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Here is the gasket surface on the head just after a quick few passes on the decking stone. The dark areas are the low spots, and thus need to be further worked.
Out for a spin with my Wife and we were caught by the gates at Elsenham, which presented me with good opportunity to take some quick photos with the mobile phone.
The modern footbridge rather detracts from a scene otherwise steeped in traditional railwayana!
High level conference on digital and e-government on 26 September 2018. Picturing Federal Minister Margarete Schramböck (left). Copyright BKA/Christopher Dunker
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Hit 60,000 views today,
now I'm a level 12 custom brush-er
born under the sign of overlay.
Thanks you awesome people for all the looks!
ROUTE INFO:
The Halifax High Level railway was a three-mile branch opened in 1890, and was co-owned by the LYR & GNR companies. The High Level Line ran from the terminus station at Halifax St Pauls, west of the town centre to Holmfield, junctioning with the Halifax to Queensbury via Ovenden route. The only intermediate station was at Pellon. The route fell out of necessity too soon and was closed as a passenger line in 1916. Goods journeys stayed around for another 45 years before the gates were finally shut.
The St Paul's to Pellon segment has long since been filled on, with the trackbed and cuttings filled up to street level and also taken over by two large allotments plus gardens. The St Pauls station site was later occupied by a Ford showroom, since closed down. All bridge parapets survive at street level however, for those eager to trace the railway's route in full.
From Pellon onwards, the trackbed survives for a quarter mile, along a high embankment with fine views of the valley and various communities scattered across the landscape - ending again on top of a handsome stone bridge.
The route continues on from Greenroyd Lane, passing alongside Doctor Hill towards Wheatley. Here a development dissects the trackbed again. Beyond Maltings road, a majestic stone viaduct takes the railway across the valley and into the hills towards Holmfield.
Low lake levels in Leland
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When panic grips your body
And your heart's a hummingbird
Raven thoughts blacken your mind
'Til you're breathing in reverse
All your friends and sedatives mean well
But make it worse
Every reassurance just magnifies the doubt
Better find yourself a place to level out
Got a cricket for a conscience
Always looks the other way
A cocaine soul starts seeming like
An empty cabaret
Hey, where have all the dancers gone?
Now the music doesn't play
Tried to listen to the river
But you couldn't shut your mouth
Better take a little time to level out
I never thought of running
My feet just led the way
Mixed-up signals
Bullet train
Cars are switched out in the crazy rain
I could meet you any place
If the brakeman turns my way
All this automatic writing
I have tried to understand
From a psychedelic angel
Who was tugging on my hand
It's an infinite coincidence
But it doesn't form a plan
So I'm headed for New England
Or the Paris of the South
Gonna find myself somewhere to level out
Are your brothels full, oh Babylon
With merry middlemen?
Never peer out of their periscopes
From those deep opium dens
All this death must need a counterweight
Always someone born again
First a mother bathes her child
Then the other way around
The scales always find a way to level out
I tried to pass for nothing
But my dreams gave me away
Mixed-up signals
Bullet train
People snuffed out in the brutal rain
I could live to any age
If the brakeman turns my way
It is an old world, it's hard to remember
Like a dime store mystery
I'm a repeat first-time offender
Who has rewritten history
Mixed-up tea leaves
Phantom pain
Fuzzy logic in the the crazy rain
Getting better every day
If the brakeman turns my way
-bright eyes
cheers,
Timothy, Brock and I have been enjoying our Little Big Planet Mondays for a crazy two months now! It's pretty interesting to see how the level evolved over that time!
We have been building our level within one of LBP's existing templates so that we could get the hang of the mechanics of it all. Last week we finally decided we had outgrown our template and we're beginning on building our own! (a little unsticky situation may have had a little something do with this, but you won't get any of us to admit that)
This sketch is based on an idea Timothy and I cooked up for our new theme! It is a time of prohibition and curfews. The team have to sneak a crazy musical contraption through the maze of the underground, ducking from police and gangs from their apartment/laboratory to their first ever gig at a speakeasy!
Looking forward to getting stuck in to some real-proper level design action. I think now that we have a solid theme to build around things are going to be quite awesome. I liked our level a lot before but now I'm thinking we may even be building something other people will like, which I hadn't even been considering before!
Level crossing a couple of kilometres southeast of Årlifoss station on the Tinnoset line
Planovergang et par kilometer sørøst for Årlifoss holdeplass på Tinnosbanen
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Arriva Guildford & West Surrey 4012 (GN58 BTU) rumbles over Camberley level crossing on a 34 to Guildford - the blinds were blank in real life, not just the camera.
I'm not sure what happened, as they were fine when it was loading in Pembroke Broadway!
High Street, Camberley, Surrey.
From the opening of Below Sea Level - Jewellery from the Netherlands. Curated by Liesbeth den Besten at Gallery Format Oslo. Photo: André Gali
Ava figured out how to climb into the second shelf in the dining room. This was the first time she had done it. Luckily, she's only tried once or twice since then.
Day 85, Port 27, Country 16; Bangkok, Thailand: CMV World Cruise
Bangkok is the capital and most populous city of Thailand. The city of Bangkok has a population of over eight million, and over fourteen million people within the surrounding Bangkok Metropolitan Region. After touring the Grand Temple we were dropped off at a big hotel for a long dinner break, I chose to eat out and explore the city. This intersection of overhead motorway and high level rail system. As can be seen although there were plenty of cars, there were many more motorcycles.
May 1955 & July 2007
Spot the difference
Westleigh Lane, Leigh, Lancashire
Top photo copyright D J Sweeney, A Lancashire Triangle Part II, as referred to therein
Looking northeast towards Norton-on-Tees signal box, the adjacent Station Road level crossing and the site of the town's railway station, whose platforms were in the foreground.
The signal box opened in 1872 and was rebuilt extensively in 1897. Its 26-lever frame dates from 1957. Norton-on-Tees station closed in 1960. This stretch of line, laid out in 1833, is just northeast of the so-called Norton Triangle.
Ala-Bel Pass is a high mountain pass at an elevation of 3.175m (10,416ft) above the sea level, located in the Talas Ala-Too mountain range of Kyrgyzstan.
The pass is an important road link between the two largest cities of Kyrgyzstan: Bishkek and Osh. During the period of flowering the pass offers excellent views of the alpine meadows. The river Chychkan flows parallel to the road. Short-term winter locks are possible. The climb is simply terrible, with a notorious lack of oxygen that tests the organisms and a high degree of steepness. Most people feel altitude sickness at around 2,500-2,800 meters.
The road over the pass is asphalted. It’s called M41 or Pamir Highway, part of the European route E010. The road crossing the pass isn’t too steep, with lots of winding roads weaving up the mountains. The ascent and the descent from the pass are quite gentle. The pass is surrounded by some mountains heavily covered with snow in winter, so at this time the landscape resembles the white desert.
(Silk Road Explore)