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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.
Under the ceasefire agreement, Israel would allow 600 aid trucks into Gaza per day, but Israel has now reduced it to 300 trucks per day, citing delays in retrieving bodies of Israeli captives buried under the rubble by Israeli attacks.
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Eglwys Fair, Dinbych-y-pysgod - gwaith Karl Parson,/ St Mary's, Tenby - the work of Karl Parson
"This window fulfils the dual functionality of a tender memorial to Lieut-Col H.M. Henderson yet one that ‘lives’ thus imbuing the church with light and hope.[1] Redeeming the unknown, and in all probability, unpleasant nature of the soldier’s premature death, Parsons creates a window riffing on the themes of promise, resurrection and paradise." www.visitstainedglass.uk/location/church-of-st-mary-tenby...
A tribute to the stubbornness of humans
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My 107th image accepted by the editors of PhotoVogue Italia
Flickr Explored #19
Trying to catch up my delay ... (which has become very big) ... but I need to post a new photo from time to time ...
Thank you in advance for all your faves and comments. I might answer several WEEKS later. And I might post other photos in the meantime.
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Photo prise près de chez moi, dans les environs de Strasbourg.
Dans la journée du jeudi 14 janvier 2021 et dans la nuit qui a suivi, il a bien neigé en plaine d'Alsace. Puis le vendredi 15 au matin, le ciel est devenu tout bleu, faisant en place à un grand soleil qui a magnifié les décors fraîchements blanchis. Comme j'étais chez moi (en télétravail), je n'ai pas pu résister à profiter de ma pause déjeuner pour aller faire un tour dans le bois situé juste à côté de chez nous et je me suis régalé pendant 1h30 à évoluer sous le soleil, au milieu de ces arbres et arbustes recouverts de neige. C'était MAGIQUE ! Le grand BONHEUR !!! 🙏😊
Quand je suis rentré, j'ai tout fait pour convaincre ma femme d'aller en profiter à son tour en début d'après-midi, avant d'aller faire les courses. Elle a beaucoup hésité mais devant mon insistance, elle m'a imité et elle n'a pas regretté. Elle a été aussi enchantée que moi par ce spectacle exceptionnel en plaine d'Alsace. 👍😊
Seul petit bémol, sous l'effet du soleil et des températures peu négatives, la neige fondait et tombait de façon assez soutenue sous certaines branches. Je devais protéger en permanence mon objectif avec ma main gauche et j'ai reçu pas mal de neige sur la tête. Mais ça avait un côté marrant en même temps. 😂 Et c'est aussi pour ça que j'ai dit à ma femme d'en profiter dès que possible, avant que les branches n'aient perdu trop de neige.
Trying to catch up my delay ... (which has become very big) ... but I need to post a new photo from time to time ...
Thank you in advance for all your faves and comments. I might answer several WEEKS/MONTHS later. And I might post several photos in the meantime.
Merci d'avance pour tous vos faves et commentaires. Je vous répondrai peut-être dans plusieurs SEMAINES/MOIS. Et je posterai peut-être plusieurs photos entre temps.
France. Vosges. Alsace. Haut-Rhin. Vallée de Munster. Photo prise lors d'une rando effectuée ma femme au départ du parking situé juste au-dessus du village du Hohrodberg. Nous avons effectué un circuit qui nous a fait passer à de nombreux endroits remarquables du secteur : le sommet du Hoernleskkopf, le village du Hohrodberg lui-même, le chaos rocheux du Katzenstein, les lieux-dits Mittelbuhl et Gebraech, la ferme auberge du Glasborn et pour finir, la crête du Barrenkopf et du Kleinkopf, qui a été le théâtre d'affrontements meurtriers entre français et allemands au cours de la 1ère guerre mondiale. Ce qui est fou c'est que je n'ai pas choisi cette randonnée en pensant que ça tombait bien pour un 11 novembre. Mais une fois sur place, on s'est dit avec ma femme que c'était une coïncidence vraiment bienvenue !
Cette photo a été prise près d'une stèle en mémoire à l'équipage d'un bombardier anglo-canadien (7 jeunes soldats de 23 ans en moyenne), qui s'est écrasé près du Hohrodberg le 7 janvier 1945.
Au début de notre rando (9H), Munster était complètement recouverte par la mer de nuages. Et puis 25 minutes avant cette photo, on a vu un clocher et une cheminée commencer à émerger. Les nuages bas se sont alors peu à peu dissipés. Et puis vers midi, on a vu la mer de nuages de la Plaine d'Alsace venir engloutir Munster à nouveau. Et puis ça s'est dissipé une 2ème fois. Mais jusqu'au soir, il est resté quelques nappes de brouillard. Bref, la mer de nuages a joué au yoyo avec Munster toute la journée, avec 2 marées hautes et 2 marées basses dans la même journée ! 😂
"The next train will arrive in: 9̵̯̭̐͘9̸̙͑̚͝9̶̗͌̽ ̶̡͖̟̃y̴̬̪͕̍e̷̢̱̱͘a̷̠͙͎̓̃͑r̷̹͠s̶̭͖͒̄͘"
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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
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20227 'Sherlock Holmes' and 20189 head a very late running Railtour bound for Skegness into the bend at Sedgebrook on 4th August 2021
As written previously some strange encounters and experiences only hit the full impact mark with some delay.
On a recent event I was viciously struck, once again, by the fact how people are trying so hard to stand out from the crowd.
Clutching for recognition haunted and conforming to some distant paradigm.
In an almost perverted way of begging for attention, they act just merely all the same…
Waiting for a miracle to get noticed, dwelling around (could be a side effect of too many mojo-cocktails though) with eyes closed to their own originality.
Peculiar fact: they want to stand out and simultaneously being simply slightly different from the crowd terrifies them …
Exhausted by too much conversation, by all those attempts to come up with jokey and lively epigrams as the hours and the evening evolve, they seem to fill less and less the room, a kind of emptiness silently surrounding them. Awaiting some miracle solution or advice on how to navigate the crowd.
Wouldn’t it be more simple, every now and then, just to merciless avoid the crowd and just stand tall, against the wind …
At the Jeddo mine in North Hazleton, PA, white helmets gather around to find out what the hold up is with the anciant coal load-out. I guess sometimes knocking things with a hammer works. It's obvious that money is going right into the coal pit with everyone standing around.
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SOO U30C 800 and F7 212-A are on train #16 backing up to clear Allanson Road as GP9 2404 with the Grayslake Turn sits in the siding. Both are being delayed due to a leaking tank car on the EJ&E interchange at Leithton IL., in April 1978.
CN 369 at left and CN X371 at right are both stopped at Dorval, waiting for permission to head west. They are delayed due to an incident involving VIA 61 in Coteau which delayed all VIA Rail and CN freight trains this morning. A few minutes after I took this photo CN 369 would depart, with CN X371 following about a half hour later.
We have had no snow for weeks and sun was shining for weeks and then spring got interrupted...
This is for sure also valid for Stockholm:
The 2018 CSX Santa Train spent an additional night in Kingsport due to a derailment that used up the available crews. So, lucky for me, I was able to capitalize on it. Boone, Viaduct. Nov 18, 2018.
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HMS Hood seen here on 9th January 1920 at the East Wharf of John Brown & Company, Clydebank, shortly before she left the yard for Rosyth
Note the two covering plates over the torpedo tubes. Also because of delays in her completion, and then urgency in getting her to Rosyth, Hood never received her final coat of paint at Clydebank as this photograph documents.
The shipyard diary for November and December 1919 states;
7th November 1919;
Progress on all outside work during this past month has been seriously impeded owing to the most unusual severity of the weather for a full fortnight in the middle of this month, for not only was there heavy snow but the thermometer frequently registered in the middle of the day from 15 to 19 degrees of frost.
On Hood, the third barbette and guns are now erected on board, and the fourth barbette has just been delivered and a commencement has been made with the erection of same. Satisfactory progress is being made with all internal work, especially electrical work and ventilation. The rigging of masts and derricks is making good progress.
Due to the weights being on board, the machinery has now been entirely set up and it is proposed to have a basin trial on 9th December.
A conference is being arranged for Friday 28th November as to whether the fitting of guns and other parts of the armament will admit of the ship leaving this yard on 9th January.
18 December 1919;
The fourth barbette with guns and gun shields is now erected on board. The basin trial of the engines took place on 9 and 19 December and it is now being officially arranged that the vessel shall leave Clydebank dock at mid-day on Friday 9th January.
66710 working the diverted and delayed 4L66 04:57 Daventry Gbrf to Felixstowe South Gbrf. past Elmswell Hall on 02/01/26.
Due to Ice in the switches, 542 was unable to switch the yard at Guelph Junction. They had to enter the yard off the wye, not a common move for them. They parked there and detrained to begin trying to clear the switches.
GBRf Class 66 66717 "Good Old Boy" heads south at Woodacre on a very delayed 4o77 0920 Longtown MOD - Southampton Western Docks MOD Train,the train was delayed due to a incident with 4m27 0553 Mossend Down Yard - Daventry Intermodal at Oxenholme the Lake District Railway Station ,photographed on 26/06/2023
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This photo turned out to be more about the tree which somehow planted itself smack mid-photo. Just happened to be driving back from my son's driving test (he passed!) and had to do a u-ey for this immense barn. My son was kind enough to only mutter a little under his breath at this delay in letting all his friends know the good news ;)
Barn has plaque at top with the year "1910" hammered out in large holes through the metal. Nearly all the outbuildings are built with this same odd striped style...