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The back valley, the lost valley, the secret valley....
all names given to this place.
Taken in Infrared with a .9 ND filter and a 665nm filter.
After arriving back in Ringwood from the first trip of Steamrail's Ringwood shuttles, Steamrail's train was forced to be moved into the yard as a result of one of the five wooden carriages striking a piece of overhead wire infrastructure
The K's then spent a further few hours in the yard, with all remaining shuttles ultimately being cancelled, before the locomotives were given the green light to return back to Newport light engine, resulting in a rather unique tender-to-tender move on the mainline!
After spending a day in the yard at Ringwood, Steamrail's K100 (K153) & K183 make a return to Newport with 5 carriages less than they came with that morning. The K's are seen dropping down into the station at Nunawading on light loco move 0568 bound for Newport Workshops. 8/5/22
The carriages took a further few days to return to Newport, with an inspection of the train being undertaken by Metro Trains finding the carriages were not at fault for the incident. In the days after this the carriages were then finally returned to Newport by a V/Line N class.
On the way back to Singapore, another brilliant sunset. I'm sure the other passengers were annoyed when I kept lifting the shade to see what the sun was doing. But it was worth it.
good morning :)
first of all, I really miss you all guyz ;*
ummm I took this pic from the plane when I left Munich
hope you like it
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Cinnyris jugularis
A female Olive-backed sunbird photographed at Daintree Village in Far North Queensland (FNQ).
plants to be seen are primula denticulata or drumstick primulas primula veris or cowslip
also seen is euonyumus fortunie emerald and candelabra primulas at the front the rest of the bed has been planted up with Hemp agrimony Loosestrife purple
174 came back today after its replacement engine fitted so I thought I would use it for tonight's UB1, it's seen here at Churchill Square.
In the rotating cast of SD60s 5429 is back in town. No stranger to the Minneapolis Sub, I last caught it on L574 last fall. In what has become the standard portrait of the L516 in diminishing evening light, 5429 heads across New Richmond after picking up a bunch of empty autoracks and well cars. May 15, 2023.
PS4 screenshot of Alien Isolation. I was playing as Dallas in the Crew Expendable DLC, & started blasting the Alien coming out of the vent with a flamethrower. It still got me.
122 and 123 were coach seated single door buses, while 131 is bus seated and dual doored. The batch was 122 - 131 (E122 DRS - E132 DRS), Note that 122 & 123 had a higher set and smaller upper deck emergency exit door, to allow for the higher backed seats, while 131 has the standard bus style emergency exit. The latter is preserved in "as delivered" GRT livery.
1988 122 123 131 E122 DRS E123 DRS E131 DRS mix cpy
I am back home again and normal service will resume shortly, Once i sort the camera situation out or i get dressed up rather than dressed down as i am at the moment
Playing catch up with my photos,
This is what I wore last Wednesday to lessons, As it was blooming hot I decided to wear a dress with blooms upon it,
Have to fess up I didn't wear the petticoat to dance in as it was a little to hot for too many layers,
Had a good class though now things are starting to feel more natural
Leaf beetle adults range from 5 to 15 mm in length and are brightly coloured. They have different body shapes, from elongate, flattened to globular. Some may be mistaken for ladybird beetles due to their oval shape. Their antenna usually less than half the length of their bodies. One of their characteristics is that they can hide their legs and antennae under their wing covers while sitting on a leaf.
f5.0 − 1/80 - ISO100 - Carl Zeiss 85mm, Flash: Deep octa as main light, grid reflector rim light - Nikon D800