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The light might be challenging but Colas Tug 60026 still makes a fine sight passing through an autumnal Horbury Cutting as it takes charge of the 08.55 Preston Docks - Lindsey (6E32) discharged bitumen tanks for the very first time.
My first visit to this classic spot - and helpfully one which only entailed falling out of the car to bag.
29th October 2015
I doubt you could get certified warranty service at Mr. Miller's establishment. This was found on a back street in the ghost town of Monida, Montana in 2005, and scanned from a slide.
A few days off to capture one of the granddaughters with my lens...Koren who I'm sure all of my contacts have seen in the past ...she is always such fun and has a totally different look from her brown eyed sister Arianna who I recently captured in the Valentine shoot this year,,,I have to say I LOVE this portrait lens..the first time Ive used it....wishing one and all the joys of the weekend and family...
Structure left over from the heyday of the Richmond waterfront, now part of Richmond refineries territory. When I paddled up close I could just make out the words “California Fats & Oils” painted on the corrugated tin, now almost completely faded.
Water-Mixable oil on paper, 9x12”; the birds and the plant are in my garden, but the background is made up.
Several weeks ago, I post an old picture of the Lab. There is thrice that amount there now. A couple days ago, a flickr friend told me a story about her homemade cologne and a perfect stranger. There is a good selection of essential oils and fragrance oils. On the left is a selection of powders and clays. Things like Kelp, Red Clover pedel powder, dandilion powder, bladderwack powder and others. I made soaps, lotions, butters, massage oils, Masks, lip blams and even a bug repellent. Yes that's my Wizard hat on the right.
Hardly original but, if you're doing the Calder Valley, at some point you have to take this shot. Guttingly not the full sun promised by Carol K before I Ieft home but having committed to the 130 mile round journey there was no point in being sniffy.
Colas Tug 60076 crosses Horsfall Viaduct on the outskirts of Todmorden with the 08.40 Preston Docks Lanfina - Lindsey Oil Refinery tanks (6E32) on 27th February 2015.
The tight confines of the valley are amply illustrated here with Rochdale Canal, River Calder, A646 main road, and railway all vying for space along the narrow valley floor.
The now demolished Brett Oils depot. Pipewellgate, Gateshead. Shot through the High Level Bridge.
Shot with Sony NEX-6 and the SMC Pentax F2 50mm manual lens.
acrylic, oil, ink on wood, 90x60cm Under the ground heavens move. The movement of thoughts after death or travels of a Spirit Filled soul after death.
The bright November sunshine beautifully illuminates the late autumn foliage but with the overnight frost still in the shadows, that’s a signal for the start of the upcoming winter. Idling patiently in the autumn sunshine a couple of Colas Class 56’s await departure from the Preston Docks Branch with the returning empty Bitumen Tanks back to North Lincolnshire.
Colas 56094 and 56087 with 6E32 Ribble Rail to Lindsey Oil Refinery.
29th November 2019