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A small blue fishing boat quietly docks in the misty air of Wesport's marina, on Brier Island, Nova Scotia, Canada. Flickr Explore Award - August 13, 2015.
This incident appeared to involve a slow moving train of empty ore cars being pulled off Dock 6 and resulted in a delicate re-railing effort as the cars were over Interstate 35.
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Duncan loves the boardwalk
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The (former) Victoria Inn at Glasson Dock. Such a shame that it has been left to deteriorate.
I'm not sure what that thing in the sky is on the right of the shot - maybe a UFO?
Autumn SUNSET - Florida Everglades U.S.A.
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The docks at Squamish are brimming with activity today as workers load coiled steel and rail into gondolas and modified flat cars, and CN Local train 546 spots boxcars loaded with pulp into SQ63. The sun has set a good bit ago and the night scene with the semi-street running operation makes a nice scene for the 21 year old C44-9W, that has become a little scarce on CN since their mass AC44 rebuild program.
North Wall Quay | Conference Centre by Kevin Roche, 2010; One Spencer Dock offices by Scott Tallon Walker, 2008
Grain boat awaiting fill.One of many elevators that supply grain to domestic or international ships. Thanks for all your views,comments and favs."MAKE IT A GREAT DAY"
This part of Regent Road (also nown as the 'Dock Road') became part of expanded Liverpool Docks area and a new industrial complex called 'Atlantic Park' (?) opened which included rail access. For a period of time in the mid 2000's, 'Stanton Grove' was receiving rolls of newspaper print for the media location at Kirkby and this originated from Immingham. Having already unloaded its cargo,and rail staff have a good natter, EWS No 66185 is awaiting to depart on 6F12 Stanton Grove to Arpley Sdgs e/cargowaggons. On arrival at Arpley Sdgs, the train would then go forward with other wagons as 6E33 to Immingham. Nowadays this facility is no more and rail access is history! 9 October 2006.
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Floating Dock's in the harbour of Hamburg
In Explore #153, 30.09.2024
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The Southern Railway of British Columbia's "Docks Job" backs slowly along Timberland Road, in the run down neighborhood of Brownsville, BC. The conductor and brakeman are at the rear of the train, riding the caboose, and preparing to protect the numerous crossings the line crosses over. In the foreground is the diamond where CN's Brownsville spur crosses the SRY's spur to the Fraser Surrey Docks, where the bulk of this job's switching is done. The switch between the diamond, and lead locomotive is one of two for the busy Arrow Reload terminal, which transloads centerbeam flats of lumber to trucks for final drayage to port, or destinations in the city.
The 129 is a GP9 which started life as Frisco GP7 #318, before ending up on the CNW and being rebuilt to GP9 standards. From there it joined the roster of the newly founded Montana Rail Link, before finally being transferred to the SRY, at the time a fellow Washington Group corporation to MRL. With the last of the MRL GP9's being taken out of service this past week, it seemed appropriate to showcase one of their surviving siblings still earning its keep.