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Mr Hoistman said to dig deep. I just went a few months back to January of 2016 for a Canadian National M338 manifest train cresting the ridge just west of Nesbit Rd, between Jesup and Raymond, Iowa on the CN's Dubuque sub
Everyone keep cool. Its going to be a hot few days here in the Midwest USA
Pacific Ocean waves crest in the late evening sun off the coast of Moresby Island, British Columbia.
Paignton Pier under an overcast sky in mid December where an off shore breeze was creating small waves cresting along the beach.
After the "Wave" and yesterday's post, later that evening, the sky began to light up. It started very slowly, but was showing signs of more. Inexorably, the light show grew in proportion until much of the sky was involved.
A number of shots resulted in some terrific sunset work. However, just as the sunset was coming to a close, the incoming tides once again billowed with intensity. This gave me an idea, and resulted in the best of the night. One final wave, crested the surrounding rocks before the light faded, and flowed directly toward my lens. " You just never know till you go, so go".
Rowena Crest Viewpoint is a paved overlook located near the top of the high bluffs on the south side of the Columbia River. It offers magnificent views of the Columbia River Gorge, Oregon.
You can see Rt 84 that travels along the river.
Wildflowers (Balsamroot & Lupine) along the Plateau Trail in the Columbia River Gorge near Mosier, Oregon.
today i became the full owner of my house (paid the last 10%, held back in case of unexpected repairs, and signed the deed) — and celebrated by climbing up the long slope of Mýrafell (the round mountain so often in the photos from my house) for the first time — it was a clearing afternoon with almost no wind, so perfect timing.
i still can’t believe i get to live in this amazing place!
Sometimes the wind catches the cockatoo's crest at just the wrong angle (or the right angle, depending on whether you are a cocky or a photographer!)
A trio of KCS SD40-2s split the shadows as they bring KCS’s Job 16 over the hill in McLaurin, MS on the Gulfport Subdivision. Luckily, they didn’t work the plastics plant south of Hattiesburg or this angle would’ve been after dark.
A long Canadian Pacific freight wraps ups its work up the gade along the BNSF Midway Subdivision. It's a long haul up the grade for the long trains that CP is so known for. News came this morning that CN was pulling out of merger conversations with KCS making CP the likely party to take over the KCS system to become Canadian Pacific Kansas City. That being said, the days of pure CP are numbered.
With four HOGX stock cars, two SD40-2s, a GP50, and a C36-7, Union Pacific's North Platte to Los Angeles Trailers pulls westward through Utah's Tintic Valley approaching 6061 ft. Boulter Summit on May 14, 1994.
On my way home from another shoot, I noticed the moon cresting over a far mountain. Night time had just begun but the moon was getting lower in the sky. By the time I had quickly parked and unloaded my gear, it had already begun to disappear over the mountain side.
There is something about the speed with which the moon moves. (And our planet rotates) Moments later it was gone and I had only secured three images. Amazing how quickly a landscape can change.
Northern Cardinal.
8 to 9 inches in length. The male is bright red with crest, black face and a stout red bill. The female is buff-brown tinged with red on crest, wings and tail.
They inhabit woodland edges, thickets, brushy swamps and gardens.
They are resident in the eastern United States and southern Canada south to the Gulf Coast and from southern California, Arizona, and southern Texas southward.
Kensington Metropark, Livingston County, Michigan.
A Utah Railway MK50-3 has reached 7440 ft. Soldier Summit with an Intermountain Power to Savage coal empty the morning of July 25, 2008.
Depuis le sommet du donjon on domine Crest et la vallée de la Drôme. A l'horizon, la montagne des Trois Becs.
New England Central train 611 has made light work of the grade at Belchertown, MA with only 13 cars in tow as they pass MP 75 on the Palmer Sub.
At 1028hrs on Friday 04 October 2024, Greater Anglia bi-mode unit no. 755410 heads south from Beccles station in Suffolk. It is seen here at the start of its descent to Weston level crossing. This train was 2D77, the Lowestoft (1006hrs) to Ipswich service. (I have removed a visually intrusive relay box from this scene).
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