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Many new trains have seen their introduction delayed by computer software problems, the Nova 3 sets being one of them. Everything though is now coming good with them. The Nova 3 is a fantastic train to travel on.
No computer problems here! Passengers gather as 68027 ‘Splendid ‘ awaits departure from Scarborough with the 19:44 service to Liverpool Lime Street on Sunday 8 th September 2019.
SIZE: ~48" x 70"
FABRIC: IKEA Siffror duvet cover (bought with the purpose of making a quilt)
INSPIRED BY: stitchindye's quilts: this, this, and this. Love her work. If only I could free motion quilt like she does.
156451 pauses for a handful of passengers to alight at the village station of Bardon Mill on the Tyne Valley line.
20th May 2017.
O´Grove, Galicia, Spain
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I never forgot 'The Numbers Project', it's just that lack of job, then job, then pandemic took priority. Next stop - no fuel to go number hunting...
This keyboard captured at the last hotel we stayed in, 3 months before the pandemic hit.
Interesting information on bird species numbers, as given by our main Naturalist, Gus Yaki:
--Within Fish Creek Provincial Park there have been just over 200 species recorded ... 207 is the latest count.
--Within the Calgary city limits, in the year 2000, 257 species were recorded.
--Within the Calgary city limits, in the year 2010, after increasing land area by 20 %, 262 species were recorded.
--Within a 50-mile (80 km) radius of the Louise or 10th St Bridge over the Bow River, in the immediate Calgary area, there are just over 300 species. In a friendly competition completed in 2005, 295 species were seen.
--In Alberta, just over 400 species have been seen.
--In Canada, about 550 species have been noted.
--In North America, i.e., USA & Canada north of the USA-Mexico border, there have been about 950 species observed.
--On this tiny blue speck in the Universe called planet Earth, there currently are about 10,000 species of birds.
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On 20 May 2017, part of the morning was spent at our friend, Barb's, acreage, SW of Calgary, enjoying the variety of birds that visit her property. Thanks so much, Barb, as always, for letting us visit you. Such a joy to see birds like the handsome male Rose-breasted Grosbeak and the Evening Grosbeaks. Though feeder shots are not my favourites, I will gratefully take anything I can get, especially as I don't see Evening Grosbeaks very often.
We then drove the various roads SW of the city, as far south as Turner Valley, hoping to see a few birds. Beautiful scenery in the whole area. In Turner Valley, we called in to see another mutual friend and watch the birds that visited her tiny, but beautifully and thoughtfully designed, back deck. Thanks so much for having us, Jackie - and for the most welcome coffee! - especially at such very short notice!
On my way home from this enjoyable day out, I drove a few back roads, looking for any Mountain Bluebirds. Not much luck, though I did see one pair close to their nest box.
Era il tempo in cui, per ricevere una telefonata, occorreva stare a casa,alcune volte fissare il telefono, quasi per esortarlo a produrre quel driiin che spesso non arrivava mai...
Just four numbers lower at PC 18474 and I would have found the caboose, or "cabin car" that I practically grew up in. PC Model N-11 18478 is on display in downtown Union City, Indiana along CSX's ex-Big 4 (CCC&StL)/NYC/PC/CR Indianapolis Line Sub. This cabin car was never red while in service though, and wore PC green when built by PC in their ex-NYC Despatch Shops, then later Conrail blue.
Read a brief history of the Despatch Shops operated as the Merchants Despatch here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Merchants_Despatch
Crossley 19.6 Tourer (1921-26)
Registration Number SV 7588
CROSSLEY SET
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Production of all bodies of 19.6 models 1150 chassis numbers 16100-17141. This car is a 1924 and the engine + chassis no. 17098. Engine size 3705cc. and cost £750 new in 1924. Shot at Blithfield Resevoir Airshow August 2009