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ZSSK Cargo's 240 112, parked at Rolling Stock Service's Bratislava facility, collision damage clearly visible.
From what I can tell the locomotive has been parked on this exact spot unmoved for at least one year and maybe much longer.
Buffer - noun: 'a person or thing that reduces a shock or that forms a barrier between incompatible or antagonistic people or things'
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A cat has found a good spot for a nap and to observe activity by the Downslink path. The buffer is a nod to the former railway line that ran along the path's route.
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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.
The Bluebell Railway is a heritage line running for 11 mi along the border between East and West Sussex, England. It uses steam trains which operate between Sheffield Park and East Grinstead, with intermediate stations at Horsted Keynes & Kingscote.
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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.
Children's performance at the bi-communal Home for Cooperation In the UN Buffer Zone near the old walled city of Lefkosa Lefkosia Nicosia Cyprus. May 2013.
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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.
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Pathfinder Tours 'Buffer Puffer 13.0'
1Z22 16:38 Eastbourne to Littlehampton
20th of August 2016
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.
Adjacent to the disused Beeding Cement works, A siding complete with buffers that were left in situ.
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.
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I'd set the 5d4 for its double-pixel setting for this short session in the hope of getting some very hi res images that might yield a fair portrait of one of these little beauties. The head's outside optimum focus even shooting @ F6.3 so has had to be helped along the way a bit. Good light might allow a bit more stopdown. It'll serve till a better image shows up - if one does. As the trees get fully leafed, shots like this will be harder to achieve. I was very lucky today in that they tolerated my presence remarkably well. A downside of setting the camera like this is the sizeable 68-70mb files it generates - and buffer-clear times are stretched accordingly - about x2 feels about right. Might try again with the x2 extender fitted, but no double pixel complications.
Thermal dissipation probe used to measure the water use of specialized poplar trees that are part of an agroforestry phytoremediation buffer system. Manitowoc, Wisconsin. USDA Forest Service photo by Elizabeth Rogers.
I watched a play at school with the kids this week called "Made in Sheffield". It was based around the Vulcan at the top of the Town Hall and the Buffer girl in the clock at Orchard Square. We had to pop into town today, so I thought I'd take my camera to try and capture them both. It has made me restart my Sheffield project.