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Me: Where are you two going?
Laney: For a walk.
Me: A walk back to the 80's? Hahahaha! I'm so funny.
Laney: Yeah, not really though. Don't forgot it's you that chooses my clothes so you're actually just making fun of yourself.
Me: Point taken. Enjoy your walk.
model: Silvia
un altro degli esperimenti che sto facendo con la saturazione, in questo caso una ragazza in vetrina, nella versione orizzontale di questo scatto non vi sono persone, in quella verticale si ed era quello che mi serviva, il senso del passaggio sulla sua pelle, mi piace che l'immagine possa avere differenti strati e varianti di lettura anche se poi alla fine una finisce col prevalere..
buon week end!!! Gio
Your laugh for the day ... crazy what you come across when you decide to clean out the closet and rearrange stuff. ;p
One of the first National's if not the first, to roll off the Leyland production line in 1972 at Workington, was this SELNEC liveried dual door Leyland National TXJ507K (EX60, 1330), seen next to SELNEC Central PTE Park Royal bodied Daimler Fleetline NNB589H (2130).
Taken at the excellent 80's Flashback event at the Museum of Transport Greater Manchester, which was held over the weekend of the 22/23 October.
23rd October 2022
I love seeing these sights more than any other at airshows. I find nothing more emotional, more satisfying, or more awe-inspiring than seeing planes of days gone by, the greats, the foundations of today's military flying fleet fly as they did more than 60 years ago.
This picture is a flashback from a year ago today in Venice. The view is from the deck of a ship as we sailed into port from the Adriatic. It was a unique introduction to the city from above the rooftops. We spent the next days down in the canals, bridges and narrow walkways.
For me, it's a city to get lost in; it's not so big that you can ever be truly lost, just enough to create a sense of wonder at every turn. While the central square is fun, wandering away from the crowds is where I found myself walking. It's also a convenient way to work up an appetite for an evening meal alongside the grand canal.
From this height, you get a quick glimpse of the tops of buildings and apartments. Cityscapes like this are anthropological snapshots that provide clues about the inhabitants. With a hi-res photo, I find myself zooming in to discover new artifacts. Has it been a year already?
A flashback to the halcyon days of trolleybus operation in Foxton of the 1954 preserved trolleybus laying over in Wharf St. at a location that was streetscaped in 2017 in the formation of the Te Awahou Riverside Cultural Park, thus consigning this view to history..
Also thwarted by the Riverside Park streetscaping is the operation of trolleybuses turning from Main St. into Wharf St., and no preserved trolleybuses have operated on Foxton streets since 2016.
In the background is Wellington City Transport trolleybus No. 66 belonging to Wayne Little standing in the driveway entrance to the Foxton Trolleybus Museum depot.
DCT No. 43 acted as a hearse for the funeral of Ian Little in July 2008 and is now stored in Wellington.
Model - (BUT) ETB/1
Operator - Dunedin City Transport
Fleet Number - 43
Registration Number - DK3184
Year - 1954
Chassis Maker - Leyland (Farrington)
Chassis / VIN Number - 521187
Body Builder - NZMB (Christchurch).
Seating - B40/20D
www.businfo.nz/index.php?R=3736&OP=2
Wellington City Transport 66 at Lambton Terminal, Wellington, in October 1984:
Flashbacks from the riot-riddled roaring sixties, 6 decades ago. Digitally improved b&w shots from a 60-year-old album.
In a scene that could be from the 40's or 50's (minus the CVS Pharmacy), a pair of 4000 series Rapid Transit Cars cruise through the Washington and Wells stop on Wednesday. The pair made a trip from Skokie to Roosevelt Rd and back during the early afternoon.
But, it was a very happy day and night back about 2 years ago. I was wearing a black dress. But alas no place to go.
Spring '78, somewhere around Reno. I was heading up to Alaska in June to ride back to Reno. So while out there (Reno) and waiting to head north I was doing a lot of rides in the area. Can't remember where this was or the exact (or approximate) date. My friend Calvin sent this to me. Note the Kodak instamatic in hand. (And the hair on my head...)
In September of 1988, we see a handful of Burlington Northern motive power at Eola Yard in Aurora, Illinois. In the foreground is BN 6850, which was originally built as Colorado and Southern 980. It was eventually painted into BNSF’s ‘Heritage 1’ scheme and eventually renumbered to 1977. In the background is KYLE 3114, which began its career with the New York Central, before being passed to Penn Central and then Conrail. After its tenure with KYLE, it served Amtrak, HLCX, Lake State Railway, and is in service with CaterParrot Railnet in Georgia. Photographer unknown, Greg Kozlick collection.