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i know the jeep in the movie doesnt look like this but ive had this design in mind for a while. enjoy!
South of Tokyo in the Kawasaki area is Anzencho, an industrial island in Tokyo Bay which is home to manufacturing and oil refineries. One branch line juts out from the Tsurumi Line to serve these refineries, or rather specifically, to serve the United States.
JP-8 is loaded onto these trains and transported to Yokota Air Base. A few times a week, a Tsurumi Yard based locomotive makes the journey to Anzen to switch loaded cars for empties. In addition, the train from Yokota arrives during the local's switching moves to hand off their empty train for loaded tank cars. It's a carefully choreographed dance of actual Precision Scheduled Railroading.
Here, the engineer of JRF EF210-348 has just arrived and waits for his next set of instructions. In the middle, the local, DD200-9 and its crew, wait their turn to tie onto the oil train just delivered by the EF210.
JR Tsurumi Line. JRF EF210-348 & DD200-9
Anzencho, Kanagawa Pref., Japan
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Japan, march 2011. Old pictures from a trip in Japan, more than five years ago.
I went on a long walking trip in the Kyoto area and along the Seto Inland Sea with my friend Charlie.
A great experience that shaped my passion for photography.
It was also at the same period that the earthquake and the tsunami of march 2011 hit Japan.
We were completely safe and far away from danger, but we had to go back to France earlier than expected.
Sometimes when I look at these quiet and peaceful photographs, it somehow feels special, in contrast with what happened to this country at that exact moment.
I made a book about it, available on Blurb :
SBI WDG-4 12231 cruising through mainline of Cavalry Barracks with 19713 Jaipur - Secunderabad Express..
Hunting-Percival P-84 Jet Provost T.3 XN637 arrives at RAF Fairford to take part in the static display at the 2018 Royal International Air Tattoo.
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Japan, march 2011. Old pictures from a trip in Japan, more than five years ago.
I went on a long walking trip in the Kyoto area and along the Seto Inland Sea with my friend Charlie.
A great experience that shaped my passion for photography.
It was also at the same period that the earthquake and the tsunami of march 2011 hit Japan.
We were completely safe and far away from danger, but we had to go back to France earlier than expected.
Sometimes when I look at these quiet and peaceful photographs, it somehow feels special, in contrast with what happened to this country at that exact moment.
I made a book about it, available on Blurb :
JHS WDP-4D 40336 cruising through mainline of Cavalry Barracks with 19713 Jaipur - Secunderabad Express on a chill morning...