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20107

Littlehampton

Pathfinder Tours 'Buffer Puffer 13.0'

1Z22 16:38 Eastbourne to Littlehampton

20th of August 2016

United Kingdom

20314

Nine Elms Flyover

Pathfinder Tours 'Buffer Puffer 13.0'

1Z21 09:55 London Waterloo to Eastbourne

20th of August 2016

Meningie, South Australia.

 

I cheated with this one; this is actually Lake Albert, not the sea.

 

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Specialized poplar trees in their 5th growing season established as part of an agroforestry phytoremediation buffer system used to capture runoff and remediate soils at a municipal landfill. Bellevue, Wisconsin. USDA Forest Service photo by Elizabeth Rogers.

Photo by JOSH BIRNBAUM courtesy of the National Association of State Foresters, National Network of Forest Practitioners and CelebrateForests.com

 

Forester Tim Culbreth examines riparian buffer plantings on the Chesapeake near Leonardtown, Maryland, on Sept. 9, 2011. The buffer, planted by the Maryland Department of Natural Resources, is intended to filter water and improve the overall quality of the Chesapeake Bay.

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142.030 departs promptly on the 1600 departure from Okehampton to Exeter St James' Park. It will then form the last train of the day at 1702 back to Okehampton. The train will also call at Sampford Courtenay, Crediton, Exeter St davids and Exeter Central. This is Sunday 28th August 2011. The line on the right hand side is the sand drag and buffer stop at the end of platform 2.

Canon 15mm fisheye.

Orton technique.

This was shot leaning out between the carriages whilst crossing a deep gully on an open bridge.

Molongolo river, near the ACT/NSW border.

A contribution from me to celebrate "World photography day" - 19 August.

new bay platform work in progress

buffer office employee

Beit Hanoun, décembre 2012. Cette borne en béton sert de cible d'entraînements au militaires dans la tour. Depuis la trêve, les Palestiniens peuvent accéder à la buffer zone...de manière aléatoire. En effet, les soldats israéliens ouvrent encore le feu sur les personnes qui s'approchent trop de la ligne de barbelés. Quelques minutes plus tard, ces jeunes seront la cible de tirs. Heureusement, aucun ne sera blessé. Située après la kill zone où toute personne qui entre est abattue à vue, la buffer zone, large de 300 à 500m, est faite de champs appartenant aux fermiers. A cause des tirs israéliens, ils ont du abandonné les cultures sur ces terrains, par crainte de se faire toucher. Aujourd'hui, ils profitent de la trêve pour récolter les fruits des arbres laissés en jachère. Au total, buffer et kill zone s'étendent sur près de 35% des terres agricoles de la Bande de Gaza.

When the railway here finally closed in the early 1990s

Adjacent to the disused Beeding Cement works, A siding complete with buffers that were left in situ.

20312 leads the Buffer Puffer through

Buffer stop on O gauge photo diorama

The current end of the Bodmin and Wenford Railway line, just west of Boscarne Junction, with these large buffers here to stop the trains.

 

There are plans to expand the line further West towards Wadebridge known as the RailTrail project, but this is proving quite controversial.

From the long forgotten archives, 03-08-2017. Diana F+ with unknown film.

Mariangela Guatteri

buffering

2012

Natural Glitch

Screenshot

2592 x 1944 px

20308 & 20312 at liverpool st

Staff from NOAA and other partners of the Chesapeake Bay Program take a tour of Enniskillen Farm, a property on the Tred Avon River in Talbot County, Md., on June 21, 2017. The farm resides within the Choptank Habitat Focus Area and features an oyster reef restoration site, forest buffers, and a forested shoreline with examples of both hard and soft shorelines. (Photo by Skyler Ballard/Chesapeake Bay Program)

 

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This photo was taken to support my 2011 AALL Annual Meeting program on broadband Internet. This is a screenshot of buffering video. The video is from the FCC Open Comission Meeting on April 21st, 2010 posted on the FCC YouTube Channel.

A buffered bike lane with green pavement markings. And don't worry; the car was turning out of a driveway as it crossed through the buffer in this photo and soon ended up driving correctly in the motor vehicle lane.

 

More on my trip to Seattle and the city's bike and pedestrian facilities is available on The Prudent Cyclist.

Truck buffing crysanthimum.

A set of Buffers stand at the end of the short section of display track. This is the Melbourne (Up) end where the line would have kept going onto Warragul and then Melbourne so no Buffers would have been here in the past.

Trains and Railway items in Gippsland - January 2022.

20308 leads the Buffer Puffer through London Fields

A well-managed farm with buffers goes a long way of slowing runoff and help infiltrate before reaching a stream. (Image courtesy Dirk Philipp.)

Doon Valley Railway Museum

Ayrshire

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[Please see my Flickr album "Trains & Railways" for other railway pictures]

Fairburn tanks nos 42085 and 42073 go buffer to buffer in the shed at Haverthwaite on the Lakeside and Haverthwaite Railway

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