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The Ormond Beach Loop is a scenic drive in Volusia County, running through and north of the town of Ormond Beach. The scenic drive crosses and runs amongst numerous waterways and salt marshes, including the Tomoka River, Halifax River, and Bulow Creek. These shots were taken from the roadway which runs between Bulow Creek State Park and Tomoka Island State Park, crossing the Tomoka River in the process.
Sweet maze of love,Ooops!!!
Rainbow-out of my dream hoops
Enough to all droops and stoops
Honey, I snoozed out of loops
From the "Collection of unedited Juvenile verses, Part-I"
Tarak Dhurjati © 2012
Wishes
The Leeds ring road service was re-joined again in July to form a complete loop. Operated by Squarepeg with 4 new enviro mmc200s and a bit of support from the local authority. Here one of the new short enviros is photographed scuttling around the back streets of Seacroft.
Piper Perabo as "Suzie" in TriStar Pictures, Film District, and End Game Entertainment's action thriller LOOPER.
Photographed at the Särkänniemi Amusement park. (Tampere/Finland)
I flattened colors because I thought it would make this different beside all the hundreds and hundres roller coaster photos. Not sure how this work?
The Fallowfield loop line was opened in 1892 and ran round the south side of Manchester, linking Sheffield Victoria with Manchester Central.
The large building in the background was Reddish MPD which was opened in 1954, to maintain the EM1 and EM2 locomotives that would operate over the 1500v DC Woodhead Line and also the 506 emu's which operated the Manchester-Glossop services.
The depot closed on the 30th July 1983 and the last freight train on the Fallowfield Loop Line was behined 47443 on a Freightliner from Trafford Park in October 1988.
This was the view from Station Road looking towards Hyde Road Junc a few months after the line had closed, the Fallowfield Loop line is now a cycle path.
9th February 1989
SW & NW corner of Michigan and Jackson (Railway Exchange Building / Santa Fe Building, right, built in 1904) (Frederick P. Dinkelberg, architect, of D. H. Burnham & Company)
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.
all washed and dry now. custom spun singles. separated the colors in the batt and added angelina.
batts by Steph of Loop.
Front of train beginning to "loop" over itself
Feat of engineering which connects Bakersfield to Mojave .
The loop takes its name from the circuitous route it takes, in which the track passes over itself, a design which lessens the angle of the grade. The loop gains a total of 77 feet in elevation as the track ascends at a sustained 2% grade.[1] A train more than 4,000 feet (1.2 km) long (about 85 boxcars) thus passes over itself going around the loop.
The many guises of the inchworm (name for the larvae of moths of the family Geometridae)
An inchworm mimics a twig on a leaf on its silk-laden nest territory at the extremity of a tree. Some of the leaves on this end appear to have been foraged upon.
Inchworms regularly drop from their nests on trees. However, many are fortunate enough not to suffer a hard landing on the bare ground below. The larvae often have silk attached to the trees from their bodies to prevent a complete drop. The same silk strand helps them to pull back up from a half-drop back to the nest on their host tree.
The last photo shows a fallen inchworm suspended mid air by a silk thread. It was seen dangling and twisting as it pulled its way back home.
The duckweed pond near the end (if you are doing it clockwise) of the loop changes every time you do it. I did vow once never to make any more images using this bridge, but this time, with my new 7-14 mm lens, it was just too much. Walk straight towards it and there it is.
Bridge Project, too.
465045 is s pictured at Dartford, with an ex-Charing Cross Dartford loop service.
5.8.19
Minolta Dynax 600si Classic/ 35-70mm f4 macro zoom lens.
Ilford Delta 400
Dev.: ID-11/ 1:1/ 14mins/ 68°F
Presiona "L" para verla en grande sobre fondo negro / Please view large on black (press "L" ).
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I had to borrow a classmate's camera for this photo, because the strobe light did not work with my specific camera.
The Georgetown Loop Railroad is a narrow gauge heritage railroad located in the Rocky Mountains in Clear Creek County, Colorado, in the United States.
The railroad operates summer tourist trains between the communities of Georgetown and Silver Plume, a distance of 2 miles (3.2 km). The railroad route is 4.5 miles (7.2 km) long and ascends an elevation of 640 feet (195.1 m) through mountainous terrain along with trestles, cuts, fills, and a grand loop. (Wikipedia)
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.
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