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CP nos.9353 & 8778 bring a westbound coal train around the curve to the start of the Notch Hill Loop.
The first report has finally come in over at Calphoto and in 1 week fall officially begins. I've seen some really beautiful black oak displays here in the Santa Cruz Mountains and cant wait till fall creeks big leaf maples change. The big show is of course over in the E'rn Sierras and so far I'm guessing we're going to get a little bit better display than last year but not like 2 years ago, that was insane. I found fall in California by accident in 2006 and I got really lucky because I went in late October and everything was a brilliant yellow with not that many dead leaves at all! Last year was ruined by some early season storms, this year there are a couple of disturbances with one relatively strong one that could impact the region within the next week..heres hoping it doesn't verify or at least not be windy/cold.
I definitely suggest going before November this year....here is a good resource if you are looking for hydrological data.
Lurid loop-the-loop roller coaster at Adventure Island, Southend seafront. Other side of the pier to the Turtle.
Think I have some shutter bounce, judging on the double blur in the bottom right hand corner.
Holga 120CFN Kodak 160NC - shot 02
Don't try this at home, kids.
This is me driving back from the zoo
at about 85 mph on the Loop.
I've been wanting to trek down
to photograph the animals for a
few weeks now, and somehow I
pick the one day where
150 youth groups are out in force
and there are kids of all ages
in varying coloured
matching t-shirted groups
running around screeching
at the animals and each other.
Despite the constant maneuvering
around the little people,
I managed to get some decent shots,
and befriended a goat at the petting zoo,
in spite of his creepy rectangular pupils.
Oh, and I took about a jillion photos of
the meerkat exhibit.
Also, let this be fair warning that animal
photos will ensue.
69005 and 69006 arrive at Haresfield Loop on the 24 June 2023 with the 1Z69 Tame Bridge Parkway to Penzance 'Mazey Day Cornishman' charter.
88010 leading 68016 over the Hertford Loop flyover, working 4Z45 Daventry to Mossend via North London Line and ECML.
Thank you Ingrid for this beautiful outfit. I think Yellowstone Kelley looks adorable in this bright and colorful summer dress or should I say skort set.
Spontaneous spinning batt
3.2 oz
baby blues with white and loads of sparkles..
This one is *really* UNC blue.. bryan will hate it.. but it will be perfect for the gallery. Usually the yarns I spin with stephs batt's are for me.. so it'll be nice to have something extra special for the gallery..
Iphone 5s • Paris • 10/2015
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To celebrate the launch of new music journal 'loops' Faber and Faber and Domino Records have produced this poster, designed by Wallzo, screen printed by K2 screen with pink and dark blue ink on Pristine white Colorplan by GFSmith.
I created this collage of a few Tasku favourites with a complex and multi layered action by panos fx. However it is easy to understand - it just takes a some time to open, resize and place all the photos.
The Maze loop was recommended by a Ranger and while it didn't disappoint, I do have beef with the fact the trails in Joshua Tree are, compared to other parks I have been to, poorly labeled. Combined with a somewhat featureless landscape and it's amazing more people don't just wander off never to be seen again.
Porto tram 131 approaches the terminus at Batalha Guindais, working the 11.15 route 22 service from Carmo; it would go back at 11.30. Porto's traditional trams are operated by Sociedade de Transportes Colectivos do Porto (STCP).
Having failed to do route 22 during our stay in Porto a few days earlier - the service seemed to have been suspended during the afternoon, despite having run during the morning - we realised we'd just have time to squeeze in a second attempt before we needed to catch the Metro to the airport for our flight home. Although we'd been here on the PTG Tours-organised tram tour that day, that hadn't done either the route 18 or 22 loops at Carmo, just doing the connections between the two, so afterwards we'd attempted to do both on normal service trams - but with success only on the former. After standing around in the rain for over an hour, we gave up as it was obvious the tram had gone back to the depot.
Despite the day being cloudy (but at least it wasn't raining!), the sun found a hole in the cloud as the tram approached although it wasn't fully out until the tram had stopped. I've therefore got a full sun shot of the tram at the stop, but space is tight and the angle with the sun behind me is just a close-up of the tram with no surroundings, although I did get a backlit shot which includes more surroundings.
Tram 131 is believed to have been built in 1910 by J. G. Brill of Philadelphia, USA. Many others built at around the same time were dismantled and the parts used to build new, slightly wider trams by operator Companhia Carris de Ferro do Porto (CCFP) at its Boavista works; these new trams took the fleet numbers of those which had been dismantled, but the records from the time have been lost. 131 carries the livery introduced after municipalisation in 1946, when STCP took over.
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Driving on the track F207 in Iceland, also known as "The Laki Loop". The most fantastic and surreal landscapes I have ever seen. The scenery changes completely every 20 minutes.
So I bought a camera with a decent rate of continues shooting, but it took me a year to finally take use of the benefit. Here's my brother doing a bad gator/gainer flip (running backflip) from 10 meters, so when looking closer it looks more like a Lincoln loop. Actually it doesn't look too bad with the landing, hard to see in this one but I got a last frame with only his legs in the water, but he lost his breath big time when he'd hit the water. Respect for that kind of height!
Explored on 2009-07-20
SBB Cargo Re 4/4'' 11190 eases into the loop at Oensingen to permit a following RE service to pass. The Fals hoppers with Vigier Cement AG branding were from Eclépens en route to Basel.
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Taken from the top shelf, the Bwlch - the Mach Loop. Lovely sunshine but very windy conditions - The two aircraft did not drop down to low level on this occasion. The 400 2.8 hand held...and don`t I know it :-).
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Dublin Bus Alexander RH/Leyland Olympian RH23 takes a quick breather at the 123 Terminus in Kilnamanagh Road,Walkinstown. She was the principle treelooper from D635 until late 2014/early 2015 when ex Phibsboro AV144 too over.
New in 1990, she was unique in having ad frames at each side of her number display, retained into tree looping duties.
Photo taken July 2014.
Canobie Corkscrew at Canbie Lake Park. Formerly ran at Old Chicago as Chicago Loop and Corskrew at the Alabama State Fairgrounds.
spontaneous batt
3.8 oz
Amazing shades of oranges and yellows and sparkles and sequins!
This will be for my sister's bridesmaid shawl
A whole series of loops towered above a group of active regions over a five-days period (July 9-13, 2015). When viewed in extreme ultraviolet light, magnetic field lines above the Sun's surface are revealed by charged particles that spin along the lines and create these loops. They are best observed along the edge of the Sun as they are here. The tallest of the loops reach up about 15 times the diameter of Earth. Credit: Solar Dynamics Observatory, NASA.
EWS Class 60 60051 enters the Down Loop at Bromsgrove for Stoke Works Junction where it wait for a path to continue to Droitwich Spa and then to Worcester where it would run round the train of loaded MEA wagons. The 6Z42 (as required) train of grit stone from Croft would then continue via Stourbridge Junction to Brierley Hill.
This image is included in a trio of images taken from Garrington's Bridge at the south end of Bromsgrove to illustrate the site prior to the proposed construction work being approved for the new station. The other two images posted either side show the work in progress as at January 2015.
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