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The Guggenheim Museum was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and opened in 1959. It is on the National Register #05000443, and is also a National Historic Landmark.
This turning loop at South Hills Junction was used to turn PCC streetcars. It remains in situ more than two decades after the last PCCs were retired. No modern Light rail Vehicle (LRV) could ever negotiate the tight loop.
Piper Perabo as "Suzie" in TriStar Pictures, Film District, and End Game Entertainment's action thriller LOOPER.
55 E. Washington (Pittsfield Building, Graham, Anderson, Probst & White, built in 1927), with the rear of 30 N. Michigan to the left / east
As booked 66610 runs through Westhouses along the loop to Blackwell South Junction with the Tunstead West Thurrock cement
I added little hanging loops as my leaf stems. These coasters could hang up in the kitchen or hang easily to dry once wet.
Fall-inspired leaf coasters.
The railways resident Green liveried class 20 locomotive D8110 (20110) was also out and about, captured here with the crew getting ready for the tablet change as they pass through Stoneacre loop, working the 10.45 Embsay-Bolton Abbey (11.05) service during the excellent Embsay & Bolton Abbey Steam Railway's Diesel & Beer Gala.
26th August 2023
The original loop was featured on digg.com/offbeat_news/The_Procrastination_Flow_Chart a while back, but I could not find any version decent for printing, so I remade it in OmniGraffle. The 'Meh, do it' task should be going back to 'Start' too, imo. After all, you are better off dividing big tasks into smaller chunks, allowing you to enter the loop repeatedly.
With only five months untill closure my dad stands on the freight only Lenwade branch at the Themelthorpe Loop, this former 1877 built East Norfolk Railway closed to passengers in 1952 and to freight on the 15th June 1983, with track lifting taking place in 1984.
The 9 miles between Wroxham with Aylsham reopened on the 10th July 1990 as the Bure Valley Railway a 15 inch gauge line, this section of the line now forms part of the 26 mile 'Marriotts Way' footpath.
29th August 1981
37014 waits in the loop at Glenfinnan with the 0834 Glasgow to Mallaig as 37033 arrives with the 1245 Mallaig to Glasgow on 2nd August 1982.
Eastfield's 37014 was renumbered to 37709 in February 1988 and lived a life in storage from 2003 to 2011 when it was officially withdrawn and cut up at Kingsbury
37033 meanwhile was renumbered to 37719 in March 1989 and was officially withdrawn in 2008 and similarly cut up at Kingsbury.
When we first arrived to Loop Head we were pretty disappointed at the fog. But I think it ended up providing a really cool atmosphere to shoot in.
Though there are quite a few similar designs out there regarding this concept, this one was made from scratch in Illustrator and rendered in Photoshop. It was really nice to see how a rough idea on paper can transform into a final product with some minor changes along the way.
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