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yeah... basically had an assignment to shoot a self portrait with a reflection. I didnt have the tripod with me so i couldnt do anything outstanding lol but i managed with it, put some effects just for the heck of it and called it a night.
Class 37 at York station on 3rd May 1980
(Good I managed to catch the lampost and obscure the number ;-) ???)
BR/GEC Class 87 5,000 hp Bo-Bo No.87 009 (ex-City of Birmingham) of Europhoenix in debranded Virgin livery at Long Marston 9/10.
طوق , ورد وشهاده ولا بسين الوشاح
وعين تدمع لنا وقلبٍ يهنينا
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ابتدينا بطموح وانتهينا بنجاح
وخطوة الألف ميل اليوم عدينا
* وتخخخخخرررجت
ما فيه تعبير يوصف فرحتي بالتخرج
مدري احسني كبرت خخخخ
^^بابا ماما احبببكم اقووى شي ()()()
This is the Hattons special Class 14 in the Loadhall livery. No class 14 had this livery and is fictitious.
It seen on the ELMRC Newcastleton Layout.
A Freightliner container train with a class 86 doubleheader stops for a crew change on platform 4 at Carlisle.
Class 153 153307 stands in the siding next to Platform 2 at the Northern end of York station. The unit was being used for driver training.
BREL Class 43/0 (MTU) 2,250 hp HST No.43 042 of First Great Western passing Bartlett's Bridge, Parson Street, Bristol on a Paddington - Weston super Mare express, 06/05/11.
Class reunions are the perfect excuse to plan a trip to Madrid to catch up with your classmates, visit IE, and enjoy the city. This year, class reunions were celebrated around the Alumni Forum in May so that attendees have the opportunity to participate in both and enjoy Madrid´s wonderful spring weather.
We were very happy to welcome the following classes to Madrid:
15 year reunion: MBA and IMBA 2001
10 year reunion: IMBA 2006
5 year reunion: IMBA 2011
Central Park. I strolled along a path and encountered what at first glance appeared to be a woman playing with her dog. After standing there and watching for a few minutes, though, I couldn't really be sure.
Here's what would happen. She would throw the ball across the lagoon. The border collie would splash off after it and return with the ball in its mouth, stopping at the woman's feet.
I've played "fetch" with dogs before, exclusively in the role of the thrower. I know that when the dog returns the ball, you're meant to pick the ball up and give it another throw. But this wasn't the lady's role.
No, each and every time, she'd stand there impassively. In posture and demeanor, she looked like a home-plate umpire in the minute after the runner has crossed home but before anyone on either team has realized that the runner failed to touch third and that the play is therefore still in progress. Not allowed to terminate the play and not allowed to explain the reason for his silence, either.
GBRF Class 66 No.66702 leaves Tiverton Loop,with the 17:10 Westbury to Crediton working,on the 27th of May 2021.