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Took part in the 2nd cross border run from Gretna to Carlisle, it was a very hot one indeed . Thanks to Rob Westgarth for asking me to run for the Carlisle Audi team and also Julie Tiffen who made up our 3 man/woman team.
A great effort from everyone today..
The Cumbrian next !!
Also thanks to my wife Kristy who took all the photos ..
Loop, 1500Mtrs Standing Room, Being Built On Timber Sleepers, and Due for Commissioning Early September.
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Mostly of what I remember of this photo is how I dumbwittingly decided to stand on top of an anthill to take this shot.
Mist didn't really like the bridge .. she'd gone across and it wobbled a bit .. so rather than come back across she thought she'd sit tight and wait for me to cross .. I wasn't so got the privilege of watching Mist overcoming her fear and getting herself back over!
-"Reach" sculpture by O.V. "Verne" Shaffer at Beloit College. As seen from the stairway in Pearson Hall.
Did not like this in color.
From Canon CR2 RAW file processed in DPP4.
The border crossing marker - The Tugun Bypass tunnel traverses Queensland and NSW. This iconic artwork denotes the transition from state to state. The structure was placed in the median strip providing a great visual experience for motorists travelling in both directions and at 20m high, is visible for some time on approach. The slender base of the structure allows for future widening of the Tugun Bypass to 6 lanes, while the top of the structure is on the actual line of the border.