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Just south of Park City, UT is the Alpine Loop, Miles of trees and especially Aspen groves. A must see when in the Park City area.

March batt of the month from Steph (Loop) It's just incredible!!!

 

It's greens, and coppers and these rich teals and burgandys.. with copperishgreenish sparkles and shredded money!! She even sent a little bag of sequins to spin in with it!! It's really breathtaking!

 

I'm SOOOOO excited to see what next month brings!!

Made from handspun Loop batt.

Detail of a reproduction of the mural Los Angeles: The Living City, by Sandra Drinning, at the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles, California

Trolley at Delmar

Loop

A Loop-bound CTA Pink Line train moves through the West Loop, between Morgan and Clinton stations on the Lake Street Elevated.

Good day at the Mach Loop. Not much in the way of aircraft but the weather was glorious! These were taken on Cad East but next time I'll be on Cad West even tho the light is more challenging.

Aquarell, Buntstifte, Kreide, 34 x 33 cm, 2024

Tiger & Turtle, Duisburg, the loop

Hiding under flower petals.

Boulder Loop Trail, White Mountain National Forest

Rockefeller Loop, Avenue of the Giants, Humboldt Redwoods State Park, Northern California.

Loop Road mit den vielen schönen Alligatoren

ist sehr beeindruckend :-)

From earlier this summer.

A nice lil single spun up from a sample of "Ribbon Dance". I think this will make a fantastic headband!

40/365

 

I'm back with surrealism.. I hope you like this graphic!

 

take a look at my other graphic works here

  

Take a look at my 365 days project here

The little steam loco hauls its train around the Batasia Loop on the Darjeeling narrow gauge railway way back in 1982.

 

The group of Indian tourist’s attention is focussed on me rather than the train they have surely come to see. The clouds have obscured the fine views of the valley, the distant peaks, and the foreground is delightfully uncluttered.

 

Today’s scene is a totally different picture. First came a few tourist stalls selling gaudy tat, then superseded by formal manicured gardens dominated by giant war memorial erected in the middle of the loop.

 

They say - “Never go back” . . .

 

Kodak Ektachrome scan. Nikon F 24mm

Darjeeling, India. 1982. © Photo - David Hill

Tom Gildersleeve photo

 

With a few more reverse curves to go, the AFT will soon be traversing the famous Techachapi Loop as the train makes its way south over the pass. Visible above the smoke plume is the top level of the loop itself.

 

Walong, CA

December 22, 1975

 

Train of the Day

8/18/21

Spun super thick and thin, with a gold thread candystriping..

 

from loop batt, "glow"

Norfolk Southern Asheville based local P87 drops down the famed 'Old Fort Loops' on their daily run from Asheville to Bridgewater and back. With the closing of the Asheville to Linwood portion of the S-Line as a mainline route locals P87 during the day and P60 at night are the only two trains that traverse this famed stretch of track. Here the train navigates through one of the many rock cuts in the loops, as it prepares to duck into one of the many tunnels in the loops.

The corner of LaSalle and Madison Street in Chicago's Loop.

Canon AE1

200 ISO

Fujifilm 200

CPKC's Fording River Sub is a 33 mile-long branch line serving 4 coal mines on the west side of Crowsnest Pass. The line was built in the early 1970's and features a steady stream of coal trains carrying Canadian carbon to the Pacific for export.

 

Here, at the far northern end of the line, CP 9354 slowly & steadily loads a coal train at the EVR Fording River Mine. The train is sized to match the length of the loading loop almost exactly, as the DPU has cleared the switch only a few car lengths before the head-end completes its circuit through the load-out.

 

Sharp eyes will note that's a spring switch, lined to the right for the inbound train but posing no issue for the outbound train to run through the switch against the points.

 

CPKC Coal Train

CP DRF-44 / ES44AC #9354

CP DRF-43 / AC4400 #9755

(DPU) CP DRF-44 / ES44AC #8949

 

Fording, BC

August 25th, 2025

Loop Head Lighthouse with the Moonset behind it , Taken in 2010

A fern in the garden which seems to create only one new frond per year, in midsummer. Its unwinding creates striking patterns.

Good day at the Mach Loop. Not much in the way of aircraft but the weather was glorious! These were taken on Cad East but next time I'll be on Cad West even tho the light is more challenging.

A different version can be seen here flic.kr/p/26aFyzZ

The elevated Loop railway structure through and around the Loop area in Chicago. Amazing steel work and pillars supporting the public transport system built above the roads and traffic.

Garland Ct. south of Washington Street reflecting north

More info here: www.galactic-hunter.com/blog/barnards-loop

The Orion Molecular Cloud Complex - 7.2 hours of total exposure.

Video of the capture from A to Z: www.youtube.com/watch?v=YRMjhJQbol4

First time trying a Hydrogen Alpha filter on our unmodified DSLR camera, not worth a CCD but still happy with the difference it makes! You can see all the details in the link!

 

Visit www.galactic-hunter.com for a complete catalog of our astrophotography as well as videos of our adventures in the Nevada Desert.

A400 enters the Mach Loop on the south east over the town of Cemmaes 02 Oct 2025.

Kit Young

 

Just received my advance copies of LOOP by Kit Young - a 72 page booklet of his impressions of downtown Chicago.

 

Booklet design by yours truly.

 

Full details on Kit's website.

Loop - Natural Wonder

3 oz

wool, alpaca, mohair, recycled silk, glitz

Going through some shots from earlier in this year and re-discovered this one inside Newport Street Gallery, London.

The driver of Colas Rail's 70801 takes an opportunity to relax for a few minutes as the 6E90 0634 Oxwellmains Lafarge Colas to Seaham Harbour Colas Rail is booked to be looped at Morpeth North for 20 minutes.

 

23rd July 2019.

This little blur caught my attention in the garden yesterday. I've never seen one before! It flaps its wings so fast it is just a fuzzy beige blur in flight. It's small, about a 1 1/4" wingspan. The markings are so beautiful!

 

update: This is a Silver Y moth. Thanks to Christine for the ID.

updqte #2: On second thought, an alfalfa looper. Almost identical.

Mesh crochet stitch, made from Loop's Belly Dancer batt. (or Belly Dancer Too, can't remember which). Corespun with lots of coccoons and sequins. Fringe is made from plastic "bone" rings with single crochet, then a long chain of different lengths for variety.

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