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CSX R202 begins loading its 75-car train with Greenbrier Smokeless Coal in Anjean, WV. This loadout only loads a handful of trains every year, so this train was tied down for 3 days before the mine had enough coal to load all 75 cars.
CP's Fording River Sub was built for one purpose, to move coal from Fording Coal's three mines to export market. The 32 Mile line, north of Sparwwod BC sees multiple unit coal trains each and every day.
On a warm August afternoon, a southbound loaded train from the Fording Mine passes a counterpart that is finishing loading at the Elkview Mine.
I loved the dark burgundy section of this tunnel. Being lucky enough to catch the light trail passing through the centre of the frame really adds to it too (and that red glow reflection on the poster!).
Moments prior I had been taking shots just before the tunnel. A couple of guys wandered past and stopped. My heart sank- they were going to engage us in conversation. I always feel so, so awkward as I really just want to take my photographs and be left alone. They were perfectly nice but there were loads of questions about what Michael and I were doing. Anxiety levels increased, embarrassment increased. Argh.
A change to the routine for the Margam - Corby service is to put some scrap into box wagons and take them back to Margam. The shunting didn't use either the line to the left or the run round line, so the loco picked up the loaded wagons from the siding, moved forwards and put the empty wagons from Wales onto the back, forwards and backwards to put the empties into the loading area (which it was doing in this pic), then forward with the loaded wagons and back onto the main train. If that makes sense.
Union Pacific SD40-2 No. 3661 leads a 40-car Malad Local past an old sugar beet loader at Ford siding west of Bear River City, Utah on Aug. 3, 1993.
Four of BMLP's E60s slowly inch a coal train through the loadout silo of the Peabody Kayenta mine. After the 1-2 hour loading process the train will return to Page, where the coal will eventually fuel the Navajo Generating Station which has since shut down. This picture was taken on the first of two trips I made to the line after three announcement they would be shutting down the plant and railroad by 2020.
Night scene of Sumida River with Sky Tree
隅田川の夜景
I'm looking forward to Tokyo Olympic Games in 2020...
東京オリンピック楽しみですね。
文字が変わってしまうので、シャッターは短めです。
2017年になったばかりですが。
Sumidaku, Tokyo pref, Japan
Unique view from a loading area in Detroit Metropolitan Airport.
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CLF2, 44223, C501 and CLF1 load on the "main line" loader at The Rock ABA site. Once a few passing trains go through on the main line about 1km behind this the train will reverse back to the main line and then commence it's run south to Melbourne's Appleton Dock for unloading.
2022-09-19 SSR CLF2-44223-C501-CLF1 The Rock 3377 drone
The other day I uploaded a long, wide load on the Leichhardt Highway between Moura and Wandoan in Queensland. Well, there were two loads and here is the second. This one was actually wider than the other, and if you look closely for the flags that distinguish the outside edges of the load, you will see that there is very little room left on the road. For this one, we were over as far as we could get and we still saw the load sweep past my nose!
A Clouded sulphur butterfly (Colias philodice) finding pollen on a Starry rosinweed (Silphium asteriscus) flower. The Springfield Conservation Nature Center almost never fails to offer photo opportunities.
Eastbound Union Pacific coal load CWECQ9-28 curves through Tolland, Colorado, on September 30, 2017.
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BNSF e/b container train descends the flyover while WAMX 1205 delivers a load to Holmes Drywall (now L&W Supply) at BN JCT in Kansas City, MO. The SW1200 started life as NP 148 blt Feb. 1957. Photo taken 12/13/12.
Katjenka said: "Show me a picture has particularly moved you on, a picture touches you from the bottom of your heart up to this night." I did it, and showed her this one from this year. "Now out with it!", these are her words.
It is from the days after the ascension, in a place of small pilgrimages. There were three of us and we ´ve had a good time. Yes, the weather wasn´ t our friend and played its own role. But there were things are much more important. May those times never be in question.
For the freaks: main thing was ColasRail BR232-408 owned by Skinest Rail A.S. and on left ID´s BR232-502 was still waiting for keep up her(!) load by / out of the yard.
An SD70ACe leads BNSF C NAMPAM 050A past the E MONNAM 008A at Napier Center waiting its turn to come west on the BNSF St. Joseph Sub.
Coal used to be king on this stretch of track, and depending upon the day it still is. Today was one of those days with plenty of Wyoming black diamonds going east and the empties headed back to the mines for another load.
Locomotives: BNSF 8996, BNSF 9653
4-11-21
Napier, MO
Backed towards the end of in-service track, a ballast train waits for all departing trucks to leave the Quarry, before pulling forward to start loading.
The loading conveyor is located right on the former mainline, and the only access road to the quarry for customer trucks is blocked during the entire loading process. Due to this, trains usually will shove to clear the crossing until quarry employees are ready to load and customer trucks have left.
Pipestone, MT
August 20th, 2019
April 2001 and withdrawn Mercedes Benz 709D/Alexander MA Class Minibuses are seen in the old Broadstone Mechanical Works awaiting sale
That's clarice, loading the 120 film on her KIEV60 on our way to OSAKA in the Shinkansen-Super Express Bullet Train.
Or Pumpkin Load depending on where you came from!
Back in the old days a Punkin Load was a single log load that was big enough to bring the trailer up to weight. This was back in the days of the big timber, back when old growth was still plentiful.
Definitely not something you would ever see today, everything coming out of the woods today is match sticks compared to the days of old!
Just an old photo that I cleaned up as best as I could considering the age!