Tunnel Vision
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Seaton Delaval Hall in the ancestral area of Northumberland.
A visit made whilst pootling around on my bike whilst my car was at the Mini specialists nearby.
100x 2023 edition - Northumberland revisited - 32/100
Another photo taken from Tunnel View with that redbud bush in the foreground. This one was taken from the overflow parking lot above the road.
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I passed this tunnel for months when I cycled past almost daily, but never had the time to explore where it went when I was a teenager. Then one day I did have some spare time and found that whilst it didn't save any time on my journey, it took me on much quieter roads for a while.
As seen on a windy & wet day.
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CSX M653 pops out of the lower pine tunnel before entering the bird tunnel navigating itself down the clinchfield loops in Spruce Pine, NC
Looking for a unique experience in Shanghai, try the laser show in the 647 meter long Bund Sightseeing Tunnel under the Huangpu River which connects the Bund to Pudong.
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LACPIXEL - 2020
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Many tunnels in Taiwan, some were very long. I took this picture through the old tunnel while in the car.
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The way from the golf links at Lost Farm to the beach is through this tunnel under the sand dunes. It reminded me of a WWI trench tunnel, and I suppose was a fitting complement to the "bunker-style" restaurant on the ridge at Barnbougle. In any case it made a perfect subject for an Infra Red shot which highlights the foliage against the shadows and the deep blue sky.
Right in the gut of rugged Rock Creek Canyon on Rio Grande’s Craig Branch, an eastbound coal train exits Tunnel 45 between Crater and Volcano, Colorado, on September 8, 1992. Four Tunnel Motors are up front, with two more as a swing helper in the middle of the train, with a symbol of AINNC (Axial mine to Nixon in Colorado Springs).
... in the tunnel of love!
I first walked through this old railway tunnel about 5 years ago. Then it was dark, wet, and rocks and puddles were underfoot.
Now it has a fantastic tarmac surface underfoot, and street lighting along the way.
Yesterday me and the dogs set out in lovely November weather to walk the old railway trail.
It’s funny how sometimes great things are so near your home... this is in Stacksteads, just close by where we live. It took just a few minutes to get to the tunnel from our house.
A great time was had by all.
A view inside the 213 metre long tunnel that gives access to the Durie Hill elevator in Wanganui.
Built in 1919, The Durie Hill Elevator is New Zealand’s only public transport elevator and is still used on a daily basis by locals and visitors.
Access is through a long pedestrian tunnel, or an adit to be more precise – this tunnel has no exit point. You’ll be welcomed aboard the elevator for the 66-metre ride to the top of the hill. The ride costs $2 (each way) for adults, $1 for children and eftpos is available. The elevator operates 8am-6pm weekdays, 10am-5pm weekends and public holidays and is open every day except Christmas day.
The construction of the Durie Hill Underground Elevator enabled the development of the Durie Hill Garden Suburb in 1920. This suburb was planned by the architect Samuel Hurst Seager and is considered to be the first modern New Zealand suburb. The elevator continued to be operated by the company until 1 June 1942 when control passed to the Council, which continues to own and maintain the complex today.
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