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Hudson Bay Railway Company owns and operates over 1000 kilometers of former Canadian National Railway track that runs from The Pas to the Port of Churchill, Manitoba.
City of Huntington, West Virginia Engine Company 2.
Decorated for the local University of Marshal "Thundering Herd".
What might look like the warp field generator in the engine room of a spaceship is actually the roof of the Reichstagsgebäude in Berlin, which hosts the Bundestag (the German parliament).
The building possesses a semi-open glass dome with a funnel shaped mirror element in its center, which collects the sunlight and reflects it down into the main plenary hall in order to illuminate the members of the Bundestag. The image provides a view into the plenary hall.
I'm slowly getting back onto Flickr after a little break. I'll be uploading photos from Oregon soon, and will be going through all your streams over the next few weeks.
On my way to Eastern Oregon last month, I stopped at Rowland Lake near Bingen, WA to stretch my legs. Thick clouds were spilling over the Eastern crest of the Cascades. This created some dramatic lighting conditions. The eastbound Empire Builder was bathed in beautiful sunlight as it made its eastward journey to Spokane. If the train arrived 45 seconds later, the train would have been stuck in shadows.
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Height 235mm. Copper wire (30swg 0.315mm), 16x BPW-34 Siemens Osram 1/8"² solar cells, Philips 74HC240N octal buffer IC, electrolytic capacitors (gold 3.3F 2.5V, aluminium 1000µF 6.3V), ceramic capacitors, resistors, low voltage schottky diode, orange LED. Collects and stores solar energy during the day, emits controlled pulses of light at night. Pulse frequency: 0.2Hz
Rescanned at higher resolution with better colour and image quality
One of my few shots with the signal box at this end of Exeter St Davids which is not hopelessly backlit.
50 038 runs light past the box as the late afternoon sunshine begins to fade
Newbiggin Colliery was opened in 1908 by Newbiggin Collieries Ltd, and closed in 1967.
Here we have a Yorkshire Engine Company [YEC] locomotive purchased new by the company in 1910. Bit of a rare beast in Northumberland.
The locomotives name 'KIT' can be made out faintly on the side of the saddle tank.
The old engine room next to the Ardnamurchan Lighthouse. The engines were used to produced the air for the fog horn which is located at the base of the lighthouse. Although now the fog horn and engines no longer operate the room is open to the public to view. This is my first time I have done HDR indoors so somewhat of an experiment for me.
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All the pictures in this collection have been scanned by me they are not photographs that I have taken ,I got the original prints from an old guy who used to collect steam train magazines going back to the sixties, the pictures were taken at a time when most of the engines were still in use or had just been renovated for the first time after finishing on British rail,I have not got all the info on them yet but if anyone can help with the engine names that would be great, just thought it would be a pity for the pictures to be lost forever.