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The snow on this side of the tunnel was still clinging to the railroad ties. To read about the history of the tunnel, click on the Tunnelton: The Big Tunnel set or click on this link: www.bedfordonline.com/vignettes/tunnel/
At the next grade crossing down, I got this down the tracks view of the grain train sitting on the former Peoria, Decatur & Evansville line between Mattoon, Ill., and Evansville, Ind. In the background is the elevator at Jones. The former Illinois Central branch line has been abandoned just beyond the elevator complex.
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Otto Giorni A Milano (8 Days in Milan)
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Taken along the Cuyahoga scenic trail, my Dad and I waited for quite some time for the train to arrive. While waiting, we played around with some shots on the train tracks. 5 exposure HDR
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A tracked Jeepish thing, just a small build.
Features:
Very fast propulsion by 2 RC motors geared 3:1.
Charleston, WV, Nov. 2, 2012: Josh O'Connor, Division Supervisor of the Southern Area Red Type 1 Incident Management Team helps track trailers of storm relief supplies at a Logistical Staging Area at Yeager Airport. O'Connor was on a FEMA assignment with the team. Food, water, generators and other supplies were collected and distributed by the National Guard for storm victims. About 700 pallets of water and 300 pallets of food were distributed.O'Connor is a fire management specialist at the Atlanta, Georgia Regional Office of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife. Credit: Catherine J. Hibbard/USFWS
*SURLY* steamroller
BLUE LUG custom
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Frame: *SURLY* steamroller BLUE LUG CUSTOM PAINT
Headset: *CANE CREEK* 110.TR 1 1/8" (purple)
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Just some railroad tracks I cross to get home!
Scavenge Challenge - 24. Animal tracks, tank tracks, track and field, race track - track something down.
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Walking on the bleachers above the track I noticed something I did not expect. It seemed reflective of the general lack of security and maintenance I've seen around Granite High School. Some rules are posted for the area but there is a sad lack of enforcement and maintenance. The track, as a result, is always technically available for running but useless for the purpose... Too many loose animals to trip over (and who have strong instincts and fears triggered by fast people)! There's no reason, either, why everyone's interests can't be served in a case like this (off soapbox).
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I'll probably be getting a whole bike check done here for Jesse when I can but until then peep his sick ass Basso. Jesse has been a courier here in Sac and is a god friend...expect to see some proper shots of him and his sick ride once the new site goes live. He stopped by the courthouse today while we were working so I had to snag some flicks real quick. This bike is so sick! Click through for more of this thing.
Daventry to Wentloog Tesco train seen at Woolaston with some very muddy tractor tracks in the field.
pittsburgh's rail history means the town has some raised embankments as well as this trench, that cuts for miles through the old greensward on the north shore of the allegheny river. this is kind of a gimmick shot, taken by sticking my camera through the fence and shooting blind - i need to come down here with a better set-up and do it right some day. the tracks are still active; a coal train rumbled through moments before i took this.
what time's the train?
any minute now.
will the package be on it?
it better be.
how will we recognize it?
it will be tall, blond, with two big, beautiful. . .
eyes?
you got it.
shouldn't be too hard to spot.
that's what I'm thinking.
Caribou travel many miles on their migrations and leave tracks everywhere. The prints are distinguished by their rounded toe tips and "comma" shaped hooves.
Caribou tracks in sand
Railway tracks just outside the station.
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2010 PVHS Spartan Invitational at Pleasant Valley High School in Bettendorf, IA on Thursday, April 1, 2010.
An unusual view of Goathland Station taken from on the track, there were no trains running that day so I decided to take one from this angle, also used in the "Harry Potter" films as Hogsmeade Station.
Track to Gurnet Head, Cooper's Island Nature Reserve, Parish of St. George's (Bermuda), with dead Bermuda Cedar.
This tree though dead is still standing, having been killed off (I assume) by the attack on these trees by the scale insect infestations during the 1940s. There are still quite a few dead Bermuda cedars like this around Bermuda. The plants at the trackside on L are iodine bush or bay lavender (Mallotonia gnaphalodes) The plants at the trackside on L are iodine bush or bay lavender (Mallotonia gnaphalodes)
This photo was taken at Gurney Head in area 1 at the southernmost point on the map of Cooper's Island Nature Reserve and neighbouring areas, during an Audubon Society of Bermuda outing to Cooper's Island Nature Reserve, Bermuda, to spot cahows.
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BERMUDA CEDAR
Juniperus bermudiana
Bermuda cedar is not actually a cedar at all, but a juniper (Juniperus bermudiana Linnaeus), also known as Bermuda juniper, Bermuda red cedar, and southern red cedar. It is endemic to Bermuda and is currently listed as Critically Endangered.
Bermuda cedar forest once covered much of Bermuda, but although much reduced over the centuries through human habitation and commercial use, it continued as an important element of Bermuda's vegetation until it began to suffer severely in the 1940s from attack by two species of scale insects, Lepidosaphes newsteadiand Carulaspis minima. These were unintentionally introduced from the United States' mainland during the wartime construction of US airbases in Bermuda, one of which occupied the ground in this picture, now part of Cooper's Island Nature Reserve. By 1978, these parasites had killed 95% of Bermuda's junipers. The remaining trees proved somewhat resistant to the scale insects, and a conservation programme is now gradually increasing their numbers. But they are very slow growers, and significant recovery may take as much as 200 years.
The tree seems to grow according to Stone's Model of tree architecture.
----- Pettit, D. (Ed.), 2012. Bermuda plant finder. Indigenous and invasive plants of Bermuda. Government of Bermuda. Ministry of the Environment and Planning. Department of Conservation Services. 207 pp. Downloadable pdf from www.conservation.bm/
----- Thomas, M.L.H. 2010. A naturalist's field guide to Bermuda.Bermuda Zoological Society Press. 392 pp.
----- Watlington, C., 1996. Bermuda's botanical wonderland. Macmillan, London. 128 pp.
----- en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juniperus_bermudiana
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IODINE BUSH or BAY LAVENDER
Mallotonia gnaphalodes
(More details to follow!)
----- Pettit, D. (Ed.), 2012. Bermuda plant finder. Indigenous and invasive plants of Bermuda. Government of Bermuda. Ministry of the Environment and Planning. Department of Conservation Services. 207 pp. Downloadable pdf from www.conservation.bm/
----- Watlington, C., 1996. Bermuda's botanical wonderland. Macmillan, London. 128 pp.
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COOPER'S ISLAND
Huge man-made changes affected all this area during the 20th Century, through the construction of a US Air Base (KIndley), a US Naval Air Station, Bermuda's civil airport, and various installations including a NASA tracking station. Since the US forces left the base, a clean-up was carried out after some tricky negotiations. Apart from the civil airport and various residual buildings, the bases have now all gone. The lasting effect of all the military works was to make what were once separate islands (Cooper's Island, St. David's Island) into a single landmass. Following demolition of all the military installations, the whole area now includes the largest area of undeveloped land on Bermuda, the largest area of public parkland (Cooper's Island National Park) and the largest nature reserve (Cooper's Island Nature Reserve), the latter being committed to a major nature conservation and restoration programme.
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