flemington, nj — a very intense rainbow

Shades of blue on a very nice day. I do enjoy a visit to Loch Flemington and it is not far to go.

Resio, Flemington.

Loch Flemington looked very flooded there was a lot more water than normal. It was all so quiet but the birds were enjoying the water.

The Black River & Western Railway's excursion train is departing Flemington Station with Pennsylvania Railroad SW1 no. 9206 leading, as seen through the flowering trees near the station.

Flemington Racecourse, Flemington, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Flemington was a former station on the Central Railroad of New Jersey's South Branch in Flemington, New Jersey. The South Branch ran from a wye west of Manville–Finderne station to Flemington. Service at the station began on July 1, 1864 and passenger service was discontinued on April 25, 1953. Station was built around 1864.

Building has been restored and currently serves as a Unity Bank branch.

Sydney Electric Train Society 8649 and NSW Rail Museum 3801 is seen slowly passing through Flemington on 6E59 to Rhodes for the 3801 Harbour Bridge Crossing ‘Operation Coat Hanger’

After work today I took a run out by Loch Flemington. It was a lovely day and it felt much warmer than the 6 degrees. It was nice to see the loch looking so full.

I was delighted to see the swan and her big cygnets when I visited Loch Flemington. I think I saw seven of her cygnets and they were so much bigger

The site of the long abandoned Flemington Agway has been approved for redevelopment. Soon this building and mural will be history.

Used a Urth IR 72 filter on the Elmarit 28mm edited in Lightroom

On loan to FL Highway Patrol

Veteran bulldogs GM10 and 4204 stand alongside P2 at Flemington with M760 spoil train. Work was being done to the up main at the country end of P1, with SSR providing the horses for the spoil train. 4204 is on hire from Lachlan Valley Railway for infrastructure duties.

There was quite contrast in the clouds over Loch Flemington.

Flemington, Melbourne, VIC

Came across this truss bridge over Raritan River onThe Black River & Western Railroad has served the local industry in the Flemington area of Hunterdon County New Jersey since acquiring the former Penn Central Jersey Central Lines in the 1970s. The BR&W connects with the Norfolk Southern (NS) to round out its market share

October 26, 2015. Eastbound CSX U45025 is running against the current of traffic at Flemington, WV, if memory serves, to runaround a dead Q316 waiting to get into Grafton. The train loaded at Robinson Run and is operating "double headed" (power on both ends) to facilitate reverse movements and also to provide a helper. The train had a restricting signal at RS Tower to get onto #1 Main and now that the rear end has cleared the interlocking is accelerating making a run at Brydon Hill. This scene has changed dramatically. The signals were replaced first and then PSR removed one of the main tracks from service causing significant operational headaches for the dispatchers and local Grafton, WV managment. CSX "how tomorrow moves"........

Along the railroad tracks