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Do Skipper butterflies fly during a rain storm? They sit when it is raining making them better subjects. Maybe to protect their wings.
Seven minutes after the delayed mixed freight and with cirrus clouds slowly building up, an old friend passed by in the form of Re 420 320 in orange, with the Friday-only empty diesel oil train from St. Gallen Haggen to Cornaux. Attikon, 01-10-2021.
Captured with Sony a7II & Voigtländer Dynar 80mm f2.5 slide projector lens + DIY adapter with helicoid M42 - NEX adapter
Gold teeth and lemon haze
Repeated for seven days
Reverb and tape delays
Ice cream and ultra phase
Fast food and microwaves
Physical burn and fade
Copy, paste and remade
No sleep till I get paid
Writers: Hugh James Pescod, Harriet Zoe Pittard
1 3/8 inches square.
180 minutes delay allowed the sun to move to the "better" side of the train. High noon at Kleinstaasdorf. 193 733 with the NJ40421.
Hmm. Post may be delayed longer than you think. Spotted on my way to a meeting, hence taken on my iPhone.
CP 132 finally getting back up to track speed after a random split near Whitby.
After a lengthy back and forth with engineer and conductor they figured an operating lever had just uncoupled cars. After putting their train back together they continued on into Oshawa where they had to take the siding around a broken rail on the main.
Ophrys sphegodes, Leopoldsberg, Wien, Austria. Because of snow and frost the ophrys season is a bit delayed. I could not find any O. purpureas this year on this site.
menunggu pesawat delay, kita nikmati kopi kaleng dingin plus rokok.
dijepret dgn dopod langsung tayang
inspired by real life events. I once had a flight delayed because the plane had a problem with its coffee maker!
Explore 5/19/08 #309
Our ship was delayed three hours leaving Seattle. We even had to have a diver come in to fix a problem. But the bright spot was literally then getting this view when we finally did sail. Mount Ranier at sunset is pretty fine.
Colas Rail's 70812 is seen at Cartland working a delayed 6S36 from Dalston Oil Terminal to Grangemouth Ineos.
The train was running over 1.5 hours late at this point which meant it was timed nicely to pass not long after the Statesman tour.
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Delayed fast train № 345 "Fatra" (Ostrava-Svinov - Zvolen os. st.) led by 754 034 is approaching Jazernica stop at late, september afternoon. In the background, the Malá Fatra range, hidden in the rain clouds.
24.09.2020
I should know better. The weather starts getting nice and I always think that it can only go one way... nicer and nicer again.
But it is usually a bit more of a seesaw. Up a bit, and then down, and then up again.
At least we know the trend is up more than down, so the hope for better weather is just delayed for the time being.
Quest'anno il VSOE per Venezia viaggia in Svizzera con una traccia straordinaria ritardata di circa due ore rispetto a quella ordinaria che ha permesso di ridurre la sosta diurna al confine italiano a Chiasso.
Ciò ha finalmente permesso di estendere l'area in cui sia possibile riprenderlo all'alba. Eccolo quindi attraversare il corso del Reuss alle porte di Rotkreuz al traino di una coppia di Re4/4 SBB. (24/4/15)
This year the Venice-Simplon Orient Express from London/Paris to Venice has changed its schedule being delayed of two hours in its Swiss journey. This had given the possibility to catch it also North from Erstfeld on the Aarau-Arth line along the Reuss valley.
Here a couple of SBB Re4/4 are pulling this great classic train over the Reuss bridge between Oberrutti and Rotkreuz on April the 24th.
A very delayed NS 265 heads west through Hammond Indiana on the NS Chicago Line with their Conrail and D&H heritage units.
After departing Scotland, Max and I decided to delay going home by a couple of days and visit the Northumberland coast instead. We stayed near Seahouses for a night, and booked two boat trips out to the wonderful Farne Islands. The second day boat trip allowed us to disembark on to Inner Farne for an hour where we could get nice and close to the Puffins and Arctic Terns.
Found this on my hard drive. its from back in November last year when everyone was posting misty woodlands and my shots were just lost in them, so I didn't post. Thought it was worth it now that I found it again
"The next train will arrive in: 9̵̯̭̐͘9̸̙͑̚͝9̶̗͌̽ ̶̡͖̟̃y̴̬̪͕̍e̷̢̱̱͘a̷̠͙͎̓̃͑r̷̹͠s̶̭͖͒̄͘"
Taken at: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Hollandaise/22/226/25
This Eastern Kingbird struggles to subdue a cicada while its fledgling waits patiently, mouth agape. The insect broke free and started to fly away a number of times, but was recaptured.
From a distance I originally thought it was a big dragonfly, but on viewing the photos I realized it was instead a very uncooperative cicada.