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As the tide withdraws, the sand briefly preserves its delicate imprints — like thoughts quietly abandoned by time.
An old place I stumbled upon long ago in San Luis Valley in Colorado, USA. I always wonder, like many I'm sure, just who lived there, how long, and what were their lives like? I am sure the answer would be that they were a lot like you and I, and completely unique at the same time.
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Nearly 152 years after the Union Pacific spiked 56 pound rail on hand-hewn ties, a hot Denver to Salt Lake City UPS train rolls through Echo Canyon, Utah on April 10, 2021. Signs of spring abound on this fine day, including brilliant sunshine, blue skies, and greening vegetation along the right of way. These grasses attempt to cloak an ever-present layer of coal cinders from passing steam powered trains, replaced by diesels more than six decades ago.
HMS Echo (H87) was the first of two multi-role hydrographic survey ships commissioned by the Royal Navy. With her sister ship, HMS Enterprise, they formed the Echo class of survey vessels. She was built by Appledore Shipbuilders in Devon in 2002 and was the ninth Royal Navy vessel to carry the name.
Decommissioned in June 2022 into 'Reserve State of Readiness'.
A watch bearing the patina of years, the yellowed pages of a forgotten book, and intricately woven lace—fragments of a past that still breathes through delicate details. Each object tells a story, an echo of bygone times when life moved at a slower pace and things were made to last. This composition captures the essence of nostalgia and the quiet charm of a vanished era.
"Rome is the city of echoes, the city of illusions,
and the city of yearning."
- Giotto di Bondone
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"Echo waits with art and care. And will the faults of song repair."
~ Ralph Waldo Emerson
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A westbound Union Pacific Z train passes the colorful cliffs of Echo Canyon, east of Echo, Utah, on March 18, 2009. The fast train is powered by a pair of EMD SD70M ‘flares’ (hailing EMD’s SD45...).
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An all-EMD locomotive consist powering an eastbound Union Pacific freight, climbs through Echo Canyon east of Echo, Utah, on September 26, 2006. Flared SD70M No. 4885 leads a SD40-2 and a SD70ACe past colorful cliffs dominating the scenery in the canyon.
I should probably post the pure black and white version of this, but the misty blue suits my mood today.
You can pour the ocean into a pricey vase, but it'll stop its storming. Some call it maturity; I call it the slow death of a legend. A tangerine tastes sweeter in solitude than at a dinner table set with expectations. Remember that boy who wasn't afraid of falling? He’s waiting for you at the studio—not at the kitchen table back home.
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Union Pacific's Park City Local crosses Echo Dam Road while exiting the small town of Echo, Utah on July 25, 1980. On the point, A-B-A GP30s No. UP 831, UP 736B, and UP 876 provide the necessary pulling power. Today's local will stop in Coalville and drop off eight hopper cars from Devils Slide, and continue south to Chevron's phosphate rock truck to rail transload facility at Phoston.