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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!
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!
Low lake levels in Leland
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6E41 11.41 Westerleigh - Lindsey discharged tanks heads out of Tamworth. The little red dot in the distance is the train engine - Tug79.
12th March 2012
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,
Level crossing a couple of kilometres southeast of Årlifoss station on the Tinnoset line
Planovergang et par kilometer sørøst for Årlifoss holdeplass på Tinnosbanen
Coming...
Colas Class 47s nos. 47739 "Robin Of Templecombe" and 47727 "Rebecca" running as 0Z47 Washwood Heath - Etches Park passing through Tamworth.
12th August 2011
The Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs (ECA) invites you to attend a special “cypher” performance featuring cultural ambassadors from the State Department-sponsored Next Level program. The cypher will feature hip-hop artists from across the United States in an improvised jam session featuring rap, break dance, and beatboxing.
hey there, sorry, i know, i was gone again. i had lots of work. back at school. i have photo this semester and i am thrilled. we're shooting our first rolls this weekend and developing next week.
this is more from the farm. this bare bulb hangs down in the kitchen
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.
The dungeon level of Hogwarts looks different than the stuff above ground. It's all drippy and cold down here too.
The river valley and the Oldman River. Heritage Heights is at the top of the river valley and the High Level Bridge is off to the right, the highest and longest steel railway bridge in the world.
Popped down to Stonehenge to see the stones, this was my first time. They are amazing to see. My only moan is the fact that you are not allowed to touch them!!, was gutted about that. Chatted to a few folks here who said the same thing. One chap even suggested that English Heritage had put landmines around here and were planning on installing a machine gun post! I of course, do not believe that (the machine gun post)
Stonehenge
is probably the one of the most important prehistoric monuments in the
whole of the British Isles and it has attracted visitors from earliest times. It stands as a monument to the people who built it.
The stonehenge that we see today is the final stage that was completed about 3500 years ago, but first let us look back appox 5000 years.
The First Stage
The first Stonehenge was a large earthwork or Henge, comprising a ditch, bank, and the Aubrey holes, all possibly built around 3100 BC. The Aubrey holes are round pits in the chalk, about one metre wide and deep, they have steep sides and flat bottoms. They form a circle about 284 feet in diameter. Excavations have revealed cremated human bones in some of the chalk filling, but the holes themselves were probably made, not for the purpose of graves, but as part of a religious ceremony. Shortly after this stage Stonehenge was abandoned and left untouched for over 1000 years!
Second Stage
The second and most dramatic stage of Stonehenge started around 2150 BC. Some 82 bluestones from the Preseli mountains, in south-west Wales were transported to the site. It is thought these stones, some weighing 4 tonnes each were possibly dragged on rollers and sledges to the headwaters on Milford Haven and then loaded onto rafts. They were carried by water along the south coast of Wales and up the rivers Avon and Frome, before being dragged overland again to near Warminster in Wiltshire. The final stage of the journey was mainly by water, down the river Wylye to Salisbury, then the Salisbury Avon to west Amesbury.
This astonishing journey covers nearly 240 miles. Once at the site, these stones were set up in the centre to form an incomplete double circle. ( During the same period the original entrance of the circular earthwork was widened and a pair of Heel Stones were erected. Also the nearer part of the Avenue was built, aligned with the midsummer sunrise.)
Third Stage
The third stage of Stonehenge, about 2000 BC, saw the arrival of the Sarsen stones, which were almost certainly brought from the Marlborough Downs near Avebury, in north Wiltshire, about 25 miles north of Stonehenge. The largest of the Sarsen stones transported to Stonehenge weigh 50 tonnes and transportation by water would have been impossible, the stones could only have been moved using sledges and ropes. Modern calculations show that it would have taken 500 men using leather ropes to pull one stone, with an extra 100 men needed to lay the huge rollers in front of the sledge.
These were arranged in an outer circle with a continuous run of lintels. Inside the circle, five trilithons were placed in a horseshoe arrangement, whose remains we can still see today.
Final Stage
The final stage took place soon after 1500 BC when the bluestones were rearranged in the horseshoe and circle that we see today. The original number of stones in the bluestone circle was probably around 60, these have long since been removed or broken up. Some remain only as stumps below ground level.
All info here is based on info acquired from Stonehenge.co.uk and from the visitor centre at Stonehenge.
Even if it's not rush hour, there is still a moderate volume of pedestrian traffic within Makati CBD.
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.
The Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs (ECA) invites you to attend a special “cypher” performance featuring cultural ambassadors from the State Department-sponsored Next Level program. The cypher will feature hip-hop artists from across the United States in an improvised jam session featuring rap, break dance, and beatboxing.