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Southeastern 'Citybeam' 707 010 calls at St Johns Station with the new towers of Lewisham in the background. These 707s are ex Southwestern Railway cast offs, rewrapped for Southeastern and given a funky name like 'Citybeam'. The seats made headlines in the railway press for being little better than ironing boards and toilets are non existent. The trains they are replacing, now going to the breakers, had better seats and toilets...
St Johns is one of those stations that I've passed and travelled through thousands of times in my life but never used. Being an island platform it's accessed by a long footbridge from St Johns Vale and the near by St Johns Church. The bridge gives good views towards Lewisham but it's just a shame that unless your a unit fan, every train is the same. The towers in the background didn't exist a few years ago and below them is the once temporary, now permanent rail bridge, the site of one of the worst railway disasters in the UK in 1957.
Interesting to see japanese station crew performing this pointing and calling job. This is known as shisa kakunin kanko (指差確認喚呼), an occupational safety for avoiding mistakes by pointing at important indicators and calling out the status loud.
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#306/365 A friend of mine, who recently finished writing a book, asked me to take some promo shots. We all headed down to the Mission Inn in Riverside. For this shot we found this cool couch on one of the upper floors. I also had a great time meeting and shooting Alissa Dean. This was kind of the first time doing a shoot outside of personal stuff so it was a nice change of location.
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This picture was added on Explore 2013-02-25. Está foto fue incluida en portada de flickr el día 25 de febrero de 2013.
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bullfinch ~ pyrrhula pyrrhula
RSPB Amber status list.
This bully was calling to his mate (she appeared within a minute or two) but I have noticed he uses the same call to the chicks.
Unfortunately he put his head right up at the wrong moment but I couldn't waste the opportunity for a close up. The trouble when you frame up that close is the bird moving before you press the shutter.
Missing time is calling me
music of seductive wine
I here the sound of piano too
this dream is an empty sky
Soft sounds of piano
she plays that music
her eyes are glowing strangely
I know that from dusty pictures
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This is one of my favorite things from a past. It belongs to my great-grandmother ... it's filled with memories ...
Rekla sam ti da ću je posvetiti samo tebi Korana ... ti umeš da ceniš ovakve stvari na pravi način :* ...
"Change here for Bridport West Bay, calling at Toller, Powerstock, Bridport, Bridport East and Bridport West Bay" Unfortunately, the branch line to Bridport closed decades ago!
A new Dorset exploration has commenced, this time following the Bridport Railway branch line from Maiden Newton to Bridport West Bay. The distance is not much over 10 miles but is already proving rather surprising and interesting. Several more exploration posts will follow in the next few weeks.
This photo shows the modern day operation at Maiden Newton Station on the Bristol to Weymouth line. Note the double track lay out that allows a passing place on what is often a single track line in Dorset. On the far platform, the 11.38 is about to depart to Weymouth. On the near platform, the 11.40 stopper awaits a token to depart north, destination Bristol Parkway.
Can you see the guard at the end of the platform? The historic photo below, posted a couple of years ago, will have been taken from the other platform, more or less directly across from where he is standing. It shows where the Bridport Branch operated from at Maiden Newton Station. It is along that trackbed that we started our exploration.
You can read all about the Bridport Railway here en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bridport_Railway
Snow blows across Lamar Valley in almost white-out condition. A coyote, cunning enough to understand that hunting in these conditions is nearly futile, rests on an old fallen snag that straddles a tributary. When her mates call from far across the valley, she stands and calls out in response. She’s letting them know that she is still fine and nearby. When the storm lets up, she will wind her way across the snowy landscape to rejoin them. Calling home remains important but takes on a different meaning when you live in the wild.
Some people are afraid of high key shots, but they are fairly easy and I think have a beautiful quality to them.
This juvenile Cooper's Hawk was calling in the distance shortly before coming and landing directly in front of us.
This photo is for the group Happy Caturday and the theme is "Eye Contact".
A few months ago my Mom asked me why I wasn't taking pictures anymore. I'd like to post these two photo's of Noah and Elijah in memory of her. Today would have been my Mom's 78th birthday. She passed away unexpectedly three weeks ago today.
For years I talked to my Mom every day on the phone for at least two hours. Sometimes we would talk a few times a day. In the past she would ask me what was the assignment for Happy Caturday (or a long time ago for Macro Monday)... and then we would spend some time coming up with idea's for my pictures. My parent's do not live close so I would always print pictures off and mail to them so that my Mom could see how our idea turned out. She used to laugh at how Elijah seemed to like posing.
As an adult she became my best friend. Of all of the questions that I have asked my Mom the one question that I didn't ask was - How do I go on without you? I can't help saying that I feel like my heart has been ripped out.
I'm sure that some of you have been through this as well and I am so sorry for that.
One of things that my Mom made sure that I knew growing up was that there is a God. I know where she is right now, I just didn't want her to leave.
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