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Et41-102 with empty Fals-type wagons (they are commonly called "talbots" here) as a freight train from Warszawa Praga to probably one of several coal mines in Silesia is passing now Warszawa Główna Towarowa station. March 14, 2020.
Couple of facts. One, this locomotive has been modernized, what is indicated by air conditioner on the roof, new headlamps, and new glass in windows. And nowadays you can't spot unmodernized ET41 class locomotive in working condition. Two, the locomotive has a Czech/Slovak safety system installed, because together with this equippment the old full pantographs are replaced to new "half-pantos".
Photo by Jarek / Chester
ET41-102 z pociągiem towarowym mija stację Warszawa Główna Towarowa. Skład talbotów (wagony samowyładowcze serii "Fa" i różnych typów konstrukcyjnych) sugeruje, że jest to pociąg z Warszawy Pragi, po rozładunku na moście rozładunkowym EC Żerań, jadący gdzieś na Śląsk.
Prowadzący elektrowóz jest po niedawnej naprawie głównej. Że niedawnej - bo błyszczy się nowym lakierem (faktycznie ukończona miesiąc wcześniej), a że głównej - o tym z kolei świadczą halogenowe reflektory oraz klimatyzatory na dachach sekcji. Z kolei połówkowe pantografy wskazują, iż lokomotywa ma "pakiet czechosłowacki", czyli dopuszczona jest do eksploatacji na sieciach SŽ (kiedyś SŽDC - Czechy) oraz ŽSR (Słowacja). 14 marca 2020 roku.
Fot. Jarek / Chester
03-07-2023
Brighton, Inglaterra, UK
UK23TRIP Series
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We spent an enjoyable day at Beamish, the living history museum in Durham, the North East of England.
This was our 2nd visit and we still haven't seen it all!
If you're interested in social history, I'd highly recommend you visit here; it's quite pricey but definitely worth it!
Not often that this bridge is empty of people. First time in all the years I have been to the gardens I have see it so
How fitting that this empty spray can lay at the feet of this photographer to find. Looks like this artist was very busy indeed.
Mike D.
Two veteran cream and green SD70MAC's, BNSF 9437 & 9531, roll westbound with coal empties, in a photo that just says western Nebraska, with hay rolls and the Sand Hills, as they close in on a crew change in Alliance.
CSX's Waterville Yard looks empty and barren compared to the Pan Am days. This is mainly due to the significant scrapping of old equipment that CSX has been doing over the past year. However, the old Russells have miraculously escaped the torch, for now.
Empty coal 747 rolls through the last mile of the Lurgan Branch with NS 2502, an EMD SD70, on the head end.
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Just as paper cannot approach the flame, a soul is helpless to embrace that same fire.
Abandoned farmhouse in Wales.
"What shall we use to fill the empty spaces"
Why trucks, of course!
Off in the distance our NYS&W Alco #260 pulls at a cut of double stack container cars into what is left of the Maybrook Switching Terminal just to have them depart into the opposite direction once the "shuffle" is complete.
Once having 177 tracks totaling 71 miles and hosting six class one railroads, this is indeed a sad sight to behold. Although traffic through the "Railroad Gateway to the East" had dwindled through the 60's, the final nail in the coffin of this great railroad town was in May of 1974 when the Pann Central bridge over the Hudson River at Poughkeepsie, NY mysteriously burned and essentially severing the gateway.
Today, Yellow/Roadway truck transportation take up much of what was once the yard and even some buildings built by the Central New England Railroad. I've heard that the maintenance shop is still called the "back shop" by the ones who work there. So this little village in northern Orange County still holds the title, although changed a bit, as the Transportation Gateway to the East", but it's all done by rubber tires. If you look close enough, you'll see that even Conrail had jumped the fence.
Not the most interesting photo but its an unusual sight of a completely empty corridor and people mover at Narita Airport. We landed very early. Japan
I got a chuckle out of running into this empty ethanol train coming back from Norfolk Southern. Often I see ethanol trains coming east with Union Pacific power led by a single Norfolk Southern cab-signal-equipped engine in the Harrisburg, PA area. East of North Platte, NE on the Kearney Subdivision, it was the exact opposite.
From the series Empty [#1.1-1.6]:
The artifacts of commerce lie fallow in an apparently empty major port city. The red/copper/green palette evokes a muddled American banknote. These cues prompt the viewer to examine our complicated relationship with commerce: its necessity, how it benefits humanity, and the need to make sure it is constrained by a substantive focus on human well-being.
"He who has seen everything empty itself is close to knowing what everything is filled with."
- Antonio Porchia
Single 600w Flash from the right & above, directed downwards. 50mm; f9.0
Sad to see silent and empty playgrounds. The field in front of the playground is normally full of kids playing soccer or people throwing balls for their dogs.
Midwinter's Day is a great time to visit the beach. Not to swim, unless you are suicidal, but just to be alone with your thoughts.
University of Salzburg; Faculty of Natural Science. Shot with Fujica ST701 on Ilford HP5+. Developed using Adox Adonal (1+35; 12min) and scanned with an Epson V550.
A late FEC 193-08 takes empty rock onto the Medley Lead. After a long stint of having an LNG set this train spent the week with EMD power.