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The old dry-dock tracks from Royal Melbourne Yacht Squadron into Port Philip Bay. Taken just at sunset on Boxing Day.
I couldn't be bothered setting up HD filters, but 6 seconds was enough to give a descent long exposure effect.
Dock 6 sits quite on the afternoon of June 25th while BNSF's Duluth remote yard job shoves back towards Rices Point with a pair of SW1500s. Late June and early July seems to be the only time this job can always be caught without shadows at this angle, putting it on my to do list regardless of whether a ship is present to provide a "rail and sail" backdrop.
To follow up on yesterdays photos of a matched YN2 pair that you cant do any more... later the same morning we see CSX 4523 and 7575 leading a loaded coal train north for the Toledo Docks rolling through Deshler.
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When I spotted this old dock - I thought of all of the scary ghost stories that could be woven around it. Bet my Flickr friends could come up with some dandies.
Posted for the CMWD Group - Black and white on Sunday.
DMIR 402 takes loads to the dock down Proctor Hill. Seems it's taking longer for the trees near the lake to bud.
Today the Royal Albert Dock is one of Liverpool's most important tourist attractions and a vital component of the city's UNESCO world heritage Maritime Mercantile City. As well as being the number one tourist attraction in Liverpool, the Albert Dock is also the most visited multi-use attraction in the United Kingdom outside London, with in excess of four million visitors per year.
In my garden 15th April 2022
I sat in the garden and watched things happen today.
Frog, Squirrel, Holly Blue, Speckled Wood, Peacock, Small Tortoiseshell Green-veined White, Orange Tip male and female, Blackcap, Wren, Blackbird Great Tits, Blue Tits, Wood Pigeon, Crows, Carder Bee, White tail bee, Tree Bee, Unid bee, several hoverflies, several sps wasp, Green Shieldbug, 7 spot ladybird.
Another of our visitors at the cabin. He is looking toward the cabin from under the dock, checking out how much birdseed the birds have spilled out of the feeders. A night-time foray is in the plans! Texture by Mat texturonline.
This beautiful, shimmering reflection caught my eye as I was walking towards the Albert Dock in Liverpool on Sunday.
Bristols docks with the loading cranes like perched dinosaurs and a steam train moving into view.
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