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Limerick to Foynes Railway Line - MP Limerick 14 1/2.
Pulley at Knockdromin Level Crossing (XF43) at Cappagh, Limerick 12th May 2014.
Notes: A night shot of the old level crossing just prior to the opening of Yeaman Bridge.
Format: Colour photograph
Date Range: The Yeaman bridge opened March 1, 1985
Licensing: Attribution, share alike, creative commons.
Repository: Blue Mountains Library - library.bmcc.nsw.gov.au
Part of: Local Studies Collection - PF 2978
Provenance: John Falloon
Final choice for my tealight candle entry in the Canon Photo5 competition.
Partially inspired by a painting I saw many years ago by G.F. Watts, titled "Hope".
Fire is part of man's earliest history, and while I didn't want to take things back to a primitive level, I wanted to achieve a kind of mythological feel to the image with the light holding its own within the darkness, a feeble light though it is. One that can inspire hope and provide comfort. I liked the idea of the figure being blind, part of the darkness, yet still irresistibly drawn to the light.
I do need to go to Osprey Therapy!! I can not help myself!! I just love them!! I promise to check in to a Osprey help center soon!! Just too busy right now rescusing birds on a daily basis at the Boynton Inlet!! Pelicans, Royal Terns, American Terns and anything else that needs help I will be there for them!!! I do rescue for the "South Florida Wildlife Rescue Center in Fortlauderdale Florida" I rescue about two birds a day not including peliacans that have hooks and or lours in their wings a day!!!! If anyone needs help in the npalm beach or boward county area with an injured animal I can be called at 561-374-2819 or the South Florida Wildlife Center at 954-4302 Just call them and they will come!!! I work as well as I can and do all I can!! This is what I wake up for every day!! It's to help an animal that may need help. We need to be their voice!! If need be I will scream!!!!!!
Saturday afternoon Ore to Brighton stopping service passes the level crossing as it arrives at Berwick station. The old London, Brighton & South Coast Railway Saxby & Farmer signal box remains in use.
I lay down on the ground to shoot this. Very proud of myself for managing to get up by myself!
I took more shots today than I have taken in forever. And I loved doing it. Maybe I'm back.
ANSH: Ground Level
Photo Taken : 11.10.1990.
Parc Level Colliery was located in the foot hills of the Black Mountains and close to the village of Rhiw-Fawr north west of Ystalyfera in South Wales. It was unusual among the 'small mines' in that it was locomotive worked rather than by man or pony power alone. When visited in 1990 it had three operational locomotives and one dumped. The working Ruston's were all named (Wendy, Janet & Pearl) and of manufacturers type LB or LBU.
The 2ft gauge line extended 700yards underground from the adit to serve five working coal faces in the Rhondda No.1 coal seam. The workings seen here opened in 1975 replacing an earlier 1946 drift which was horse worked.
The Ruston & Hornsby built loco wks no.432648 of 1959 and named 'Pearl' is seen in a cloud of exhaust as it propels empties back into the mine heading for the coal face. The mine was producing Anthracite coal for the local market.
My wife and l took the grandchildren to Sion Hall Falcon Centre just outside Northallerton. These are a couple of pictures l took whilest there.
31174 heads an engineers towards Arpley sidings for reversal and eventually Warrington Yard having just passed under Bank Quay station, 1st June 1988.
Another unbranded Avanti West Coast "Pendolino", this time 390015 heading north at Bolton-Le-Sands crossing with the 07.10 Euston - Glasgow Central.
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New camera new photo attempt. Same lighting setup as last time but the photos came out a little better this time (more over all light captured, though still some light and focus balancing issues), still need to get more practice with the new camera. With how large this moc is and its color scheme the only way I may get real good photos is outside on an over cast day (not likely to happen with this moc) or with good convention hall lighting.
Out practicing with the new zoom. The NIKKOR Z 180-600mm f/5.6-6.3 is certainly sharp and the VR is great - 1/60 wide open.
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Out of site in the darkness is a heavy well secured gate.
If you were serious about going inside for a look just ask or put in a little google research the key is available for a deposit.
As part of a training exercise for P Way Engineers and Plant operators, we started today to install a second track on Danemoor Bank. 130m of sleepers were installed and around 150m of ballast levelled. The exercise then gets repeated over the next few days with different candidates on each day. The training is fairly bespoke, with the candidates having first surveyed the track and then designed the new alignment before coming back to install it in a controlled environment, away from the normal pressures of site work. It provides an opportunity for the Engineers and Operators to form a closer working relationship and experience the full range of activities that go into creating a railway. They also get to experience the lack of visibility and blind spots from the cab of construction plant which should provide them with a greater respect and safety awareness when working in proximity to these machines on weekend renewals.
This machine is using a sleeper grab to take packs of sleepers off of the train, and spread them out to the correct spacing before positioning them on the ground.
The excavator operating the grab is quite unusual too. It is a PC138 with an offset boom. The dipper arm can articulate left and right as well as vertically which enables the machine to dig parallel to itself rather than just radially, which is all that you can do with a normal 360° excavator.
I won our club selection for the Toastmaster’s International Speech Contest! I’ll be going on to compete at the next level, the Area, next month.
My speech is titled: “Lessons from a Substitute Teacher.” It’s about the philosophical, leadership, and education insights I’ve had as a substitute that can be applied outside the classroom.
It felt very “meta” to be memorizing and practicing the speech during my lunches, recesses, and prep periods this week.
Jacket, Xhilaration (thrifted). Sweater, Express (consignment). Skirt, Thailand. Boots, Vince Camuto (consignment). Sunglasses, Marc Jacobs. Necklace, Zad.
Level 42 performing at the Trans4JAZZ - Festival in Ravensburgs concert hall.
Mark King - voc, b
Mike Lindup - key, voc
Nathan King - g, voc
Pete Ray Biggin - dr, perc
Sean Freeman - sax
Dan Carpenter - tp, voc
Nichol Thompson - tb
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