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The 10:40 Hexham to Newcastle service in the hands of the then ubiquitous Class 101 DMUs heads through Gateshead on 18th February 1986. The low level shot was taken just before the train would enter the High Level Bridge. The tight curves here really make those Pacer wheels squeal! (It's a shame those Railbuses ain't real).
Penguin Garage to the left also used to be a Reliant dealer! One less potential tyre sale there then...
+ Sale start on 1th May at LEVEL event +
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Atlantis is the mythical city that was submerged. (Taken west of Durant, Oklahoma America, at a branch of Lake Texoma.)
7Z10 04.53 Banbury - Derby Litchurch Lane passes through Tamworth. GBRf (hired) Class 20 Bo-Bos 20314 and 20311 leading with 20107 and 20905 on the rear. The train consists of the KBA tanks used as match wagons for the movement of Underground stock.
21st September 2017
All of the valley floor beyond the sign is below sea level due to the slow separation of two tectonic plates over millions of years. Death Valley is not only the lowest place in the western hemisphere, it is also the hottest place on Earth with summer daytime temperatures often topping 120 degrees with nighttime temperatures not falling below 100 degrees. A few months ago this whole area was carpeted with wildflowers. During the last ice age it was an enormous lake.
Later this day while travelling to an abandoned mining camp I got two flat tires at the same time on a particularly rocky stretch of road in middle of nowhere where it was 102 degrees with no shade.
To the right, more Death Valley photos from last week's trip >>
Sony A7r
Canon TS-E 24mm F3.5L II
ISO 100 | 24mm | F8 | 3.2 sec
Lee Filters 1.2ND
3 shot shift vertical panorama
Some nice flow around Somersby Falls yesterday.
The sunrises over the Somerset Levels casting and orange glow throught the mist and across the hoar frost on the ground. Butleigh Moor near Glastonbury at Cow Bridge in sight of Glastonbury Tor
I find peoples photos interesting not always because they look great but because of what one finds lurking around .
Here we have an ok photo of me with a leftover Halloween ghost on the dresser a tennis ball on the floor in the living and a spirit level on the shelf above by head and now doubt some other out of place stuff as well
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After a stormy day on Monday. On Tuesday morning, St Mark Square was flooded from the rain. The building and tourists were clearly reflected on the water and lot of tourists enjoying themselves with this clear calm water in the square. Three hours later all the water totally disappeared from the square.
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A composition in steel by local sculptor David Jensz at this year's Sculpture by the Sea. Unexcitedly titled, 'Level', according to the blurb it's a statement on anticipated sea level rise (it might be rusted by then).