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This photo was taken 40 seconds after the one I posted here just before this one. All I did was look in the opposite direction and, all of a sudden, it looked like a summer day :)
Este fotografia foi tirada 40 segundos depois da que aqui publiquei antes desta. Tudo o que fiz foi olhar na direcção oposta e, de repente, parecia um dia de Verão :)
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At the end of the 20th century, it was found that the six-axle locomotives operated on the Reda - Hel line adversely affect the track with their three-axle bogies. At the end of the 1990s, the possibility of running with ST44 locomotives was gradually limited and afterwards banned, then SP45 / SU45, which had been used there for years, was taken up. As part of the tests, SU45-240 - the only SU45 with an inter-bogie link - was temporarily assigned to Gdynia. However, a completely different solution was found - the SU46 class.
At the end of 1998, the first two SU46 locomotives from the Olsztyn depot (SU46-009 and SU46-045) were delegated to Gdynia, and a month later they were joined by SU46-049 from the Żagań depot. The controlled operation apparently brought positive results, because in mid-1999 these three were joined by other locomotives from Żagań depot: 039, 041 and 051. A set of six SU46s provided traction services for trains on the Reda - Hel line for years, but also, mainly outside the summer season, on the line Gdynia - Kościerzyna - Bydgoszcz. The locomotives transferred to Gdynia were replaced with Gdynia's SU45s. And so, 061 and 213 went to the Olsztyn depot, while to Żagań: 069, 073, 083, 173, 239. The only surviving SU45-182 was transferred to the Chojnice depot in 1999.
In the photo, SU46-049 in a very original original painting scheme from Żagań, with passenger train no. 93121 from Gdynia Główna to Hel, departing from the Chałupy passenger stop. May 8, 1999. The locomotive did not run in such colors even for a year in Gdynia - in the autumn it returned from overhaul in the standard painting of SU46 locomotives.
Photo by Jarek / Chester
Pod koniec XX wieku stwierdzono, że lokomotywy sześcioosiowe eksploatowane na linii Reda - Hel niekorzystnie wpływają na tor swoimi trzyosiowymi wózkami. Pod koniec lat 90. stopniowo zaczęto ograniczać, a następnie całkowicie zakazano jazdy lokomotywami ST44, a następnie zajęto się eksploatowanymi tam od lat SP45/SU45. W ramach prób SU45-240 – jedyny SU45 ze sprzęgiem międzywózkowym – został tymczasowo przydzielony do lokomotywowni Gdyni, jednak wyniki jazd testowych najwyraźniej nie zadowoliły badaczy. Znaleziono za to zupełnie inne rozwiązanie – serię SU46.
Pod koniec 1998 roku pierwsze dwie lokomotywy SU46 z lokomotywowni Olsztyn (SU46-009 i SU46-045) zostały oddelegowane do Gdyni, a miesiąc później dołączyła do nich SU46-049 z lokomotywowni Żagań. Eksploatacja obserwowana najwyraźniej przyniosła pozytywne efekty, bo w połowie 1999 roku, jeszcze przed letnim sezonem i w jego trakcie, do tej trójki dołączyły kolejne lokomotywy z żagańskiej lokomotywowni: 039, 041 i 051. Komplet sześciu SU46 przez lata obsługiwał pociągi na linii Reda - Hel, ale także, głównie poza sezonem letnim, na linii Gdynia – Kościerzyna – Bydgoszcz. Przeniesione do Gdyni lokomotywy zostały wymienione z gdyńskimi SU45. I tak do lokomotywowni w Olsztynie trafiły 061 i 213, natomiast do Żagania: 069, 073, 083, 173, 239. Jedyna ocałała w Gdyni SU45-182 wkrótce została przeniesiona do lokomotywowni w Chojnicach jeszcze w 1999 roku.
Na zdjęciu SU46-049 w bardzo oryginalnym oryginalnym autorskim schemacie malowania z Żagania, z pociągiem osobowym nr. 93121 z Gdyni Głównej do Helu, odjeżdża z przystanku osobowego Chałupy. 8 maja 1999 r. Lokomotywa nie jeździła w takich barwach nawet przez rok w Gdyni - jesienią wróciła z naprawy rewizyjnej w ZNTK Poznań w standardowym malowaniu lokomotyw SU46.
Fot. Jarek / Chester
Just as the sun dipped below the horizon the clouds moved in.
Aperture ƒ/22.0
Focal length 17.0 mm
Shutter 1 sec
ISO 100
The change of petticoat worked well beause my denim skater skirt had more of a flare to it. The cotton top was not as sexy as the faux leather bodice but it turned out to be a good decision to change my top because the venue was quite warm.
It was much fuller than it has been on recent Fridays due to the live band, who were excellent. They were a blues band and had two exceptionally good lead guitarists. I wish I'd recorded some of their stuff. The highlight for me was a superb rendition of 'All Along the Watchtower'.
Having run around the train, the 97s will recouple and wait for the 2J11 to arrive from Birmingham International, and depart as 2G65 to Machchynlleth, with 158820, before setting back into the platform for the 1623 departure back to Bristol.
Week 1/52, 2017
This week’s theme for my 52 project is “the times they are a changin,” the Bob Dylan song. My year started with the flu and an unplanned hospital stay, which is why I’ve been off Flickr for the last few weeks. I was put on isolation unable to leave my hospital room for almost a week. With limited options, I took this picture from my hospital room window. I liked the clouds and I processed it to give it a cold, winterish look. I felt like the clouds and light gave it the look of coming change.
then I will change yours :)
A few days with Health and Happiness Project
Visitando o Projeto Saúde e Alegria
Suruacá Community, at Pará State.
Tapajós/Arapiuns Extractivist Reserve.
Copyright © 2006 Tatiana Cardeal. All rights reserved.
Got bored made a wheat paste. About 2ft tall maybe smaller, will be going up soon. Obviously will be cut out as well.
I was looking through my photos from this summer and I came upon this shot of a Canada Goose swimming through a reflection that almost gave it winter vibes. It reminded me that even though summer is over, there will be lots of new opportunities to photograph this winter!
Third Studio Album by Love
Released 1967 on the Elektra Label EKL 4013 Mono
One of the "Must Have" Albums voted in several top 50 and top 100 lists and still thought to be a Masterpiece
Love is...Arthur Lee, Bryan MacLean, John Echols, Ken Forssi, Michael Stuart-Ware
An Empire Corridor train has arrived at Albany-Rensselaer station behind a former GO Transit GP40TC. A crew and power change will take place before the train continues south to New York City behind an FL9.
This unit soldiers on today in non-revenue service after being rebuilt as Amtrak GP38H-3 527.
AMTK 199 G40TC (ex-GOT 607, 507)
7/9/92
The changing leaves of autumn colored brightly red and gold,
Also bring a warning of the coming winter cold.
As the wind is changing from the milder summer breeze,
You can feel the difference as it echoes through the trees.
As I shuffle down the path leading through the park,
As the days grow shorter now and soon it will be dark.
I realize that life is like the seasons we live through,
Life is like the changing seasons always changing too.
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I went to the lake across the road from my sister-in-law's house to take some photos of the ducks and geese yesterday morning. There weren't too many of them around, but there were other things that caught my eye, so it was still a worthwhile trip. Most of the trees around here whose leaves are starting to change color are starting with just a few leaves here and there. I was surprised at how many have already turned red on this one. Unfortunately, the photo doesn't do it justice.
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I'm waaay behind with commenting. I'll try to make it around to as many 'streams as possible today and this weekend.
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Have a great weekend everyone ! ! ! And... for those of you here in the US - have a safe and fun Labor Day holiday ! ! ! ! !
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My new neighbours move in today. I think its going to be a shock having people around again after a year of having no one next door at all. I know they will be putting a fence line up as they have a small dog so we will have our privacy.
Got go all through that introducing Helen thing all over again now. Not that I am bothered only bored with doing it,
D1062 'Western Courier' is on the centre road at Bristol Temple Meads on 2 March 1974. The actual working is not recorded, although 1A45 suggests Penzance to Paddington; did it come this way?
D1062 was withdrawn less than six months later at a mere 11 years old, but was later to become the first of the class to be preserved and is currently active on the Severn Valley Railway.
Fujica ST701/55mm
Kodak Tr-X
All the elements came together for this photo. But even now in mid-April the landscape is changing almost before my eyes. The green peach fuzz evident on the background tree represents the first signs of budding and leafing. I'm thrilled by the rebirth of vegetation after the long darkness of winter. However I'm always torn as the starkness of bare tree limbs gradually fades away. I love spring and summer and warmth and light. But I also love the atmosphere created by the bleakness of fall and winter. It's really the cornerstone of my photographic passion.
変わらないために変わる
それは
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always looking for something a little different to what I normally post so a different pose makes a change all be it only a slight change.
I had a lovely night out wearing this dress once again, Its such a fab frock to dance around in. The new hair needs to settle in a bit give a few weeks of abuse and it will look as natural as can be.
Nebo Bench Trail up Andrews Ridge; Mount Nebo Wilderness, Utah; September 2018
And just like that, I woke up one morning and the leaves had started changing and falling off the trees.
I wanted to put up something autumn/fall related despite the fact that no trees near me actually turn different colors. The leaves change fro green, to burnt orange, to brown and then fall off so I am jealous of everyone that lives in a place where you can see the season's change! This is simple photo because my life has been pretty hectic with school and soccer so I've had to put photography on the back-burner. Though I have been taking a few senior photo-shoots lately and you can see those on my facebook page.
Rather than bore you with a thousand and one posts of this outfit i thought i would do this instead to show how an outfit can be changed just by adding or removing a few items.
Looks a lot better without the coat I think. My poor old cardigan is in need of a repair it looks to have been attacked by a moth on the sleeve leaving a little hole. I should be able to repair it i think.