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Today NHN ran as a local job on the branch, due to BODO never making it out of Boston. They took GP18 1801 south to Dover to retrieve LPG for Eastern Propane at Tri-City. In the afternoon the clouds finally got lost, leaving me a few opportunities on the way home. Here they are crossing the causeway at Milton Three Ponds on the way back to put up for the night.
New Holland CX 780 war das Spitzenmodell der 5 Schüttler Drescher von New Holland mit 272PS und einem Korntank Volumen von 9000l hier mit einem 6,09m Schneidwerk . Er wurde ab 2001 bis 2005 in diesen Farben und ab 2006 bis 2008 mit blauen Schriftzug produziert.
Durch einigen Modelpflegemaßnahmen wird er aktuell 2026 als 7.80 noch produziert.
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What a perfect morning this was! I saw the forecast was for clear skies, and patchy fog in the early morning hours. I had been here the week before but there were a bunch of photographers in the spot I wanted to shoot from, so I knew I wanted to come back and decided to go for a pre-sunrise shoot. I ended up having the whole place to myself! All along the way driving to this location I went in and out of patchy fog, so I knew there would be a good chance of the lake being fogged in. What I didn't expect was for it to be so calm, which made for perfect mirror-like reflections. The grassy shoreline caught my eye here with the shapes formed by the reflection.
Beautiful fall day in Tamworth, NH. Although it was a very dry summer, the leaves are still in peak color
A four minute exposure taken at Hampton (NH) Beach State Park hours before a winter storm was due to hit the region.
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Portsmouth, NH............re-edit in square format from the archives.......thank you ❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏
Jacob’s Ladder refers to a 300-foot section of railroad track that is a 37% grade or an elevation change of 37 feet for every 100 feet travel above the tree line on 6,288-foot Mount Washington in New Hampshire, the highest peak in the Northeast United States. There are three ways to get to the summit of Mount Washington, the famous 8-mile Mount Washington Auto Road, physically scaling/hiking the mountain and lastly the also famous Mount Washington Cog Railway. Jacob’s Ladder is part of the Mount Washington Cog Railway, which at this elevation follows a narrow ridge between two prominent chasms Burt’s Ravine & Ammonoosuc Ravine the train trestle lifts the steam engine and passenger car (which is in front of the engine) over almost 25 feet above the mountains surface. Jacob’s Ladder is the steepest section of the Cog Railway and steepest railway trestle in the world that began its service in 1869 invented by New Hampshire native Sylvester Marsh. It was the first the world’s first mountain-climbing cog railway using a unique cog and rack mechanism to scale the 37% plus grades of Mount Washington and has been in continuous use since 1869. Minolta X-570 Film Camera Minolta 35-70mm f/3.5 MD Kodachrome 200 Film Scanned on Epson RX500 Scanner. #developportdev @gothamtomato @developphotonewsletter @omsystem.cameras #excellent_america #omsystem @bheventspace @bhphoto @adorama @tamracphoto @tiffencompany #usaprimeshot #tamractales @kehcamera @mpbags @tenbabags @mwobs @cograilway @visitnewhampshire @minoltaseries @minolta.film @epsonamerica #mountwashingtoncograilway #mountwashington #newhampshirelife