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"I´m feeling, broken and cracked sometimes, don´t know how I could ever fix myself... So I´m hugging my inner senses... Taking care and trying to protect myself from falling apart..."
A broken fence may be seen by some as a blight, a mess to be removed, something that needs repair. But, for me, it represents something else....a work of art. No longer a fence, it is discolored, disorderly, straight. Anchored in the earth.....it has endured for decades.
Having completed it's duty, this worker fall to the ground broken and ready to be swept away by the wind.
My fractured butterfly from an original photo!
Click the image below to see it as a graphic in English, converted especially for EtterVor!
DSC 2381's broken body lies at Linwood in Christchurch, NZ. Dec 2004.
After the success of 18 similar locos imported from British Thomson-Houston, a further 52 were built by NZR's workshops using parts supplied by BTH and its subcontractors. Including this one completed at Hillside in Sept 1963 as DSC 434.
The 18 Rolls Royce powered BTH locos with BTH electrics and carbodies of dubious quality from Clatyons were withdrawn in 1989. Most of the NZ constructed batch, with AEI electrical gear and Leyland (now Cummins) engines survived to have the shunters refuges and steps added at the ends and the hoods shortened in the 1990s. Something that in my opinion ruined their original cute appearance. Not that that is evident from this picture...
Around half of the 70 DSCs built remain in service in 2015 as KiwiRail's medium duty shunters or owned private industry/preservation.
DSC 2067, of the original BTH batch, was sold into industry and is currently in Pukeuri - the only DSC surviving with its original ends and headstocks.
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Macro Monday theme: Broken
17/01/2011
My first one back in a month, so glad to have put something together but had to do a very quick rush job on this.
I'm hoping I'll be back in full for next week and I will definitely catch up on the weeks I've missed and my contacts photos.
HMM!
This joyful asterism is a little over one degree west from the bright star Merak (Beta Ursa Majoris). Easy to find and easy to spot – and hard not to sneak a view of whenever you are in the area.
To see additional astronomy drawings visit: www.orrastrodrawing.com
Southend based Arriva Southern Counties YJ08 DZL broken down in Queensway, Southend-On-Sea. Not very far away from the Arriva Southend Depot.
An old structure unattended exists
There is a Pane of a Window Broken
From which I can see the Blur of a life past.
All that remains is a shard of my Former Self
Framed by my own constraints
Held together by cobwebs of memories
Disorganized and random as they appear
It is all I have to hold onto
The Light beyond drawing me to the end
The future cannot be known…
It is all an illusion
Peace will follow
Some photos of an old Egg Stand on my Property...drama queen as usual.
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