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Bureaux à louer à bord de cette péniche amarrée juste avant la double écluse, jadis l’écluse des 4 crics qui régulait la Scarpe à Saint-Nicolas.
Pensée du jour :
Pour réaliser une chose vraiment extraordinaire, commencez par la rêver. Ensuite, réveillez-vous calmement et allez d'un trait jusqu'au bout de votre rêve sans jamais vous laisser décourager
To realize a really extraordinary thing, begin by dreaming about her. Then, wake up calmly and letting go of a line up to the end of your dream without ever you discourage
Per realizzare una cosa proprio straordinaria, cominciate con sognare lei. Poi, svegliatevi con calma ed andate fino alla fine di un tratto del vostro sogno senza lasciarvi mai scoraggiare
Um eine wirklich außerordentliche Sache zu realisieren, träumen Sie sie schließlich. Dann, wachen Sie ruhig auf und Sie gehen eines Striches bis zum Ende Ihres Traumes, ohne jemals entmutigen zu lassen
A pair of sharply painted AVR GP40-3's lead job AVR-3 past the former US Bureau of Mines power plant south of Bruceton, PA on the ex B&O "Pike." This location was historically known as Experiment after the Bureau's experimental coal mine once located here.
Rêver, permet d’être libre et heureux. De grands rêves permettent de penser par soi-même sans souffrir dans l’attente de l’approbation d’autrui.
-To dream, allows to be free and happy. Big dreams allow to think by oneself without suffering looking forward to the approval of others.
-Träumen, erlaubt frei und glücklich zu sein. Große Träume erlauben, von selbst zu denken, ohne in der Erwartung der Anerkennung von anderen zu leiden.
-Sognare, permette di essere libero e felici. Dei grande sogni permettono di pensare per sé stesso senza soffrire nell'attesa dell'approvazione di altrui.
Remnants left behind from winter storms several days prior melts back into the earth as a Sunday extra Silvis to Bureau Junction turn scoots by at 40 per past the bins at Mineral over ex-Route Rock rails, heading back west toward home underneath the bluest of February skies. Recently plucked from their spot out of the railroad's line of lifeless storage equipment, half of Iowa Interstate's rostered, six-axle SD38-2s begin to get their wheels back under them again, tag teaming this short, nine-car train consisting of a singular buffer and eight loaded potash hoppers for Geneseo's River Valley Co-Op facilty. The eastbound leg of their trip was a tad more beefy for these two with the addition of a couple DIT Geeps and a healthy block of chemical traffic for the plants Henry, set-out out there at Bureau for the week's BUSW to handle. Since the addition of three, new General Electric ES44ACs to the property back in early 2020, these aging EMDs have been cycled in and out of storage ever since, only coming out to play to help combat seasonal rushes in traffic.
Credit to Bill's truck for the help in elevation here.
Ruins of Van Patten's Mountain Camp, now part of the Dripping Springs Natural Area, which is operated by the Bureau of Land Management. At its peak, the resort had 32 guest rooms with murals, and the dining room featured a full-size piano. Muslin cloth covered the ceilings. There was an outdoor garden and gazebo for entertainment. It attracted the social elite and was popular among students from New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, now New Mexico State University, for picnicking, exploring, and relaxation.
The Dripping Springs Natural Area is located 10 miles east of Las Cruces, New Mexico, on the west side of the Organ Mountains. It is a pleasant hike from the visitor center up to Dripping Springs, the remains of the Van Patten camp, and the nearby remains of Dr. Nathan Boyd's sanatorium for tuberculosis patients.
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The Avani Bureau Collection arrives quietly. It is a collection made for thought rather than display, where each piece holds its place with intention. A plank working table anchors the space, worn and steady, surrounded by upholstered armchairs that suggest time taken rather than time kept. Light is restrained and architectural. A metal tripod lamp stands with quiet confidence, softened by marble and linen at the desk’s edge.
Along the walls, open shelving reads like a personal archive. Document bins, stacked boxes, and bound volumes sit in calm succession, joined by the tools of daily correspondence. A rotary phone rests beside a leather blotter. Trays gather notebooks and small necessities. An artwork pauses on an easel, while candlelight moves gently through the room. The Bureau Collection is composed for spaces where work and reflection overlap, and where objects are chosen not to impress, but to remain.
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IAIS 516 pull's up slowly and pauses for a picture after the dispatcher said there are couple railfan's waiting at the parking lot wanting to take a picture. Thank you to crew!!! The plan was to go here to shoot it coming under the signal but to my surprise it was gone bummer!!!
Deutsch:
Das Bureau Central war einst das Herzstück eines riesigen Industriekomplexes, der in der Blütezeit der industriellen Revolution als Hauptverwaltungsgebäude diente. Erbaut im späten 19. Jahrhundert, symbolisiert dieses Gebäude die Macht und den Fortschritt der damaligen Zeit. Die Metallstruktur der Halle ist ein Paradebeispiel für den architektonischen Stil dieser Ära, der von Eisen und Stahl dominiert wurde, um den neuen Anforderungen an große, lichtdurchflutete Räume gerecht zu werden. Das gewaltige Glasdach, das von den kunstvoll gearbeiteten Eisenstützen getragen wird, diente nicht nur der Belichtung, sondern verlieh dem Gebäude auch eine gewisse Erhabenheit.
Im Inneren dieser Halle wurden einst wichtige Entscheidungen getroffen, die den Lauf der Industrie und des Unternehmens lenkten. Die Verwaltung des gesamten Werks lief hier zusammen, was dem Gebäude den Namen "Bureau Central" verlieh. Es stand für Ordnung und Struktur inmitten des hektischen Treibens der Produktion, das um es herum stattfand. Doch mit dem Niedergang der Industrie und der Schließung des Komplexes in der zweiten Hälfte des 20. Jahrhunderts verfiel auch das Bureau Central allmählich. Heute zeugen die verrosteten Eisenträger und das zersprungene Glas von einem Gebäude, das in seiner Glanzzeit eine Schlüsselrolle in der industriellen Geschichte der Region spielte.
Trotz des fortschreitenden Verfalls bewahrt das Bureau Central seine beeindruckende Struktur. Die Halle ist durch die hohen Wände und das stählerne Dachgerüst fast wie eine Kathedrale der Industrie, die mit jedem Jahr mehr von der Natur eingenommen wird. Ihr Verfall steht in starkem Kontrast zu ihrer einstigen Bedeutung, doch gerade das macht den Charme dieses Lost Place aus.
English:
The Bureau Central was once the central administrative hub of a vast industrial complex, constructed during the height of the Industrial Revolution in the late 19th century. This building symbolized the power and progress of its time. The metal framework of the hall is a prime example of the architectural style of that era, dominated by iron and steel to meet the new demands for large, light-filled spaces. The massive glass ceiling, supported by intricately crafted iron columns, not only provided natural light but also gave the building a certain grandeur.
Inside this hall, crucial decisions were made that steered the direction of the industry and its operations. It earned the name "Bureau Central" as it was the nerve center of the entire industrial site. This building represented order and control amid the bustling production that took place around it. However, with the decline of the industry and the eventual closure of the complex in the second half of the 20th century, the Bureau Central fell into disrepair. Today, rusted iron beams and shattered glass are remnants of a building that once played a pivotal role in the region's industrial history.
Despite the decay, the Bureau Central still maintains its impressive structure. The hall, with its towering walls and steel roof framework, feels almost like a cathedral of industry, being slowly reclaimed by nature year after year. Its deterioration stands in stark contrast to its former significance, but this very contrast is what adds to the unique charm of this forgotten place.