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The remains of "Navvies' Bridge" a footbridge linking the Cloffocks area of Workington with the town centre, part of which can be seen on the skyline.
The footbridge, which was swept away by last years floods, was built on the piers of one of two railway bridges which crossed the River Derwent just a few yards apart.
This bridge carried the Cleator & Workington Junction main line from Workington Central station to Calva Junction and thence the LNWR line at Siddick Junction.
A shot of it in its prime; cra.photos.gb.net/p62285943.html
Seen sat in Skipton Bus station, heading to the bus stand after dropping off passengers so as to start a number 59 service to Harrogate, is The Harrogate Bus Conpany’s 2104, a Scania N230UD Omnidekka which is named “Starling.” The Transdev group sure do have a couple of hidden gems, and it was a great treat to see this, as they are exceptionally rare buses nowadays, especially to find in public service. The driver of this was an absolute legend, as he actually stopped for me so that I could get a photo of the bus & it turned out beautiful! The bus was stationary when I snapped this photo, and I absolutely love how this photo turned out with the wheels turned fully & the vibrant red livery contrasting beautifully in front of the cobbled stone buildings in the background. Huge props to the driver Keith, he is an absolute legend who made my entire day & I had a smile on my face for the rest of the day after this. You gotta love Yorkshire. Having grown up in Lancashire my entire life, I am not afraid to admit that this is the Better shire! White Roses > Red Roses.
...or head off in Sugar's case? Toralei confronts the reason for her neglect.
You've been ignoring me for THIS? LAME.
Toralei is my newest Ghoul (first time I've found her in stores - finally!!) and Sugar is a Dead Tired Ghoulia undergoing a reroot.
9241. This Great Blue Heron posed for a number of shots. The most interesting of the series was when he took off, almost straight at me.
This was made with WavelengthPro's Colour-Space Mixer tool that I am developing at the moment. Here I do the following colour-space map to produce an almost greyscale image:
R: L (HSL)
G: L (Lab)
B: Y (YIQ)
Here I chose RGB as the base but you can choose from all sorts of others.
This is near the douar of Aguergour, in the High Atlas, south of Marrakech. Many paragliders come practice here. The children of the douar love watching them taking off from the top of the cliff. Many of them were also lucky enough to fly with Michel, the instructor from the paragliding school...
I have no idear of location on this one, but as a wild guess i will take a stab at Liverpool airport for two reasons , the main reason would be the large amount of flat uninterupted land directly behind the crane and second would be the shear scale of the building being constructed.The crane is of intrest here a Coles Gargantua, not in Walter Woolfendens livery but Walters before being painted in the correct livery, where this crane came from I have no idear the writing on the side of the crane has been errased off .