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Waterloo rollaway toolbox

Waterloo 2021 - Boucles Imperiales - 24 mai

Waterloo station moving walkway escalator

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Explore: Nov 17, 2009

455724 at Waterloo with the 2O63 1956 Waterloo to Woking via Hounslow.

Waterloo Fire Rescue

 

Pumper / Ariel

 

2010 model

Detail from the 1912 panoramic painting by Dumoulin on the Battle of Waterloo (18 June 1815).

Waterloo Station in London

Waterloo WL-12 Sunburst left handed guitar from Jerry’s Lefty Guitars in Sarasota, Florida. Phone 941 504 2634. See us at jerrysleftyguitars.com. The worlds finest left handed guitars, mandolins, ukuleles, and basses.

43091 waits for the off at Waterloo

 

FGW services to the south west were running from Waterloo via the L&SW route due to the rebuilding of Reading station

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an entrance to waterloo station

One of the many "one lung" gas engines on display at Pontiac, was this 7 horsepower Waterloo Boy.

Just west of Warner village is the Waterloo depot. This bridge is a stones throw (a good hard throw) from the loading dock.

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Waterloo State Recreation Area, Michigan

33114 arrived at Waterloo on the 1718 from Salisbury

Vodafone campaign takes over Waterloo Station.

Waterloo WL-12 Sunburst left handed guitar from Jerry’s Lefty Guitars in Sarasota, Florida. Phone 941 504 2634. See us at jerrysleftyguitars.com. The worlds finest left handed guitars, mandolins, ukuleles, and basses.

Waterloo Memorial Recreation Centre (April 7th)

 

Waterloo Siskins , a Jr. B hockey club playing in the Cherrey Cup Finals against the Listowel Cyclones, chose to use the opportunity to promote organ donation awareness, as it coincided with Green Shirt Day, in honor of Logan Boulet of the Humboldt Broncos bus tragedy. One of the equipment managers on the team is currently on the waiting list for a new kidney. An information table was set up by our advocate group - Life Donation Awareness Association (LDAA) to promote organ donation awareness to the many hockey fans who were all touched by the Humboldt tragedy.

Waterloo Station, 06/74. Scanned slide taken with a Kowa SET.

En cette période d'effervescence touristique, un lieu intéressant à découvrir et très visité. La bataille de Waterloo s'est déroulée le 18 juin 1815. Elle s'est terminée par la victoire décisive de deux armées : celle des alliés composée principalement de Britanniques, d'Allemands (contingents du Hanovre, du Brunswick, du Nassau) et de Néerlandais, commandée par le duc de Wellington, et celle des Prussiens, commandée par le maréchal Blücher ; toutes deux opposées à l'armée française dite Armée du Nord emmenée par l'empereur Napoléon Ier.

 

La commune de Waterloo se situe à une vingtaine de kilomètres au sud de Bruxelles, en Belgique. Toutefois, les combats n'eurent pas lieu à Waterloo mais un peu plus au sud, sur le territoire des communes actuelles de Lasne et de Braine-l'Alleud. La bataille a souvent été appelée en France « bataille de Mont Saint-Jean », lieu plus précis de l'engagement effectif. En Allemagne, elle est appelée « bataille de la Belle-Alliance ».

 

Cette bataille est la dernière à laquelle prit part directement Napoléon Bonaparte, qui avait repris le contrôle de la France durant la période dite des Cent-Jours. Malgré son désir de poursuivre la lutte avec de nouvelles forces qui se reconstituaient, il dut, par manque de soutien politique, abdiquer quatre jours après son retour à Paris.

General pictures of Waterloo station

33108 at Waterloo on the 1520 Alton-Waterloo

The track occupying platforms 1 to 4 at Waterloo has been there for as long as I can remember (1960s), and I suspect since at least the 1930s. The rails may have been changed before (although the present ones are very old, judging by the thickness of rail remaining!), but the basic permanent way is ancient, evidenced by the sleepers being virtually buried in the decades of accumulated debris, oil and ballast. By contrast, the opposite platfom (3) has just had brand new track installed.

The start away from London Waterloo was a challenge for any driver and this departure was no exception. The driver of 35028 'Clan Line', bereft of its nameplates, will be happy for a mug of tea from his can sitting over the firebox once he gets on the road away from London in this April 1967 photograph. D6585 waits to depart in the adjacent platform, and the inbound train locomotive, 34087 '145 Squadron' would follow light engine to Nine Elms depot for disposal.

 

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Waterloo Village - Byram, New Jersey

 

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