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On a wet autumnal afternoon, Class 66/0 No. 66070 slowly makes its way down the Taff Bargoed Valley through Bedlinog with around 1500 tonnes of coal in tow destined for Tata steel works in Port Talbot. This is the 6C93 Cwmbargoed to Margam daily working. 17 October 2019.
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Ruínas dos altos-fornos da mina de São Domingos. Esses altos-fornos serviam para torrar a pirita da mina para extrair enxofre, cobre, prata e ouro.
Ruïnes van de hoogovens van de mijn van São Domingos. Deze hoogovens werden gebruikt om het pyriet uit de mijn te roosten om er zwavel, koper, zilver en goud uit te winnen.
Ruins of the blast furnaces of the São Domingos mine. These blast furnaces were used to roast the pyrite from the mine to extract sulphur, copper, silver and gold.
Ruinen der Hochöfen der Mine São Domingos. In diesen Hochöfen wurde der Pyrit aus der Mine geröstet, um Schwefel, Kupfer, Silber und Gold zu gewinnen.
Ruines des hauts fourneaux de la mine de São Domingos. Ces hauts fourneaux servaient à griller la pyrite de la mine pour en extraire le soufre, le cuivre, l'argent et l'or.
Ruinas de los altos hornos de la mina São Domingos. Estos altos hornos se utilizaban para tostar la pirita de la mina para extraer azufre, cobre, plata y oro.
Rovine degli altiforni della miniera di São Domingos. Questi altiforni venivano utilizzati per arrostire la pirite proveniente dalla miniera per estrarne zolfo, rame, argento e oro.
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A tightly cropped photo - so take my word for it - in the main classification yard at Reading PA, the former RDG base of operations, taken on 25 June 1989, a Conrail yard crew uses
SW-1500 No. 9522 to kick cars.
ribeira do chocanal, crato, alentejo, portugal
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Uber Goodies: Valentina E. outfit, Navy+Copper Souffle hair. Catwa head, The Skinnery skin, Maitreya body
Walked in expecting you'd be late
But you got here early and you stand and wave
I walk to you
You pull my chair out and help me in
And you don't know how nice that is
But I do
Salto do Itiquira
Photo Editing
HDR - Effects
Software: Snapseed
Parque Municipal do Itiquira
Formosa
Goiás, Brasil
Prainha (Rio de Janeiro - RJ)
Vista para a Prainha, Ilha das Peças, Ilha das Palmas e a Pedra dos Cabritos.
Homem do cansaço
Se não lutares nunca terás a satisfação de vencer
Imperdoável - Jorge Palma
Imperdoável é o que não vivi
Imperdoável é o que esqueci
Imperdoável é desistir de lutar
Imperdoável é não perdoar
Pan Am Train DO-1 idles at the west end of Dover yard waiting for a window to head west to Rockingham to start their work with GP40 MEC 380, The sole remaining high hood in service on the PAR Roster.
A short comic which is a recreation of a 2002 TV commercial for Hochland cheese. Only Millennials will remember! :)
Well, I thought it's been a while since I posted any meme comic, so it's time for another one! I took the pictures back in 2022, but never posted it.
Seen in Trexler Nature Preserve.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trexler_Nature_Preserve
www.lehighcounty.org/Departments/Parks-And-Recreation/Our...
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...the first time when you discovered mysterious things on the attic? And you were sue you just found Santa's stock
Es aquí en Roncudo el lugar donde acabaron sus días muchos otros barcos que navegaban por estas aguas y que no fueron capaces de sobrevivir a A Costa da Morte. Y muchos de esos naufragios dieron nombres a las piedras que rodean el faro. Debajo de las cruces está el Petón do Millo…¿por qué? porque un barco cargado de maíz naufragó allí y dió de comer a toda la población durante meses.