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Another rather new and nice Mercedes with a really special licence plate. Also pretty interesting are the toys! ;)
113 pictures in 2013 project, number 101 "inconvenient"...one of the problems with shopping in Poole is the fact that the railway line runs straight throught the High Street!
I'm out and about a little bit, trying to walk a bit more each day
Poole 11.12.2013
Limerick to Athenry Railway Line - MP Limerick 16 3/4.
Level Crossing (XE42) at Ballycar, Clare 22nd June 2012.
DCR Class 56 nos. 56312 and 56302 approach Tamworth on 6Z69 12.00 Burton (Wetmore) to Cardiff (Tidal Sidings) with 20 JRAs of scrap metal.
26th March 2012
Thanks to Philandthehounds for the heads up :-)
The dogs and I had a bit of a dashing about sort of day today but we did manage a walk at Westhay. This handsome beetle was wandering along a fence.
WSDOT contractor crews from URETEK USA work with WSDOT maintenance to level areas of southbound I-5 in South Skagit County. Using a precise amount of polymer, they pump the it into pre-drilled holes to stabilize the area and level the concrete roadway.
Taken on the TU Berlin Invasion Tour 2011.
Many funny moments, many a good laugh, with many good mates.
I think this translates to something like level 4 - artillary room?
Network Rail Class 37 no. 97304 "John Tiley" runs light through Tamworth en route from Derby to Coleham (0Z96).
9th September 2011
Can't go any lower...
Everytime I upload pictures to Flickr, I come to work where I have a way better monitor and I see imperfections in the scan that annoy the hell out of me. Being a perfectionist is torture.
Another nice day in June free of rain, so I decided to try my new Fujifilm FinePix S2980 out at Smethwick Galton Bridge (including the railway, bridges and canals).
Taken from Galton Bridge.
Smethwick Galton Bridge Station from near the historic Galton Bridge.
Galton Bridge is Grade I listed.
In the entry for
SANDWELL MB BIRMINGHAM CANAL
9/13
18/13 Birmingham Level,
Smethwick
Galton Bridge,
Roebuck Lane
The address shall be amended to read:
BIRMINGHAM CANAL
Birmingham Level,
Smethwick
Galton Bridge including
attached railway bridge
span, Roebuck Lane
The following shall be added at the end of the description:
Later C19 section over railway to south-west has similar brick and stone abutments,
the north-eastern a continuation of that of the earlier section. Single rounded
brick arch with cast iron railings and lamps.
------------------------------------
SANDWELL MB BIRMINGHAM CANAL
SP 0189 SW
SP 08 NW Birmingham Level, Smethwick
9/13 Galton Bridge,
18/13 Roebuck Lane
2.8.72
I
Road bridge, now footbridge, over New Main Line of Birmingham Canal. 1829
by Telford. Cast iron. Brick abutments have some sandstone dressings.
Single segmental arch of 150 foot span carries road across Smethwick cutting.
Arch formed by girders pierced in lattice pattern, with lattice bracing in
spandrels. "Horsley Iron Works 1829" is said to be cast in four places.
"Galton Bridge" is cast above the centre on each side. Cast iron railings
terminate at stone piers with Gothic blind tracery. Named after Samuel
Tertius Galton, one of the BCN committee.
Listing NGR: SP0150289342
Smethwick Galton Bridge Station - Low Level (for trains on the New Street lines - destinations include Wolverhampton, Liverpool, Walsall etc).
Sorry... I cropped the photo 'coz there was this stupid man beside me who always bumps his elbow to my camera and sometimes my head. So I bumped back and looked at him fiercely... He's about twice my age but we went away...
Anyways, here's a very amazing performance level from the Winter Festival.
Lockheed C-130H Hercules (L-382) number 345 of the Royal Jordanian Air Force keeps low after take-off at RAF Fairford following the 2013 Royal International Air Tattoo.
With the signal box made famous by the Airfix kit, on the left, a Central Trains class 170 Turbostar draws out of Oakham station en route from Stansted Airport to Birmingham.
October 2006.
I've had an old 28mm Pentax K mount lens in my camera bag for some time now. I haven't used it or the 50mm manual as much as I had wanted. So the 28mm and 50mm are getting a new run.
I went for a walk in unfamiliar territory this morning and found this rather unique sight, an old galvanized shed with railway tracks running up to and into the shed??? The tracks lead across the small road and gently sloped into a lake. I love it when you find something that leaves you wondering! I also like how my old 28mm manual captured the scene!
The original level of 1840's driven into the Six Feet seam - intake airway and pumping outlet for the later River Level Colliery (some 700 yds. east of this adit.)
The tramway adjacent to the level is the Aberdare & Hirwaun Tramroad.
Cwm Du Isaph was later Ysgubor-wen Farm.
Taken at the upper level of Union Station. This floor hosts a few restaurants, shops and a coffee shop. Also, the entrance to the parking garage is located on this floor. I am fascinated by the patterns found on this ceiling. I think it is such a unique design.
Location: Washington, DC, US
Part of the Union Station set.
Day out with [https://www.flickr.com/photos/143423816@N06/] for a 14 mile circular walk from Pett Level to Rye Harbour.
It was a lovely sunny day, but at times there was an icy wind.
South-South Cooperation High Level Seminar on Urban WASH and River Basin Management, 20 January 2015, Hilton Hotel, Addis Ababa. ©UNICEF Ethiopia/2015/Ayene
The cableway on level 2 between the silo and the launch control capsule in a Titan II missile silo. The view is towards the control center.
The Titan Missile Museum is located in a decommissioned Titan II missile complex just south of Tucson, Arizona. At over 100 feet tall, the Titan II was the largest ICBM ever deployed by the United States. We got the opportunity to take a comprehensive tour of the facility covering all eight levels of the underground silo.