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JHA bogie aggregate hopper (outer) No.OK 17923 of Hanson (ex-ARC) at Kensington Olympia, 12 October 2009. This type of JHA was built by Procor (Horbury, Wakefield) and Standard Wagon (Heywood) in 1990.
Aggregating Anemone (Anthopleura elegantissima) deploying its acrorhagi. This polyp is a "scout" or "warrior" that lives at the edge of a colony of genetically identical individuals. When threatened by a polyp from an adjacent colony, it inflates its acrorhagi, an outer row of specialized white tentacles. The acrorhagi, normally not seen, are defensive stinging cells, that are not used to gather food, only to fend off intrusions by the neighbors. This photo shows a view of an excited scout in fighting mode. Pillar Point. Princeton, San Mateo Co., Calif.
Aggregating Anemone reflecting in the water surface of a tidepool at the Natural Bridges State Beach in Santa Cruz, California, June 25, 2017, during a negative 1'6" low tide.
Aggregate Industries Class 59 No.59004 climbs Whiteball with the 13:44 Exeter Riverside to Whatley Quarry light engine working,on the 12th of April 2019.
Aggregates Trailing Suction Hopper Dredger alongside in Southampton, designed for extracting sand and gravel from the seabed.
IMO 9848675
Built 2020 Damen, Romania
4,919 grt
15Feb2023
Aggregate industries liveried 66711 approaching Coalville Mantle Lane yard from the Burton direction with 6M83 1051 Tinsley - Bardon Hill empty stone on Monday 18th July 2016, the same loco is usually on this run all week but the loco got put on a special Bardon Hill - Wellingborough - Shirebrook - Doncaster move on the Tuesday so only did the one day before working off Doncaster and sand trains on the ECML. This a last minute location as a bit late to get to Ashby and Coleorton very overgrown.
JYA aggregates open wagon 3321 seen in grey livery built in 1988 by orenstein and Koppel German passing Horley at 11.15 on a empty stone train from Crawley foster yeoman to Acton yard running on time
Whilst 66710 was heading out, off the Lower Don Valley line, coming the other way out of Sheffield Station in the distance, was the V.S.T.P working 6E98, also from Bardon Hill with this time 66729 as the motive power and it too hauling 2400 tonnes of aggregates. Passing across the now year-old remodelled connections at Woodburn, the work took place this time last year, see-
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66710 with a brightly graffiti'd JGA behind, passes European Metal Recyclers, still very busy, and heads across the Lincoln Lines to take the down line towards Sheffield. There is now only a single line cross-over at the junction, the old double-track formation having been removed last year. The line on the far right is the Stocksbridge Branch line and has been in use again this last 2 weeks on M/T/W, when the regular steel train moves from Aldwarke, this all brought on by the change in fortune of the Liberty Steel Company's 'tax position'! There are now just line side cabinets and a cabin where once the old Woodburn Junction signalbox stood t the left of the tracks and latterly, of course, the far less impressive 'Portakabin'. G.B.R.f. class 66, 66701 is on the 6M01 return working, Tinsley Yard(GBRf) to Bardon Hill(GBRf) empty aggregates move with 600 tonnes in tow.
Scenario A2 in Year 2100 with Climate Sensitivity Equal to 5.5 Degrees C Annual Mean Temperature with Aggregate Impacts Calibration and Enhanced Adaptive Capacity
Jim Martin - co-host of The Model Railway Show - built a small On30 layout to take to local train shows. www.themodelrailwayshow.com
Steve Blake concreting company is providing different types of Exposed aggregate concreting {steveblakeconcreting.com.au} in Mornington peninsula.
The final wagon on 626M passes out of Newton Meadows of the 13:26 Avonmouth Bennet's Siding to West Drayton A.R.C. aggregate train.
Forthside bridge, Stirling.
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