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First Manchester: 64029 (BX02 CMK) a Mercedes-Benz Citaro, allocated to Bury Garage and captured here in Manchester's Shudehill Interchange about to start a journey on Service 93 to Bury.
© Christopher Lowe.
Date: 17th March 2014.
Ref No. 0035372.
First Essex 33414 (WA56 FTK)
Alexander Dennis Enviro400
Route 9 to Basildon Bus Station
Warley Hill, Brentwood, Essex
Taken on 10/05/2022
Copyright George Batchelor 2022
This bus was new to First Devon & Cornwall for Plymouth P&R services, then latterly with First West of England for Excel express services out of Bristol.
This has been repainted since I last saw it: www.flickr.com/photos/gbbuses/51963367550/in/album-721577...
First Manchester 37458 (MX58 EAP) passes sister vehicle 37463 (MX58 EBF), now in the Go North West fleet.
Manchester, Lever Street, 18/06/2019. Posted 23/06/2019.
First snowfall of the season and i am loving it! Last time i had snow, i was on the other side of the world living in China. It's so good to be home for winter this year ♥
{View on black, if you so choose ♥}
FIRST NORTH LUZON TRANSIT
Fleet no: 1110
Bus Manufacturer: Golden Dragon Bus (China)
Bus Model: XML6126 Bus Kit
Shot Taken: Cubao, Quezon City
Imagine, one could have made one hundred thousand at the first world 600 event at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Seen at the Curtis Turner display at the Virginia Museum of Transportation.
With thanks to the driver for temporarily altering the destination screen for the purposes of the photograph
Dad and son share a special bonding moment as the 3 week old baby shares his first fist-bump with his dad. They should re-do this photo every year until he's 18...
I hope your weekend provides some memorable moments of their own.
While I'm shooting digital IR for more than 18 months now, I must admit that this is my first time to shoot IR using a non IR modified camera. This image was shot using a Hoya R72 IR filter mounted onto my UWA lens. While it is easy to shoot IR with an IR modified camera, using the Hoya R72 method, on the other hand, is quite challenging as the exposure was a guessing game. This image was shot with 16 stops of light in order to expose properly my subject.
Canon EOS 5D Mark III ı Canon EF17-40mm f/4L USM ı Hoya R72 IR Filter ı 17mm ı 327s ı f/11 ı ISO 100
Last night was eyes on the first owlet to poke its head out of this nest. I was extremely happy to see some fluttering of white within the nest, finally had it confirmed that this was actually a viable nest, and there was at least 1 owlet in it!
My wife and I are going into the hospital tomorrow, and will be coming back home with a brand new baby, times are a changin'!
First encounter with the famous Norse fjords: seen from above you get a better sense of their scale, but I have to say it's a fascinating view even from below!
...in *17* months (duration due to covid). Was also our first "road trip" in over 4.5 years!
Pic of Chizuko soaking in the view at the hotel we stayed at (Millennium Rotorua) a few days ago whilst on our first vacation/roadtrip in a *LONG* time!
We chose to stay at Millennium hotels on our trip to "payback" our stay whilst in MIQ at the Grand Millennium in Auckland.
Rotorua, New Zealand.
Was very surprsied to find this much snow on the ground this morning.
My wife has the xmas channel blaring and now the no xmas stuff untill there is snow on the ground rule is no longer in effect.
First light over the alps Delta flight MXP - ATL
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=neWPmsn2E4w&NR=1 - "The First Noel" - Allison Crowe
One of the few shots I captured out shopping before the sales clerk told me to stop taking pictures. ;-(
Have a great weekend everybody!
For the entirety of my more than two decades growing up in New England catching a train on the old Milford Branch beyond Franklin eluded me, but here is my third train in less than a week! Of course you've seen many posts of my chases of CSXT local B733 making its weekly Wednesday trips to Bellingham for Bluelinx and Garelick, including shots from Thursday that may be the last. And you've seen my photos of the crazy MBTA/Keolis detour trains last summer and the GEO train just this past Sunday.
But now here is a third railroad. This is Grafton and Upton local GU1 making the first freight move ever on their new rights on the Milford Industrial. On Monday they are expected to make their first revenue run to service the customers in Bellingham that they are assuming from CSXT. But in order to be able to access the Milford Industrial they had to move a string of hoppers that were blocking their own line between Hopedale and the rebuilt junction. The decision was made to shove this string up to end of track in the remains of the old Milford Yard.
Here is they are with their twin ex SCL MP15ACs in patched CSXT blue blocking Depot Street in Milford. These cars are allegedly still loaded with ilmenite ore tailings that were hauled out of Tahawas at the far northern end of the old Delware and Hudson Adirondack Branch. The cars were moved by Iowa Pacific's defunct Saratoga and North Creek and have been stored at various places for quite some time, including for a time on the Mass Coastal Railroad down towards Wareham.
The entire cut of cars would not fit between switches, and rather than shove the rest into the old runaround they cut away to clear and brought five back to Hopedale Yard. This was as far as they got but it still made for a neat photo of a real freight train (if only storage cars) in town, the first since CSXT's last customer closed in early 2018. And with a little imagination one could pretend these were loaded with anthracite for local homes and business to be unloaded on the spur behind the Barney Fuel building at left.
To learn more about this former New Haven line and three other rail routes that once radiated from this town check out the extensive detailed caption with this image of one of the detour trains that ran last summer:
Milford, Massachusetts
Thursday January 28, 2021