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Following the image of the BT Tower I added recently, I stepped back a little further (about 8 miles in fact!) to get another capture of it. The sight of so many cranes shows London is constantly evolving.
Anyone who frequents popular wildlife refuges, like Nisqually, knows there's a different crowd on weekends.
There are people taking photos for wedding invitations, others on pleasant family strolls, city-folk daring to rough it for a couple hours -- a whole mix of humanity.
It's time's like these when someone asks me what kind of little bird is that, when I say, "No idea."
Seen from the roof garden of The Post Building, Museum Street, Holborn, London. A day of sunshine and heavy showers following Storm Babet which bought serious problems to parts of the country further north.
Out for the day, practicing with the "new" camera.
I had to wander around a bit to find the "right" photo. This time of year, with a low sun, images can be a bit contrasty.
A view of the British Telecom tower.
Formerly the Post Office tower.
This is viewed from lift 109, at Battersea Power Station.
The odd shaped red building is the 'Nova Building' in Buckingham Palace Road.
This was voted the ugliest building in Britain, if I remember rightly?
Pentax K-3 mk lll
SMC Pentax-DA* 50-135mm f2.8 ED [IF] SDM
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blue tit ~ parus caeruleus
The blue tit is on the RSPB Green status list.
One of many images I have found while I have been tidying up my hard drive.
Charwelton BT Tower is a telecommunication tower built of reinforced concrete at Charwelton near Byfield, Northamptonshire.
It is 118 metres tall and one of the few British towers built of reinforced concrete
This is the BT (British Telecom) facility at Whittington in Shropshire. "The site is the home of the UK's speaking clock. BT IT Services, headquartered at Barlborough in Derbyshire on the A616, have a main operation in the building.
It monitors network traffic on BT's network across the UK, including 0800, 0845 and 999 numbers. It monitors televotes provide by RIDE (Recorded Information Distribution Equipment).[3] RIDE is accessed via the SOAP protocol.[4]
At peak periods it implements call gapping load control. BT Wholesale controls its traffic from the site.
Every two minutes the site contacts around 700 of BT's telephone exchanges to find out how busy they are. 80% of BT's network consists of optical fibre." The centre has been under threat of closure for some time. Photograph taken (from the roadside!) on a Nikon F3 with a Nikon 200mm/f4 on Kodak Colorplus 200. I liked the way the (now dated) design epitomised last century techno architecture.
Apenas cuatro meses después de su última aparición por tierras gallegas, hoy, la BT A2 ha vuelto a hacernos una de sus habituales visitas de médico... Lo curioso es que esta vez nos ha dejado dormir, ya que ha venido a media tarde... Asà que nos fuimos Alfonso y yo a por ella, y tras casi media hora de espera hizo acto de presencia este bonito Talgo XXI.
En la foto lo vemos reduciendo velocidad a su paso por Uxes camino de A Coruña.
Uxes 13-03-2019.
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blue tit ~ parus caeruleus
The blue tit is on the RSPB Green status list.
This is a photo I took last month. The smaller birds have moved up the hill since the arrival of a few predators in the area especially the finches and members of the tit family. I can still find a few of them but they keep close to cover.
Rassemblement International Panhard et Levassor 2025
Landgoed Zonheuvel
Doorn, the Netherlands.
#RIPL2025
355.002 circulando desde Las Matas hasta Caceres a su por paso por Delicias.
Delicias 13/10/2021.
Mi nuevo flickr exclusivo para vagones: www.flickr.com/photos/192798031@N04/
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blue tit ~ parus caeruleus
RSPB Green status list.
What a difference some sunshine and blue sky make! Pity it only lasted for yesterday...
An empty hopper train curves off the main and heads into the Black Thunder Mine as one of the loadouts stands in the background. Black Thunder is one of the largest mines in the Powder River Basin, with three loadouts able to handle around 25 trains a day.
This train loadout is BT West. A conveyor system runs bituminous coal two miles from a crusher inside the mine up to the top of these silos where up to 35,000 tons of coal can be housed while waiting to be dumped into outbound trains.
La BT número uno de Adif haciendo las labores de auscultación en Asturias, esta vez entro en los ramales de Aboño y Musel pero no bajo a la lÃnea de Avilés.
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