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COG at the Candle Factory, New Orleans

Broken on 14 September 2009 while riding laps at Hains Point.

Heading up to Mt. Washington.

Mountain bike cogs. Just playing with macro... Converted to B&W in Photoshop CS. Oh, and I finally figured out how to keep my EXIF data when I upload photos, so I'm happy!

COG at the Candle Factory, New Orleans

A CoG soldier fights for his fallen comrades

Early on, it was clear that snow would be an obstacle for the cog railway. Special snowplows were designed to make way for the trains. J.G. Hiestand. c. 1910. credit: Manitou Springs Historical Society at Miramont Castle Museum, Manitou Springs, CO

 

5/2024 - After returning to the base station I smelled coal smoke. Cog Railway #9 was being tested before the start of the regular season. #9 is a 1908 ALCO Manchester product.

Or is it a gear? Also here, here, and here

Jersey ugly.

NJ Transit, PATH, NJ Turnpike, Passaic River.

On short final into Newark.

I loved the contrast with the shadows agaisnt the pokey outtie bit of the cogs. and of course the cute yellow lichen in the grooves.

 

the binder i found on someones property near yass, nsw

manual mode

Cog Hill Golf course hosts a number of national championships including the BMW and Western Open. The course was built on an old farm in 1927 and includes this old barn which was painted with the Cog Hill identity.

This was some sort of lift system or pulley system at the top of the building.

The end of the Cog Railway on top of Pikes Peak.

beginnings of a giant automata

Barrington Lloyd Morrison's home going service.

Broken on 14 September 2009 while riding laps at Hains Point. I removed the entire cassette after this point, putting my 12-25 Chorus unit back into service.

MOSI (Museum of Science and Industry). Manchester, UK.

The wheels are turning...

Giant cast-iron cog used to haul ships ashore in Evans Bay for more than a century. Restored and moved to opposite Cog Park, Evans Bay.

www.wellington.govt.nz/news/display-item.php?id=3859

These cogs were in a yard, ready to be either sold off, or broken down into smaller bits, re-melted down and re-cycled. They come from the ships that are broken down in the ship breaking yards of Chittagong

 

Ooooh,I've written a book too

Making a gear set for a wind up/down router and table. Made out of a broken flatpanel LCD screen. The plastic is the main light guide, which was used to scatter light from the 4 fluorescent cold cathode 3mm diameter tubes.

Plans at www.woodgears.ca

This is the way to go in marking out pieces for cutting, print the cad drawing onto paper and stick it on to the work-piece. I used double sided tape.

Cogs against a window, Museum Of Power.

5/2024 - Descending the Cog Railway. Jacob's Ladder.

Pike's Peak Cog Railway - old parts that were thrown down by the side of the railroad.

Rusted machinery, abandoned slate mine, Ffestiniog, North Wales

COG - THE VINYL TOUR CONTINUED

 

Pier Band Room, Frankston

Australia

 

supports:

The Sea Benz & Captives

 

Shot for: Live at Your Local

 

Promotor: Nobody Presents

 

Old industrial cog found on wasteland. I think it's from old farm machinery. I actually didn't have to pose the cog, it was naturally in that particular position.

The summit of Mt. Washington, the highest mountain in the eastern USA. The Mt. Washington Cog Railway has been operating here for a century and a half. They started with wood burning steam engines and then switched to coal burning steamers, most trips now are powered by biodiesel locomotives that were built by the Cog Railway. For a time the Cog was opereated as a branch line of the Boston and Maine. It is now a family owned business. A typical train is one antique wooden coach pushed by a biodiesel. The engine is always on the end of the train nearest the base station. On most days there is one steam train in the early morning but I am no longer capable of jumping out of bed at dawn and driving to Mt. Washington.

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