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Installation of saturated buffer in Story County, Iowa, on land farmed by Justin Hanson. A line of tile is installed parallel to the stream. When water from field tile from a sloping field on the right is diverted to this tile from the water control structure (foreground of picture) the seeded buffer becomes saturated. The roots and plant uptake then denitrify the water. October 2015.
Please Credit: NRCS/SWCS photo by Lynn Betts
Buffer stops at Rugby station. The track has recently been removed as part of a redevelopment / resignalling project.
Trees planted along Dulaney Branch create a riparian forest buffer in Baltimore County, Md., on April 21, 2016. The trees are part of a 75-acre riparian forest buffer project planted in Baltimore County between 2005 and 2007 under a grant from Constellation Energy in partnership with the Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay. (Photo by Will Parson/Chesapeake Bay Program)
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Growth in a saturated buffer along Bear Creek on land farmed by Justin Hanson in August, 2016 after it was seeded with a prairie mix the fall before. It will take time to establish the prairie plants.
Please Credit: NRCS/SWCS photo by Lynn Betts
One man working & five men watching. Maintenance staff & depot driver shown here as a buffer on a DVT gets replaced during the blockade
My new railway track for the many railway models I find myself building. It has third rail electrification and realistic treated wood sleepers.
Do these really serve any effective purpose in this condition? Cf my shot of the stops at Crewe the same day.
If you didn't see these buffer stops (which is very unlikely!) you could finish up in the entrance lock. The strange objects at the base of the left buffer stop are plastic dragon heads for use in dragon boat racing.
Taken at 10:02 on Sunday 22 July 2012.
Tweedbank, the southern terminus of the Borders Railway, is 35 miles and 34 chains from Edinburgh Waverley. National Rail code is TWB. www.campaignforbordersrail.org
The beginning of the Stark St. buffered lane is at the new Zoobomb Pyle at SW 14th. Note the truck unloading in the parking zone without blocking the bike lane (I noticed this was often a problem on NYC's similar infrastructure). Also note the auxiliary Zoobomb pyle at the bike staple next to the monument.
The new buffered bike lanes were installed this weekend on SW Stark and SW Oak in downtown Portland
The remains of a rail-built buffer stop are hidden away on a higher level, next to the Lambley Lane Bridge.
Growth in a saturated buffer along Bear Creek on land farmed by Justin Hanson in August, 2016 after it was seeded with a prairie mix the fall before. It will take time to establish the prairie plants.
Please Credit: NRCS/SWCS photo by Lynn Betts
Section of Bear Creek on land farmed by Justin Hanson where a saturated buffer will be Installed. Story County, Iowa.
Please Credit: NRCS/SWCS photo by Lynn Betts
I was bored and took this shot of a buffer collar whilst on the move somewhere near between Law Jn and Wishaw.
Rear buffer car on the oil train.
Much to my surprise the train ground to a halt just west of Maple Ave, a strange place to stop since it blocked all the crossings in downtown Downers. Aha, maybe they were dropping off a crew for an eastbound parked just west of Forest Ave. I sure hoped so; quite frankly the wind and cold were rapidly reducing my enthusiasm for the day.
Downers Grove IL / Fairview Ave
BNSF w/b empty unit oil
Buffer stops at Rugby station. The track has recently been removed as part of a redevelopment / resignalling project.
Buffer stops at Rugby station. The track has recently been removed as part of a redevelopment / resignalling project.
The buffer in all its glory bathed in light from battle lanterns overhead. I've got more time than I care to remember behind this machine but for some unknown reason I kind of liked the thing.
A Third Generation Photograph of First Generation Generators
Caption:
"A Boston Globe file photo of this Edison generator in actual operation was scanned in with an electronic process camera (Autokon 1000DE), screened at 120 dots per inch, and stored on a disk buffer. The stored, screened image was then printed on a PelBox 108S raster image recorder to produce this image."
"During scanning, the image was magnified by 169 percent, the tone scale enhanced, and the sharpness substantially improved by non-linear digital filtering. The recorder resolution was 1016 pels by 1016 lines per inch (one million bits per square inch). The speed of the 18 inch wide output film was 24 inches per minute, resulting in an average data output rate of 7.5 million bits per second."
"Image processing and typesetting courtesy of ECRM Tewksbury, Massachusetts."
This is essentially an early digital scan and print of a conventional photographic image made in the early 20th Century. I photographed the digital print with a modern (well, for its day) digital camera. Like some Compact Disks (and me), this photograph is ADD – Analog-Digital-Digital.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Cambridge, MA
A bumpy start to my circuit. As soon as I turned off of the Naito bike lane onto the Oak St buffered lane, two cars followed me. When I stopped and began taking pictures, they pulled into the left lane to pass me. One immediately pulled back into the bike lane ahead of me...
The new buffered bike lanes were installed this weekend on SW Stark and SW Oak in downtown Portland
Blaenavon Big Pit 2012 Series.
This is a close up of the coal wagon suspended in the revolving tipper as shown in yesterdays posting. It just seemed stragely attractive as a close up to me.
Mono version here: www.flickr.com/photos/wdig/7115580953/in/photostream
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