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Metro Munich
Bavaria, Germany
late evening, all are sleeping:-))
Munich is a "Million-Village":-))
With kindly permission MVG
Palau de les Arts Reina Sofía
Valencia Opera House
one of four (!!) wonderful auditoriums
Architecture by Santiago Calatrava
The end of the day approaches on September 27, 2021, as an eastbound BNSF grain train rolls through Cunningham, Washington, on the former Northern Pacific main line, now BNSF’s Lakeside Subdivision.
The sky looked the way I love, the structures just perfect for my photographic taste, the place always thrilling... what more could I ask for?
Empty space in front, emptying worries and unecessary burdens. Peace of mind seems achievable in such places.
Location: The lumber mill of the monastery of Iviron, Mount Athos (Agio Oros), Hellas.
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Taken in the village of Thini in north central Nepal, an empty street with lined with traditional houses. Dhaulagiri, the 7th highest mountain in the world is shrouded by clouds at the end of the street.
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.....as I waited in vain for a steam locomotive that I found out later had been cancelled.
ANSH 112 (2) empty
Shot 82/100 x
“There's just something obvious about emptiness, even when you try to convince yourself otherwise. ”
Quote ― Sarah Dessen
Location: Eemshaven (seaview), Groningen, the Netherlands
Happy New Week ahead ;-)
Never have I seen the streets in Reykjavik as empty as this year. Not that I mind so much, but it did feel a bit unreal. The country that has so much revenue from tourism will have lost quite a bit of revenue this year. It was striking that so many souvenir shops had disappeared from the streets. I wasn't too happy about that because I was looking for a cap with a figure of Thor on it. Two years ago I bought a very nice one and I was very happy with it. But when I was home for two weeks, I had already lost it. Luckily I remembered where I bought it. Unfortunately the store was no longer there. After a long search I found a store where luckily they still had the same cap. When I said to look for a long time, the lady in the shop said that most of the shops were now closed due to lack of customers. And we don't buy souvenirs from Iceland ourselves, she said. I was glad I found what I was looking for.
A trio of Lehigh Valley Rail Management switchers haul an empty ingot car from Lehigh Heavy Forge Corporation.
A veces me parece que una canasta, unas diagonales o una portería de futbol son metáforas de la vida misma. Jugamos y jugamos empeñados en tratar de meter más puntos o goles de los que necesaria e irremediablemente recibiremos.
Ley de vida.
Pic for #FlickrFriday theme #EmptySpaces
CN U73082-09 approaches Iron Junction with an empty train returning to Thunderbird for another load of crude iron ore. This is one of the two "T-Bird" trains that shuttles crude ore from Thunderbird to Fairlane around the clock. Luckily for us, this one had a classic old IC SD40-2 for power. The train uses loops to both load and unload, so the same engine leads in both directions.
A Baltimore & Ohio GP40-2 and a Chesapeake & Ohio B30-7 bring a train of empties through Danville, West Virginia. The S4 on the left belongs to the Southern Appalachian Coal Company (Julian Mines). It’s interesting that it is an as-built Alco, and not a Caterpillar re-engined “bug slug” more typical of mine power in the area.