferrocarril, SERVICIOS FERROVIARIOS A PROGRESO y 25 DE AGOSTO.En la imagen el Y1 1273 en su detención de Intermodal Colon, destino Nueva Terminal de Montevideo. Marzo, 2018
I was so inspired by my mom's idea of seeing a picture in Explore and then hopping in the car to go see the sight for herself - in her case it was to see poppies growing on the hills in Southern California www.flickr.com/photos/75885098@N05/32440176737/in/datepos... - that I wanted to do something similar myself.
I didn't find anything that fit the bill so my mom then suggested I go to Reading Terminal Market in Philadelphia, a place we both loved when she came to visit. So, George and I hopped in the car and drove there on a day, alas, when the Dutch Eating Place was closed. It's an Amish diner that serves turkey dinners. Their mashed potatoes and gravy are worth an hour drive just on their own. The rest of the market is the icing on the cake. Or the gravy on the potatoes. :-)