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Aggregating Anemones, spread out more than a lot of the ones clustering on the rocks... or at least they are as far as this picture shows :-) I have never before googled a species of critter and found a reputable looking site that talks about them and uses the phrase "clone wars." There's a story here. www.pugetsound.edu/academics/academic-resources/slater-mu...
She more or less takes inspiration from the current IDW run of the comics, which borrows heavily from G1 and the movie continuity.
Aggregate Industries Class 59 No. 59001 ‘Yeoman Endeavour’ passes Sydenham Hill working the diverted 6O81 06:06 Whatley Quarry to Allington Hanson Aggregates loaded bogie hoppers.
Due to the closure of the Redhill to Tonbridge line, due to engineering works, this train was diverted between Latchmere Junction and Tonbridge via Herne Hill, Beckenham Junction, Shortlands, Orpington and Sevenoaks.
Nearing the end of its journey, DB Class 66 66131 passes Newhaven Town Station with the Acton TC to Newhaven Marine aggregate empties
Sandstone concretion (Astoria Formation) with bivalve aggregate. Specimen collected from Beverly Beach, Oregon.
New flats at East Greenwich/Charlton being built right next the aggregate works.A nice outlook for residents.
G&W liveried loco 59 201, approaches Victory Crossing with the 6C28, 12:48 Exeter Riverside Hanson to Whatley Quarry aggregate empties, on the 5th November 2024
Ruston and Hornsby 20DL Class 4-wheel diesel-mechanical (Works No.331264 built in 1952) at Mixconcrete Aggregates, Charlecote, Warwickshire, 30th March 1970. The sand and gravel extraction industries made extensive use of narrow gauge railways, with some even lasting into the 1980s. Along with peat extraction, this was one of the last industries to make significant use of narrow gauge industrial railways in the UK.
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Colas 70817 completes the descent of the Lickey Incline and approaches Bromsgrove North Junction with a train of former Freightliner Heavy Haul HHA coal hoppers now used for aggregates traffic. The empty hoppers were being taken to Briton Ferry Yard as the 6V49 11:00 from Leeds Stourton RMC. The electrification infrastructure work is now conentrating on the Bromsgrove station area.
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Grabshot of a massive new aggregates conveyor bridge under construction next to the Great Eastern Main Line railway at (the former) Generals Lane site near the 'Boreham Interchange' in the County of Essex (UK).
The new conveyor bridge will enable continued operation of the nearby Hanson Aggregates Bulls Lodge Quarry during construction of the forthcoming Chelmsford North East Bypass bypass which will be built from this point near the 'Boreham Interchange' junction.
A lot of development going on in this area including a new railway station.
Sadly my old favourite and perfectly legal railway enthusiast photography spot just to the left of here where public land goes right up to the trackside at the site of the former level crossing and now demolished Generals Lane overbridge has been lost. flic.kr/s/aHsjD3Deut
Chelmsford North East Bypass all you need to know video www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCMcZeOQz-Q
Photograph taken by and copyright of my regular photostream contributor David and is posted here with very kind permission.
Aggregate Industries GM Class 59/0 - 59002
6V18 11:20 ALLINGTON A.R.C. SDG. - 16:27 WHATLEY QUARRY on 17/05/2016 at West Drayton, London UB7 9DY
66768 runs through Market Harborough on 30th July 2021 with GBRf 6M79 1201 Angerstein Wharf to Bardon Hill aggregate working.