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Bored. Lol. I want my other girls back. OTL

she's now armed with a 6x6... so watch out :)

 

Roma

 

leica MP | nocti | delta 400 +1

A 1/8 of this Baumkuchen was today's oyatsu.

C-GBWO - Metivier & Racicot COUCOU - private

at Orillia Lake St. John SPB (CNV6)

amateur-built floatplane

This is a single image captured from a static camera/lens on a tripod from my front yard. Nothing like some images captured with telescopes mounted on astro-gimbals but at least I got a photo of it. I never did see it with my naked eye and barely saw it with binoculars but there was a very bright moon illuminating the night sky which did not help.

Molly Quinn March 2010 Paley Event for Media.

C&O baggage car 314 on Eisenhower funeral train @Vincennes IN 4-01-69. This is the car containing the casket.

Best viewed 'Original' size.

 

BR class 08 0-6-0 diesel-electric shunter 08843 (built Horwich, 1961) on pilot duties at Crewe station - c.1980.

 

This former Western Region shunter was transferred to Crewe Diesel (CD) TMD on 22/03/1975 and remained there until withdrawal on 22/09/1990. It was scrapped at MC Metals (Springburn) the following year.

You know I love the way you look at me...

A nice Super King Air on its takeoff roll

C-17A, 10-0222, 437 AW, 315AW, AMC, Charleston, AFB,departing PHL rwy 27 L, 2 Nov 2024. Presidental security detail, 2024 election

This short section of the former Cockermouth - Workington line which opened in April 1847 yields a couple of interesting structures: A cattle arch accommodation bridge (No:29) and an occupation crossing that conveyed an existing footpath from the Seaton - Camerton road to St. Peter's Church.

 

The footpath steps are precast concrete and were probably installed in LMS days.

 

The abutment of Bridge No: 30 (Stainburn Bridge) remains with some ornate stonework. The other side of the river Derwent was where William Pit sidings were located.

 

1954 Balda Mess-Baldix, Baltar 75mm f4.5 lens; IlfordHP5 Plus in Kodak HC-110 1+50 @ 8 mins, 20°C.

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