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Some pictures taken by the late Michael Cleary. I will be uploading any I think may be of interest. None were catalogued. Where I know the approximate date I will state it. Similarly I will give the location.
Late 1989 I believe.
When Salt Lake City hosted three long distance passenger trains per day, a switch engine was required to add and subtract cars from the Desert Wind, Pioneer, and California Zephyr trains. Amtrak SW1 No. 736, nicknamed 'Lil' Toot' is pictured shuffling an EMD F40PH locomotive at the Rio Grande depot on the morning of July 2, 1988. āLilā Tootā was built in January 1942 for the New York Central. It would later toil for both Penn Central and Ohio Central before beginning a career with Amtrak. After working in Utah it was transferred to shuttle coaches in Oakland, California until retirement in 2001.
Some pictures taken by the late Michael Cleary. Summer 1988.
The single bus on route 189. It was extended to Brixton at school finish time (and apparently on to the garage as well).
There is some gorgeous blossoms to be found in Tooting, either on the street as in this case or in some of the local graveyards which have an amazing variety of trees and widlife.
The Totterdown Fields estate, dating from the early 20th century, was an early example of a London 'Cottage Estate.' Consisting, in a large part, of what would now be called 'affordable housing' it was designed with real care and imagination, with a variety of homes of various sizes and styles.
OMG TOOT its your birthday!!!
Happy birthdaaaaaaaaaaay 7abibty =* o el3omr klah ya rab =D
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wallah the last summer was one of the best 3shan enti knti m3ana..plz come next summer ba3ad ='D
hehehe do u remember this photo when we were shopping for 3eed =P
a7la 6agam vans ;D
LOVE U <3 =*
Plural: Teet (fiacla)
Photographer (grianghrafadĆ³ir): Liam O Cuinn
Clondalkin and Drimnagh, 1966
9 yanked out in one go, at the age of twelve, for want of a toot brush.
Toot brush: scuab fiacla.
I would like to make this 8ft by 8ft, the image I mean, and leave it to the 'Natural History Museum' in Dublin.
I am so very Grateful for this day
āBreathe. Let go. And remind yourself that this very moment is the only one you know you have for sure.ā
ā Oprah Winfrey
Running a mere 8 minutes behind schedule, the westbound Cardinal makes its VERY brief stop at Alderson, West Virginia on the evening of September 26, 2021. Behind the engine is DOTX 221, a Federal Railroad Administration Office of Safety car.
The Empire Builder has tooted twice and begins its departure west bound from Shelby, Montana on 09-28-1997 as a BNSF freight climbs into the hills east of town. Just over four years old, Amtrakās P40DC and a mate were normal power on this train during the 90ās. These beasts were 69 feet long and exactly 10 feet wide, with a top speed of 103 mph and propelled by 4000 horses. 1326
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The crew on L303 gives me a few toots on the horn as rebuilt SD70AC #4575 grinds past milepost CH 147 with a heavy train of Lansing and Detroit traffic.
ha ha I didn't see it before now but the bump you might see is actually the lover part of my steel boned corset, nothing else! ;)
I think I've commented elsewhere that, like many British people of a certain age, Tooting Broadway station will always remind me of the 1970s comedy show, "Citizen Smith" starring Robert Lindsay as a would-be Marxist revolutionary living in Tooting.
Image taken from Garry Point Park in Richmond BC.
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This little red-breasted nuthatch seems to have settled into our woods for the winter. He's quite vocal as he visits the feeders throughout the day, full of beeps and toots. Andover, NJ
ha ha I didn't see it before now but the bump you might see is actually the lover part of my steel boned corset, nothing else! ;)