Maintenance Of Way
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The night foreman dishes out his orders as to what needs to be done on the loco to a lowly worker, who in all honesty probably knows the maintenance routine better then him.
A couple of MPD operatives read through the Duty Maintenance manuals for the loco they are working on.
A couple of MPD operatives read through the Duty Maintenance manuals for the loco they are working on.
Normally run as a small train ride through the Mail Rail tunnels, part of the network has been converted to allow maintenance of these trains. As we can see in the distance the tracks have been raised allowing access to the underside of the trains.
The Mail Rail tunnels were used to transport mail all around London on a network of automated underground electric trains. It opened in 1927, and only ceased service in 2003.
Europe, The Netherlands, Zuid Holland, Rotterdam, Kop van Zuid, New Luxor, Maintenance, Mobile lifting platform (uncut)
Maintenance work on the façade (with the Foyer on the left) of the Nieuwe Luxor theatre (2001, Bolles & Wilson).
More Nieuwe Luxor shots:
The Rijn foyer from outside, with the Klean worldwide globe: here.
With ‘Belvédère and De Rotterdam: here.
The top of the building with De Rotterdam: here.
Interior shot, bottom level: here.
Interior shot, wall/lighting in the main stairwell: here.
Interior shot furniture Rijn foyer: here.
This is number 20 of the Nieuwe Luxor album.
Re-enactment.... Salop County Council. Road maintenance vehicles and gang with their Aveling and Porter traction engine providing the motive power.
This guy was half way up a lighthouse touching up the paint on the exterior. The lighthouse no longer operates as an official lighthouse but it is being restored as a museum and a place to stay for the night. You can see the curtains on the window of one of the two rooms rented out during tourist season. We stayed in a cozy room at the Inn which is attached to the lighthouse. Maybe one day we will try sleeping in the actual lighthouse. 😊 It was great to see the owners were keeping up with the maintenance on this lovely spot on the most westerly part of PEI. Happy Window Wednesday!
Just because you're in port doesn't mean you're done working.
Pillar Point, just north of Half Moon Bay, California.
RKO_8500.
Nikon Z8 + Nikkor 180-600.
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Birds have to keep their feathers in tip-top condition so that they are able to fly, deal with the weather and, in the breeding season - look stunning
A technician carrying out maintenance work in one of the liners of a 29680 kW engine on a 400 mtr container ship.
With a fresh crew onboard, northbound MOW train W030-19 notches up at the north end of Cairo siding behind a pair of EMD's finest.
/ Choshi-shi, Chiba
// 整備場 / 千葉県銚子市
銚子電鉄、仲ノ町駅の車庫です。
デキ３修理中でした(^^;)
しかし、Flickrの仕様変更でしょうか、
撮影データが見られなくなったみたいですね～
画像をReplaceしたら機種名まで消えてしまいましたｗｗ
Nikon D800 f/5.6 1/45s 34mm ISO560 -0.7EV
The Zeche Zollverein Coal Mine Complex in Essen (More images in my series Zollverein) is one of the most impressive surviving examples of industrial culture from the modern era.
Some maintenance workers travel the 100-hectare area of the industrial complex by bike and use this pedestrian bridge.
Technicians work on a speaker hanging from the trellis of Chicago’s Millennium Park’s Jay Pritzker Pavilion as Anish Kapoor’s “Cloud Gate” reflects its environment in the background.
A little different from my normal genre. This is for the group, Flickr Friday, the subject this week of wheels.
I just love walking around the back streets and alleyways of small towns. I enjoy old worn and weathered surfaces and things that are a little dilapidated or shabby. Towns like this often times don’t have the resources of larger more progressive towns to keep everything looking new. Some towns are absolutely anal about appearances and are far too boring because of that for photographers looking for photogenic subjects. Even big cities can display this contrast between new and old surfaces. The so called rust belt cities like Detroit and Cleveland are an absolute treasure trove for our hobby. I have often wondered why the city officials fail to see what an asset they really have on their hands and cash in on it with photo tourism. They could promote five day getaways with tours of the old abandoned mills and factories specifically oriented towards photography. Make it safe and provide amenities suitable for the comfort of the tourists and you would put other venues out of business. Preserve it as it is as a permanent historic theme park of our nation’s heritage. Oh my. I must be crazy.