Adtranz (Derby) Class 168/0 "Clubman" 4-car dmu No.168 002 of Chiltern Railway departing Marylebone on a Banbury service, 11/07.

Taunus 17M by Solido, Edsel Bermuda by Minichamps, 100E Anglia by Vanguards

Class 47520, Gateshead TMD, 25/04/1987

At Bury, c.1981

Adam Schnell '99 returned to campus to give a master class to ballet majors

A low winter sun highlights the train and surroundings against a threatening sky

Class 20s 20304, 20301 (class 73 73209), 20302 and 20305 are found here in the middle road at Bristol Temple Meads, with a couple of barrier wagons in tow

These machines were very popular in Australia, I serviced them for many years.

Stabled with 155227/298308 on 2/10/10 .

31132 at Winwick Junction.

GM Class 66/5 3,200 hp Co-Co No.66 548 of Freightliner passing Harrow & Wealdstone on the 4M88 09.32 Felixstowe - Ditton intermodal, 26 April 2022.

Garuda Indonesia First Class Lounge at Denpasar Ngurah Rai International Airport in Bali, Indonesia

BR Class 180 dmu set 180109 at Doncaster. Monday 08 August 2011.

Camera: Canon EOS 550D.

Photograph copyright: Ian 10B.

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Paulette Jones Morant, Jill Roulstone Clements, Claudia Russell, Joan Kennedy,Susan Kephart Knighton, Katherine Baldwin Taylor

Probably the LMS's most famous class, The Royal Scott Class. This is No 6115 'Scot's Guardsman' built in Glasgow in 1927 and rebuilt in 1947 being the first Royal Scott to carry smoke deflectors. It is preserved.

Seen from inside the Didcot Railway Centre site in 1987, an unidentified Class 47 passes by on the main line with a southbound Freightliner train

DMU Class 144

Anglia liveried 47 awaits departure from Brighton's platform 2 with "The Blue Pullman" charter train.

GM Class 66/5 3,200 hp Co-Co No.66 561 of Freightliner near Parson St., Bristol on the Bristol - Tilbury "Wineliner", 5/11.

Northern class 156 Sprinter , 156479 , at work on the Middlesbrough to Darlington line ..

BREL (York) Class 165/0 "Network Turbo" 3-car dmu No.165 039 of Chiltern Railways at Marylebone on an Aylesbury service, 05/08.

Class 47 572 "Ely Cathedral", Derby Etches Park, 07/11/1987

Class 60075

Lady Bo!

Fofurasfelinas kitty tips

Tip #35

Finding Your Feline Soul Mate

Adopting the right cat calls for careful consideration of many factors, not just absolute adorableness. So what should top your list of decision-making criteria?

Personality. Yep. Your best bet for developing a successful, long-term, and deeply bonded coexistence with your new feline friend is to make sure kitty's temperament is aligned with your own (and with your family's). Before adopting your next cat, discover your ideal match by considering the following questions about yourself and your prospective pet:

* Affectionate or aloof? If you're looking for an independent cat who prefers minimal to moderate petting and lap time, don't adopt a snuggle bunny. And vice versa. But keep in mind that all cats -- just like humans -- need some affection, even if they're not good at asking for it.

* Energetic or calm? Want a mellow couch-potato cat? Then you may be more suited to a grown cat than to a mischievous kitten who'll climb your curtains all day in constant pursuit of play! But if lively is what you're after, a young, sprightly cat might be just right for you.

* Outgoing or shy? While all cats will need time to adjust to a new home, some will be more resilient than others in coping with the commotion caused by children, roommates, loud music, frequent visitors, or other animals. If your household has any of the above, choose a fairly confident cat over an extremely timid one.

Tips by www.catage.com/

Sketch from Animal Drawing Class 2014

AMNH/C. Chesek

BR Class 43/0 2,100 hp (Paxman 12VP) Bo-Bo No. 43 054 of East Midlands Trains in debranded (later) Midland Mainline livery ariving at St.Pancras with a service from Nottingham, 12/07.

With bufferbeam attached on a Virgin cross country working

Large logo liveried class 37`s , 37402 Stephen Middlemore and 37424 Avro Vulkan KH558 and 66434 , in the parcels sidings at York Railway station on the last day of 2021 .

image Kevin Connolly - All rights reserved so please do no use this without my explicit permission

Title: 1908 Class Reunion

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Date Issued: 2011-08-17

Date Created: 1958

Dimensions: 4 x 5 inches

Format Medium: Photographic negative

Type: image

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English Electric Class 20/0 1,000 hp Bo-Bo No.20 105 (ex-D8105) but numbered both 2016 and 36 (a left over from when it was used in the construction of the Channel Tunnel) and in the livery of it's last user, RFS, at Barrow Hill, 8/08.

Weathered at Salchester

Students in the School of Nursing and Health Study's simulation room.