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"Mr. Cab Driver" - Lenny Kravitz
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Caabo Giaro Vilage is a resort very close to the top of the Cabo Giaro sea Cliffs standing 586m above sea level, the tallest sea cliffs in Europe
El faro de Cabo Vilán señala uno de los tramos más peligrosos de la Costa da Morte, pero también de los más hermosos. Erguido a 125 metros de altitud y unido al antiguo edificio de los fareros, posee un potente cañón de luz capaz de alcanzar las 28-30 millas marinas (55 km). El enclave fue declarado de Interés Nacional en el año 1933.
The classic Chevy truck caught on film on a Holga 120n. Lomography Earl Grey film.
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Es el cabo más alto de Europa, con 580 m de altura, famoso por su plataforma de cristal suspendida.
El mirador de Cabo Girão, situado en el promontorio más alto de Europa, a 580 m de altitud, ofrece unas vistas magnificas sobre las "fajãs" de Rancho y Cabo Girão —pequeñas áreas de tierra cultivadas al pie del acantilado— y magníficas vistas panorámicas del océano y de los municipios de Câmara de Lobos y Funchal.
El mirador ha sido objeto de obras de acondicionamiento, y en él se ha construido una plataforma de cristal suspendida, de las denominadas skywalk.
Each combine has its own cab style designed for air conditioned comfort. I wonder if they have heaters.
On a gorgeous morning on the iron range, U721 crosses over the Cloquet River with limestone empties for proctor. A nice treat was CN 5338, an SD40-2W wide cab, in the lead. We'd take them here before heading back up range to intercept a two harbors train and taking them out to Biwabik. All part of the dance chasing trains on the range.
I understand those in the trade call this box of electronic tricks a cab - short for street cabinet (thanks to Chris, see below).
Andrew Baldwin's 'Cab Tree' sculpture on the roof of the café at Trinity Buoy Wharf, London. The lantern of Lightship 95 is behind which has been converted into a floating recording studio. The cable car which crosses The Thames between North Greenwich and Royal Victoria Dock is in the background.
Dating from 1933 this Austin Taxi Cab is still in its original condition, Recently acquired by its new owner after spending 45 years in Sweden,Seen at a event in Driffield,
An unlikely pair despite "cab" describes their shape and purpose of both objects
The caboose almost looked like someone lived in it. I like the rocks under the tire keeping the cab from escaping.
Nikon F5, Nikkor 24mm f2.8, Kodak Tmax 100
Abandoned Ford F100 cab rusting in a coulee in an old farmstead. House burned here some time ago, but this was an interesting composition, complete with its own hood, crushed, behind it. This one is interesting - the front and rear glass are still intact.
A cool looking truck cab but a bit impractical for driving.
This was one of the vehicles left on the property of the farmhouse posted to the left.
A standard cab leader is in charge of CN 324 as it heads east near Turcot Ouest, bound for Vermont. Units are CN 2012 and CN 5626.
Doing laps at the Sydney Motorsport Park classic car festival, the classic 1959 Holden FC 215 "Standard", Yellow Cabs.
Registered asTaxi ~ T:1196 and operated out of Yellow Cabs' base on Darlinghurst Rd, Kings Cross. It was two-way radio equipped, a relatively new and rare feature in taxis of that era.
Now part of the Sydney Bus Museum.
Eastern Creek, New South Wales, Australia.
Heber Valley Railroad 77 pulls to clear the main track switch at Walton after setting out its train. After the switch is restored, it'll be time to head into town and tie up.
The cab of ex-BR Auto Trailer No. 231. Built 1951 and preserved in 1964. The forerunner of the DMU, they allowed trains to run back and forth along rural branch lines without the need for the locomotive to detach and run around its train at each end of the journey.
The coach is now preserved at Didcot Railway Centre.