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These are eight concrete barriers that traverse a marshy area.
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Title: Barrier Island.
Author: John D. MacDonald.
Publisher: Hodder & Stoughton Books.
Date: 1987.
Artist:
These are eight concrete barriers that traverse a marshy area.
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I was fortunate enough to be invited to a 'sponsors day' held at Farnborough in September 1996 by the THRUST SSC team. The event was held in a borrowed Qinetiq hangar, since demolished, at RAE Farnborough, where we were able to view the car, the ancillary vehicles and see a demonstration of the car itself. In 1997 the vehicle was airfreighted (aboard a Volga Dnieper Antonov 124 I think) to the USA for the attempt which was in the Black Rock Desert, Nevada. The attempt to break the World Land Speed Record was successful and on October 15 1997 a speed of 1,228 km/h (763 mph) was reached so THRUST SSC became the only land vehicle to officially break the sound barrier.
Tha above Austin Mini we were told was converted into a concept vehicle to prove the rear, twin wheel, tandem steering layout actually worked which of course it did albeit at much slower speeds.
I went for a little bike ride tonight on my ultra cool shopping bike. Found these barriers and decided to get a few shots. I set my camera up by the side of the road but had to keep one eye on the traffic coming up behind me as I was kinda in the road. Luckily the road wasn't busy.
The barrier on one of the permanent sites in Co Durham has been pulled off. The residents have, for the last three nights, been harassed by the noise of cars driving at speed around the site in the early hours of the morning.
This is how most family outings end up , them either walking off or having to hang around for me and my camera , both options being demonstrated here
Crews set up a barrier between Thames Creek and the area where they excavated and removed contaminated soil. The silt fence ensures that nothing migrates from the work area to the clean water in the creek. Workers were assigned to specific crews on each side of the barrier to prevent cross-contamination.
These hot autumn days bring misty midnights, and my whole home valley rises up into a river of fog. Contained between two shallow mountains, it flows far below, never spilling over, brought to earth beneath a high and weightless sky. Here I stand, between starshine and streetlight, where the orbs of earth try to break their way through barriers to blackness. I've been here before on evenings like these, one solitary soul on the lookoff, the closest I get to feeling like flying. Bridgetown doesn't make a sound, at least not one heard above the wind. Everything is sleeping, but I'm the widest awake in the world. Pale shimmers in the darkness, dreams in the near the distance. It's a strong sense of awe, there's nothing else you could honestly call it.
Railway Line.
From Peterborough we headed along the Barrier Highway to the NSW Border and the old Mining Town of Broken Hill. It is a long drive and a fairly featureless road, but this is what we saw.
Showing off my new wireless set up, I had A lot of fun with it.
-SB 600 speed on the floor and behind the subject, reflecting off a white wall at 1/2 power
Sometimes you want to be with someone so bad and they want to be with you too. But there is something between you. Keeping you apart. Maybe it's time, distance, family, or anything really. But no matter what ever it is, your love is still there for that person.