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Taken in March 2013 with a pocket Fuji Camera. I am convinced that the best way to see Big Bend National Park is by staying off of the pavement. This particular path allowed us to see Santa Elena Canyon from miles off and watch it grow to impressive heights as we approached.
Had a day off for once, so I decided to go a walk around my home village. Going to miss this place when I move.
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Nice to see them testing the hydrants in the street - especially if I need the services of the men with the red truck.
Hopefully not of course, but call out time would be very short as the local station is just 1.2 miles away.
The present day at Brew Street, and an old hopper wagon is being removed for scrap, having been dumped on the wharf for more than a decade. Very little rail activity happens here now, and rumours are afoot that the whole area will soon be redeveloped and turned into posh condominiums and luxury yacht harbour for foreign investors.
On the left ‘Oh My Gawd’ Oliver’s grandson ‘Easily Triggered’ Toby is having a bit of a crises about the wagon being moved after so many years. He struggles with change, including changing his underwear, but we won’t go there.
Former artisan ice cream makers, turned security guards Ben & Jerry are trying to catch Bob Geeza Cat the 4th, but they don’t stand a chance, for the Bob Geeza line of cats are very smart indeed.
PC Pretend isn’t a policeman at all, but likes to dress in vintage police attire at weekends and will frequently turn up here and there in an old Citroen 2CV which he calls his unmarked police car. He’s a strange man who lives alone with a Hornby trainset on top of the bath. Rumour has it ‘mother’ is in the bath, she has been for many years.
And the chap with the yellow jacket, could that be TV’s inch high Portillo?
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Nope! It's not Jaws!
Just a couple of dolphins feeding right off the beach this a.m..
I hadn't been seeing them earlier this season. Probably because the water was so cold, whatever they're feeding on wasn't running near the shoreline like usual.
It's nice to see them back out there.
Northern unit 180103 rolls into Crewe on 19th May 2011 for a driver change whilst returning to Newton Heath following repair work. Three 180s were in use with Northern from 2008 to 2012 with varying degrees of success!
St Paul's tram stop is a tram stop serving nearby St Paul's Square.It was opened on 31 May 1999 and is the penultimate Midland Metro Line 1 stop, before the terminus at Birmingham Snow Hill. It is visible from the platform ends at the latter. Pedestrian access is via Constitution Hill.
The stop sits in the shadow of Livery Street, which, at this point, is on a blue-brick lined embankment, preventing direct access to the square. Livery street then crosses the tram and railway lines, at a very acute angle, at the Wolverhampton end of the stop.
This part of the route of the Midland Metro follows the former GWR route between Birmingham and Wolverhampton. Once the line is extended into the city it is expected that the line will be diverted near to the Birmingham end of this stop and with a new stop outside Snow Hill Station, before continuing along the route to Five Ways.
The current Snow Hill - Stourbridge railway line runs alongside.
Expansion plans by Midland Metro were discussed in 2006 but a couple of years later, due to very large cost escalations encountered in British light rail projects, and doubts about economic and transport benefits, most of the plans have been scraped...
OFF 629 - Morris pick up truck; new 01/06/1957. West Oxon Steam & Vintage Show, Ducklington on 24th July 2016
Taken on Day Four of Sepia Week.
TechTataData: I suspect there could be an argument made for an implied rule of thirds here, but I'd suggest the implication is very faint.
Cómo se hizo la foto de terror de Ulrich.
Creo que es más terrorífica la foto del making off. XDD
Mano de Karlota de regalo. XD
Ulrich - Kid Delf Hodoo.
Gannet taking off at Bempton Cliffs. A brilliant place to get some flight shots. We had a great day but the flies were really irritating!
In 2012 Saab celebrates its 75th birthday.
Saab was founded in 1937, following a decision by the government and the leading industrial actors.
The mission was clear; in the situation of an approaching major conflict Sweden needed to assure supply of military aircraft.
The first Saab developed aircraft, B-17, took off in 1940, and ever since then Saab has created a stunning series of aircraft, unique in capability and affordability.
Follow our voyage during 75 years of creating cutting edge solutions for a safer society.
Typ: Other Ship
IMO Number: 8813910 Country: Luxembourg
MMSI Number: 253042000 Length: 124.0m
Callsign: LXDI Beam: 23.0m
A 337th Test and Evaluation Squadron maintainer closes up the B-1 Lancer before take off at Eglin Air Force Base, Fla., Aug. 1. Aircrew brought the 53rd Wing bomber from Dyess AFB, Texas, to allow wing personnel an opportunity to see one of their geographically separated aircraft up close. (U.S. Air Force photo/Samuel King Jr.)