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East Anglian Railway Museum

Chappel & Wakes Colne Railway Station

Wakes Colne, Essex, England, UK

A buffered bike lane in Seattle.

Standing in a buffer zone on a steep bank overlooking a wide sandy stream; Phil was talking about fluvial geo-morphology;

 

Stream Assessment Workshop; Smoky Hill-Solomon WRAPS

 

near Russell, Kansas; Smoky Hill Basin August 2005

 

Kansas Alliance for Wetlands & Streams (KAWS)

 

Kaw Valley Heritage Alliance

first collection of finest buffering mustaches: that's what you get watching online tv and have a slow internet-connection (thanks to alice!)

first collection of finest buffering mustaches: that's what you get watching online tv and have a slow internet-connection (thanks to alice!)

20308 & 30312 nose to nose at liverpool st

East Anglian Railway Museum

Chappel & Wakes Colne Railway Station

Wakes Colne, Essex, England, UK

A buffer stop or bumper (US) is a device to prevent railway vehicles from going past the end of a section of track.

Singapore has KTMB's only hydraulic buffer stops made by Ransomes & Rapier.

A photo of a mountaintop in the buffer zone of the El Triunfo biosphere reserve.

Area on near side of creek before buffer planting

Only necessary because work was on "the front of the overhead section"

Looking across the turntable at Emerald on the Puffing Billy Railway towards some of the carriage frames that can be seen. The Puffing Billy Railway is building a number of new NBH carriages for use on the railway.

A walk around the Dandenong Ranges Wednesday 11-11-2020.

Builder: SGP-Graz / BBC (70695/1974) Rebuild: 1986

Power: 5,400 kW / 7,340 hp

Weight: 84 t

Length over buffers: 16 m

Maximum speed: 241.25 km/h

needs more digic processing, poor old 5D

I noticed these buffers on the secondary dock at Ardrossan Harbour.

End of the line, Platform 3 at Llandudno Station, with shops on passing 'Augusta St.' in view.

[ 'Chester & Holyhead Railway' 1858,

'LNWR' 1892. ]

 

Taken from the footbridge (Fußgängerbrücke) over the railway tracks.

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