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Having failed the previous day at Rotherham with the 5E16 Castle Donnington - Gascoigne Wood , 37901 and rescue loco 37601 spent the night at Doncaster West Yard .
The next day , following several visits to both locos and walks up and down the consist of 7 former GA coaches , 37901 was deemed to still be causing problems . With the problems seemingly being something to do with the brakes 901 was removed from the train and dumped in west yard .
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66725 'Sunderland' crossing Whalley Viaduct with the re-timed Landor St Jn - Clitheroe cement empties on Thurs 14th February 2019.
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A candid I've snapped from a train making a pause at Novi Beograd train station, 2010.
Me and a friend decided to do an overnighter at Preston from the evening on 26/07/18 to morning of the 27th, during which we saw plenty of 86s and 90s on intermodals, with a few surprises. The final working was the 1M16/2045 Inverness, Aberdeen & Fort William to London Euston southbound ‘Highlander’ Caledonian Sleeper, seen with 92023 leading. The train arrived around 50 minutes late due to a drunken person joining the train and not having a ticket, according to one passenger. This caused delay and headache, as the GBRf relief driver who swapped at Preston was close to his hours and had to arrange further relief at Crewe. Seen on 27/07/18.
GB Railfreight's Class 92, 92043 (formerly named "Debussy") heads through Acton Bridge almost three hours late with the delayed Caledonian Sleeper Up Lowlander service from Glasgow and Edinburgh to London Euston (1M11).
Sister loco 014 had been due to work the train but failed at Glasgow Central with pan issues. 006 was at Polmadie for CAF testing but buried in amongst Mk5s, so 73 968 (also at Polmadie) was used to take 014 off, deposit it in the Polmadie DHS, then run back to Central to work 1M11 as far as Carstairs. With the 73/9 clearly unsuitable to take the full train forward, 92043 - which had worked the Edinburgh portion to Carstairs - replaced the ED on the front. This added further delay, with the service 175 Late by the time it passed through Cheshire.
The delay also meant a tough shift for Driver Bie, who instead of working the usual Crewe-Preston (1S25) / Preston-Euston (1M11) diagram had to go to Penrith instead to take 1M11 from there all the way to London.
This picture is an example of why I'd love to have several tries at some targets. I had two of these orange glass pumpkins and used white paper for the background and a longer delay. It wasn't nice enough to post. With the second I was able to get a better background and shorter delay and to me a better photograph.
This image is a double exposure. the first light was from my firecracker. It lets out a lot of yellow light. You can see the cracks in the glass near the center because of this light. The second exposure is from two microsecond flashes which stopped (temporarily) the expanding cloud of glass shards as it started its trip into my garage.
Lots of glass shards in the garage.
The weather is going stupid again. Near nineties over the next days. I've noticed a pattern that may or may not be true but it seems when the East is getting absolutely dumped on with cold and snow, California gets this crappy heat wave stuff. It seems like global warming is giving everyone exactly what they don't need.
However we are all safe at this point since the Republican led Senate as finally voted to agree that climate change is happening. However, apparently humans have nothing to do with it. Only God can change the climate...
I don't know if anything can save this situation. Maybe if the 1% can figure out a way to make money off off nuclear warfare we can just call an end of the whole stupid farce.
Cheers.
DB Livery 60150 heads 6m90 0500 Avonmouth Hanson Sidings - Clitheroe Cement Works,approaching Langho Station,66176 was on the rear of this train,photographed on 12/08/2017
The Space Girlz use a template they found last week to begin the long-delayed construction of a rocketship.
XC device 170108 on some Nottingham to Brum move and 66955 on Felixstowe bound boxes wait for the premium motive power to back it's 30 loaded TEA's into Kingsbury Oil Terminal, 8 December 2012.
The perfect illustration of the capacity crunch facing Britain's 21st century railway?
60092 on 6M57 from Humber during the period where DBS literally threw out anything it could to combat a motive power shortage, including overhauled but not repainted 60's.
Ive got the snowboard under my feet
I can fly so high, I can fall so deep
But who do I see comin up the track ?
We are waiting to operate this aircraft to Queenstown, however due to heavy snow all over the South Island we are delayed for a few hours.
Common goldeneye male photographed in Abborrviken, Kirkkonummi, Finland. It spent most of the time under the surface. Maybe just delaying resurfaces to escape the weather.
NSB employee in a -18c (-0.4f) snow flurry, checking the time against a delayed train at Myrdal Station, Norway.
Having been delayed by a hot box detector alert at Lancaster, which proved unfounded, No. 46233 'Duchess of Sutherland' rolls into platform 6 at Preston on 5th August 2017 at the head of the Railway Touring Company's 'Cumbrian Mountain Express', 1Z56 1552 Carlisle - Crewe via Manchester Victoria. Copyright Photograph John Whitehouse - all rights reserved
37405 and 37608 rumble through Carlisle station with the 035Y Crewe Gresty Bridge to Carlisle Kingmoor light engine movement.
The consist was running around 98 minutes late after a delay around Preston but had made up some of that time to run through Carlisle around 70 minutes down.
That has been on hold since before Lockdown to sort our own fleet out ,has restarted and is nearly complete. Y1HMC an Ex Hallmark Dennis R410 / Plaxton Panther is being upseated to C70F, And now in the final stages of bolting the seats to the floor. Photo taken 03/07/20
Let's have a moment of silence as I load up one of my last rolls of Elite Chrome. Kodak discontinued the last of its slide-film emulsions in 2012. I've only just noticed that the fine print still refers to this as "Ektachrome," the venerable brand name which dates back to 1946. Originally Kodak developed a color transparency film for the army & navy during WWII which could be "field processed" (because Kodachrome certainly could not be). This evolved into Ektachrome, and ultimately led to the E-6 development process used by all other slide films since 1977.
On a brighter note it sounds like Film Ferrania is moving towards production of a new 100-speed slide film (after some challenging delays).
Alley of St. Andrew's Church, city centre of Perth, Western Australia
My apologise for the delay, been busy with work recently and catch some rest over the weekend, as was tied up with weekend work most of the time, it getting better now.
This the end of the trip shooting after we have done our couple shot, wanted to do some close up for wifey. I simply got fascinated with the red wall, bricks by bricks, plus the shadow reflected at the background.
Personally I love the way she pose, I don't have to cue her what and how to pose, all I need is just to adjust myself to do the composition. She was just like some model, while shooting she will keep changing pose after a few shuttles. Really save a lot of time, at most I just need to request her which spot to stand and she take care the rest.
Lastly, may wishing everyone have a great moment as the christmas is around the corner. Merry X'mas everyone in case I don't get to see you...
You must see this on large View On White and View On Black
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P/s : This is Photoshop CS 5 and Lightroom 4 editing parts can be seen in the commentary too.
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Oh my gosh so many things on my mind where to begin.
So my Fairyland Fairyline Sia human/Seahorse finally arrived yesterday after being delayed in shipping due to the holidays for 4 extra days (OTL) and I am SO happy to report that everything was accounted for, undamaged and proper to what I ordered this time THANK GOODNESS. I was super nervous about ordering from FL again after the plethora of problems I had with my Realfee May, but i'm so relived to have had another great experience with purchasing a FL doll because I definitely want more in the future hehe xD //shot
Secondly, ASDFGHJKL I'M SO HAPPY!! I'm so happy to finally see Euclid all in one piece again and on top of that everything is perfect and Euclid is so much more amazing then I could have imagined!! The male chest piece is PERFECT for Eui and I'm so glad that they are finally flat-chested and androgynous like they should be! No more annoying boobs woo! :D
And lets not forget, THE TAIL. OH MY GOSH. This thing is just amazing its beautiful, so much fun to pose and suits them so well Its kind of hard to even wrap my head around. Seriously, I had a "moment" where I was just playing around with Eui and the tail and even with the color being completely wrong (at the time) and only having owned the thing for less than a day It felt so natural, like Eui had always had that tail. Like, now that this is a thing I cannot unsee them having it. Usually it takes me a while to adjust to changes I make within my dolls and often times I have at least one or two apprehensions/concerns/doubts regarding those changes but this time? NOTHING. NOTHING AT ALL. And because of that, all the ideas and projects i've been brewing in my mind for Eui I feel so much confidence in actually doing!
Its hard to explain, but I often feel a lot of apprehension about my dolls like whether they are right for their characters or if there are pieces of them that would be better as something different. I often feel petrified of doing any permanent modification to them not because I fear damaging them or failing but purely because I hate the idea of putting so much time and effort into bringing to life a character in a shell that I may someday want to replace; loosing all the work I put into that doll. My artists soul is always yearning for greater things, always striving in the pursuit of excellence and while that sounds great on paper, often times what it translates to in reality is never being satisfied with yourself and the things around you because you feel they can be better; that you can make them better. For me this effects my dolls all the time and truth be told, there are only two dolls I've owned that i've never once entertained the idea of someday reshelling, one being Nostalgion and the other being Euclid. The only sculpt-related apprehension i've ever had about Euclid was in regards to their bust as because it was previously canonically incorrect I wanted to either modify or change the body that they had only to rectify that issue. However, literally everything else about the rest of their body I was perfectly happy with and their head sculpt i've never considered changing whatsoever. Now that the one thing I ever wanted to change has been fixed as well as the addition that i've always dreamed of is exactly what I wanted I have the feeling of a weight being lifted, or more specifically, of my apprehension fading away. The core components of Euclid are exactly how I want them to be and that has really allowed me to feel free and confident in taking the next steps in refining them even more perfectly. As an artist its the most amazing feeling to feel inspired, unrestricted and unafraid to take the next step in enhancing your art or realizing that you've already taken it.
Anyways, feels, but I've always been hesitant to really take the "next step" with a lot of my dolls/projects especially with things that are very permanent like modification and dyeing. Slowly but surely i've become more confident with the idea of modifications provided the aforementioned sculpt related apprehensions/doubts aren't a factor but dyeing was always something that I was suuuuuper hesitant to ever try as while i'm not usually too worried about straight up failure (xD I'm a meticulous researcher haha), dyeing to me has largely seemed like a huge gamble with high odds for errors. I've mentioned before that while the Fairyline Seahorse tail itself i've always thought was just perfect for Euclid, the color options were not right for them at all and originally I had thought I would just paint/blush them more suitably. The more I thought about it though the more I realized how much I'd need to blush them and how much of a nightmare it would be to maintain that blushing what with all the pointy bits and joints in the tail combined with all the twisting that is required to pose it. I've never dyed resin before and like I said it always seemed like a very scary proposition to me but I guess desperation made me look into it more thoroughly and gave me the courage to actually give it a shot, gamble or no. Thankfully I remembered reading a thread a while ago that someone posted about dyeing resin with a bunch of different types of dyes and that they had great success with one called iDye Poly! It seemed to produce much more reliable and consistent results with resin than that of commonly used dyes like Rit for example so I decided i'd face another fear of mine and take a chance with it. xD Eui's tail was always meant to be mostly black so I figured that even if it was a total failure I could easily paint over it at least haha. Its been cold and rainy the last few days so since I can't work on faceups I might as well take the opportunity to give Eui's tail its first dye bath. AND LET ME TELL YOU, THIS STUFF IS THE BEST THING EVER.
Seriously, this thing was clear and MINT GREEN when I started and the color is completely uniform and there are no streaks, color transfer or blotches. I even dyed the clear resin pieces and those took the dye exactly the same and came out perfect as well! I didn't even need to use the harsh chemical color enhancer or any additives like salt etc. Its completely idiot proof and I am SO happy that I actually got up the courage and did this! *U* Really, this opens up so many doors! Don't ever let people use Rit dye on resin again, not when this magic exists!! *O*
^w^ But anyways, i'm not done dyeing it yet but I wanted to share my experience with iDye Poly, my progress on Eui so far...and just how freaking amazing Eui looks with their lovely flat chest and gorgeous seahorse tail! Hopefully I can take better pictures of it soon when the weather clears up but Eeep! I'm over the moon happy right now you have no idea!! I can't wait to work on it more and all the other projects I have planned for Euclid. xD I hope you don't mind some WIP/project spam because I'll probably have more haha //shot
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Euclid (gender fluid) is a modded Fairyland Minifee Luka in Beautiful White skin on a dyed Fairyline Seahorse body. Faceup, mods, dyeing, horn, and wig by me.
Nikon 1 J2, edited with Snapseed. Part of my Street Blur photo series.
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