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Back to old days when you use this phone set & my father locked it so we just play with it.
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Camden Lock on the Regents Canal almost in central London. Camden Town is a lovely area to visit with it's markets and you can walk along miles of London's canals from here.
For Monday's Photo Challenge, anything goes. This is the last in the Baker Hotel series. Who knows what mysteries might still be found in this haunted hotel located in Mineral Wells, TX. To see more of the Photo Challenges and Thursday Retreads, check out this link...
60036 stands outside the Shell Terminal at Jarrow. Date unknown, but after 2000. Locomotives were locked outside of the terminal during discharge operations. Shell later closed the facility, which has reopened, generally now receiving three trainloads weekly.
A "half-tide" lock and barrage with a foot bridge over. Across the river on the Surrey side, a full barge lock - here on the Middlesex side a roller portage. The most "downstream" lock on the Thames and the only one operated by the PLA
As of 5:00am on January 5th, Southern Railway of BC locked their employees out after the membership overwhelmingly rejected the company's "final offer" last week. A number of concerns were raised over the contract, including the excessive amount of overtime worked and the fatigue it causes on employees working in a safety critical position. Pictured here, a group of CUPE 7000 members picket near SRY's Trapp Yard located in New Westminster, BC.
This lock joins the Oxford canal to the River Thames in Oxford.
One of the inaugural 20 photos of the Top 20 HDR group.
Another image using the Hipstamatic app straight from the phone. #hipstamatic, #iphone, #mono #blackandwhite
Camden Lock, or Hampstead Road Locks is a twin manually operated lock on the Regent's Canal in Camden Town, London Borough of Camden. The twin locks together are "Hampstead Road Lock 1"; each bears a sign so marked. Hawley lock and Kentish Town lock are a short distance away to the east; there are no nearby locks to the west
Even this old door lock was still coated in dry mud that has been leftover from the Great Brisbane Flood of early 2011
Playing around with the Lens baby spark. I like the effect it gives but it is so hard to hit the focus.
The 2Y60 1032 Morecambe to Leeds with 158868 in charge crosses the river Aire at Gargrave.
The image was taken on the opposite bank at a lock on the Leeds to Liverpool canal.
This canal is another fascinating piece of industrial history in this area.
Note: I have deliberately toned down the colours of this image as I feel it suits the atmosphere on this dull winter day . 13-12-24.
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