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The lock is on the Chelmer and Blackwater Navigation, near Chelmsford, Essex.
The road towards the top is the A12.
Rea steam tugs Throstlegarth and Rosegarth seen in Liverpool Langton Lock sometime in the late 'fifties or early 'sixties. locking out for a job somewhere on the River Mersey. Despite a love of all the older tugs which used to work on the Mersey, I suppose I have a soft spot for the Rea boats.
Photo D.B. Hillman Collection / Photographer - Len Baker [to be confirmed].
It is a Russian tradition that newly married couples kiss on a bridge on their wedding day. Because Moscow's day-to-day bridges are clogged with traffic and garbage, the city built a romantic pedestrian crossing over a canal by the Moscow River so couples could smooch in peace. In recent years, couples borrowed the Italian wedding day tradition of fastening a lock to the bridge and throwing the key into the river - to make sure that nobody else can find the key to one's beloved's heart, I was told by someone who had done it. Moscow officials removed the locks and added a "tree" - and then many "lock trees."
I dusted off the good 'ol Canon 10D for a nice walk outside, with the buzzy but nice Canon EF 35mm f2. I took a lot of photos I still enjoy with the 10D and it still feels natural in my hand.
Lock and Dam #15 on the Mississippi River in Rock Island, IL. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers interpretive park ranger in 1993.
So here's the story... I'm a nighthawk... One night I was up until around 2 AM. As I was brought my dirty dishes to the kitchen before heading to bed, I heard some noise outside and discovered that there was a guy trying to wrestle my barbeque off the back step. Heh... The window was open so I yelled at him and he took off. So I chained it up with a bike lock until I could get to the hardware store for something better...
But the real reason I took the pic: Everyone else has a lock pic but me. At least mine has a story! :)
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Lock and Dam 5 on the Mississippi.
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Just opened the third bottle of wine when I received a phone call from my wife saying that my son was locked up in his room and he can't unlocked the door. I would say that was the first shockin moment this year!
Traffic at 9pm in Jakarta was still amazingly bad... My heart was pumping till a neighbor called me and said don't rush because he's coming to my home to help. Thank God, I still have someone around that cares to help my wife and son... And when I arrived home, there he was, my naughty boy waiting for me and smiling as if nothing had happened. All I can do, was just to hugged him....
Taken with iPhone 3G and processed with bestcamera and photostudio app.
Trent Lock is the area of canal locks around the point where the River Soar (flowing northwards) meets the River Trent (at this point flowing east). Near this point two canals also meet the Trent - the Erewash Canal, coming south-east from Long Eaton, and the short Cranfleet Cut which provides a route for boats heading downstream on the Trent, avoiding a weir.