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Empty street in the beautiful town of Pedrezuela, near Madrid. A place where you can still breathe a certain medieval atmosphere. Artistic version.
An unidentified Class 47 works 3A27, the Plymouth - Old Oak Common empty newspaper vans alongside the Kennet and Avon canal at Bridge 99, Crofton
66737 'Lesia' is seen leading 6E45 Fort William-North Blyth empty Alumina between Achallader and Bridge of Orchy - 09/04/2025
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Location: Hollywood Beach, Hollywood, Broward County, Florida, United States of America.
The beach during the nighttime was primarily empty while the locals dedicated their attention towards the Candy Cane parade.
The Candy Cane Parade is a nighttime holiday parade established in the 1950s. The parade was originally established as a means for local businesses to attract local clientele. Today various businesses, schools, non-profit organizations, governmental agencies, and local caravans of residents participate in the festivities. They decorate vehicles with winter holiday lights. Parade volunteers distribute candy canes to spectators.
Ubicación: Playa de Hollywood, Hollywood, Condado Broward, Florida, Estados Unidos de América.
La playa durante la parada estaba mayormente vacÃa mientras los locales prestaban atención a la parada.
La parada del bastón de caramelo es un evento local nocturno que se estableció en los años 1950s. La parada se estableció como manera de los negocios atraer clientela. Hoy dÃa varios negocios, escuelas, organizaciones sin fines de lucro, departamentos gubernamentales, y caravanas de residentes participan en la parada local. Ellos decoran vehÃculos con luces navideñas y de otros dÃas feriados. Voluntarios reparten bastones de caramelo a los espectadores.
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Freight on the Moffat route is hard to rely on but there are always a few trains in a 24 hour period, it's just a case of when they turn up! Fortunately, while waiting for Amtrak No. 6, a westbound Union Pacific empty oil train appeared. UP C44ACM No. 7210 leads the train west at Parshall, CO. The 6 units on the head end are not all in use, but may be needed as distributed power on the return journey with the loaded train.
24 September 2024
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This shot reminds me of the time during pandemic where many streets were empty. But as many businesses start to re-open, the streets become much busier. I was like to snap this shot without any people, any car, and any bike in the scene.
After the recent updates from Adobe Lightroom, you can adjust the hue from the brush tool. This is actually one of my favorite features from Lightroom. The bike lane in this shot supposed to be green. I just brushed it and adjust the color I want :)
Location: Downtown Vancouver, Canada
I really feel sorry for art gallery guards who have to spend their whole day in galleries mainly empty of visitors. I can't begin to imagine the boredom.
Looking through the window into the room where we used to meet with our weekly Camera Club.
Missing gatherings and people and the way it used to be.
But things are looking up! With vaccines we may get back there before too too long....
66610 makes its way out of Westbury approaching Fairwood Junction at the head of 6V16, the 14:18 Westbury - Whately aggregate 'empties'
Seems a fair few of the wagons are still loaded though
Closed store in Fresno, CA. I like the blue paper on the windows and the red door. Jazz 207 (Jazz Jelly).
Fuji 400 print film.
With their dynamic brakes whining, this pair of MRL ACe's cruises down Evaro Hill with an empty ballast train headed to the pit at Pipestone.
This is the empty return of the train we saw loading at Pipestone two days before: www.flickr.com/photos/159558871@N05/52080216414/in/datepo...
MRL Ballast Train
MRL SD70ACe #4307
MRL SD70ACe #4407
Wye, MT
May 3rd, 2022
No one wants to have this said about them. This was taken last fall on Popham Beach in Phippsburg, Maine.
Next to a gym that is now closed. This is probably getting to be a common sight in this covid era as many businesses have closed.
Following an overnight ground frost, Bord na Móna LM270 (originally built by Hunslet, works no.7237, in 1971, but rebuilt in 2000 and 2017), struggles to gain traction as it works up the grade from Mountdillon with empties from Lanesborough power station for the Cloonkeel Bog. After passing its younger cousin, LM376 (Hunslet works no.9241 of 1984), it will set back on the line on the left, preceded by LM376, which will eventually act as a banking loco on the steep climb out of the loading point on the bog.
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The last freight working in Cornwall west of Burngullow was the weekly delivery of field to Long Rock Depot, which was tripped from St. Blazey each Wednesday. On 17th August 2011 DB Shenker Class 66 No. 66027 passes the closed Marazion station with the returning empties, 6C11 1415 Long Rock St. Blazey. Fuel for the depot is now conveyed by road, I understand. Copyright Photograph John Whitehouse - all rights reserved