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The Indiana Northeastern empty grain train behind their pair of chop nose Geeps and their SD45-bodied EMDs comes west approaching Steubenville, IND.
66207 hauls 6M48 Southampton - Halewood empty car carriers seen approaching Campbell Road, Eastleigh
Tuesday 3rd November 2020
I used to live across from the WTC, and haven't been back to the area in 11 years. Visit this memorial. It is beautiful and horrible.
An empty car set passes through the centre track at Ballarat Station as it makes its way towards the yards having finished its passenger hauling for the day.
Ballarat to Ballan - Friday 05-11-2021.
Hotel entrance with two empty pots in Seville, Spain. We did not stay at this hotel, but we did have a great tapas meal at the nearby Mamarracha restaurant. However, we were disappointed when we went back on another day and they were not open during the time stipulated at the front entrance. Still, we'd look them up again the next time we're in Seville.
Empty shops outside Eastland Shopping Centre in Ringwood. The nearby area is part of a major expansion of the centre toward Maroondah Highway and the railway station area.
The machine that goes "ping". One of the cool devices that I found from the empty sanatorium. Set: Tuberculosis hospital. (1933) (Finland)
teatros vacíos, teatros cerrados.
el espacio de la representación, cuando no hay representación alguna
empty theaters, closed theaters
the space of representation, when no representations happens
Taken as part of the International Empty Shop Day 4 May 2010.
The very low, setting sun cast a huge shadow in front of the pedestrian as he walked along the pavement.
The clock above the shop is not working.
Something about this old ironmongers shop makes me think of The Two Ronnie's word play sketch in a hardware store about fork handles and four candles.
This shop will be sadly missed locally.
An empty MRTS train to Chennai Beach waits at Platform No.3 of the Velachery MRTS Station in Chennai.
The MRTS has been a disappointing project. Conceived in the 1980s, and yet to be fully complete, the coaches are obsolete. The Stations are half-built and lack modern amenities.
Thousands of commuters use these services and even more so in Mumbai, where the situation is similar, and the coaches are older. Is this what we deserve ? If this is the plight of rail services in two of India's largest metros, then what is the fate of smaller cities?
Thankfully, even as I write this, Metro Rail Construction has commenced in Chennai and is underway or proposed in many other cities, with Delhi Metro being operational.
Empty shops on the Centre Dandenong Road shopping strip in Dingley. The strip was fully occupied for years before a difficult retail climate in recent times. High rents in this strip have had a major impact here, according to this article from the Moorabbin-Kingston Leader.