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Colas class 60 , 60096 Impetus , on the Drax empty coal wagons , passing Greatham in the North East of England .
An unusual pair at Corfe Castle with South Western Railway's 159014 working 1L66, the 1545 departure for London Waterloo via Weymouth and Salisbury, and a Swanage Railway Class 108 working a Norden to Swanage service.
DB Class 66 No.66044 passes Starcross,with the 15:17 Exeter Riverside to St Blazey light engine working,on the 11th of February 2019.
Class 120 with 53722 leading departs from Portmadog with the 10.15 from Pwllheli to Machynlleth in August 1984.
Proving that junior high has always been an awkward age for kids- even if you have some great polyester outfits and cool hairdos.
BREL Class 43/2 No.43 367 (ex-No.43 167 'Deltic 50 1955-2005') of National Express East Coast (with it's coaches still in interim livery) entering King's Cross with a service from Aberdeen, 07/08. Scanned slide taken with a Nikon F65D.
Class 37s nos. 37038 (leading) + 37601 power a Network Rail test train from Swansea - Derby RTC past Duffryn Nr Newport on 29/7/2011.
The M3, M4 and T1 Arabic classes went on Friday November 21, 2014 to have lunch at the Nomad Restaurant, a beautiful and elegant Arabic restaurant in the East Village in Manhattan, chaperoned by Mr. Ouajdi Cherif and Ms. Meriam Fuste.
Students enjoyed the tasty food and the soothing music of north Africa and the Arab world while practicing and learning the names of dishes and food in Arabic. This trip is a preparation for our CLIL (Content and Language Integrated Learning) unit about food and nutrition for M4 and an introduction to Arabic food and culture for M3.
The menu was written in Arabic and the students were excited to order food and interact in Arabic with the restaurant personnel.
Knox College students in photography class on the first day of the term, learn from art faculty Michael Godsil how to load simple "Diana" 120-size film cameras.
Brooke, bottom right, with a few of her classmates--the class of 2005. If you look real close at Brookie's knee, you can see scars from her ACL surgery, which is the reason she can't pull her leg all the way in. She is still recovering from her surgery.
BR/EE Class 86/2 4,040 hp Bo-Bo No.86 230 (ex-E3168) (ex-Duke of Wellington) in Anglai livery at Long Marston 9/10.
L & Y A-Class in LMS livery No 12322 at Skibeden with the Vintage passenger set from Bolton Abbey. Branchline Weekend, May 2014.
One of the North Yorkshire Moors Railway`s class 24`s D5032 waiting for it`s turn in Grosmont Shed,on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway.
Knox College students in the class "The Bread and Puppet Theatre" performed for a campus audience. The class included researching the famous political protest theatre company, building their own puppets, writing and performance of several short works, and the sharing of fresh bread with the audience. More about theatre at Knox: www.knox.edu/theatre
GWR Class 158 No.158959 heads towards Charlton Bridge,with the 13:08 Taunton to Cardiff Central service,on the 29th of September 2020.
Our first venture into writing proper stories! Some were very successful!
(Choc advent calendar also in the pic!)
Class Day 2017.VMS IV's receive awards..Vanderbilt University School of Medicine.Vanderbilt University Medical Center..photo: Anne Rayner; VU.........................
SMS Hamburg of the Bremen Class German Light Cruisers.
Displacement: 3,250 tons
Speed: 23 knots. (Coal Fired)
Crew 303.
Armament: Ten 4.1 inch Guns, two 18 inch Torpedo Tubes (Submerged)
Her sister ships were, SMS Bremen, Berlin, Lubeck, Munchen, Leipzig, and SMS Danzig.
History
SMS Hamburg was built at A G Vulcan at Stettin and laid down in 1902, launched 27th July 1903 and commissioned into the German Fleet 8th March 1904.
S.M.S Hamburg served second command flagship for the U-Boat Flotilla no. 1 in 1912. and as flagship to the flotilla in 1914 then in 1915 becoming Squadron Flagship and accommodation for submarine commanders at Wilhelmshaven.
After the war served in the Reichmarine fleet between 1920 and 1923 becoming a training cruiser in 1924 to 1927.
Stricken in March 1931.
1936 used as an accommodation Hulk at Kiel for submarine crews.
19??, converted into a floating AA battery
In 1944 she was bombed and sunk at Hamburg-harbour by RAF bombers.
Raised in 1949 and scrapped at Hamburg