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An eastbound CSX grain train quickly approaches the diamonds at CP 101 along the Mount Victory Subdivision in Marion, Ohio.
Old divisions belong to the old world. Spend not a moment more quarreling over them. What is done is done, so much more still to do. Allow yourself to let go of derogatory terms and ableist language.
Operator: United States Navy
Aircraft: Lockheed C-130T Hercules
Registration: 164995
C/n: 382-5300
Time & Location: 05.12.2022, EFTP, Finland
Remarks: Operated by the VR-53 Fleet Logistics Support Squadron "Capital Express" located in Joint Base Andrews, USA.
Even in the subterranean gloom of Birmingham New Street a class 220 Voyager has presence as it stands at platform 9 waiting on departure time.
The train is Cross Country's 9.46am Southampton Central - Newcastle service (1E36), in the hands of unit 220009.
5th June 2017
Bus Operator: Victory Liner, Inc.
Bus number: 7024
Area of Operation: Provincial Operation
Seating Configuration: 2x2
Seating Capacity: 49+1
Bus Manufacturer: Almazora Motors Corporation
Model: AMC Tourist Star RE Deluxe
Chassis: MAN R39 18.350 HOCL
Engine: MAN D2066LOH
Suspension: Air Suspension
Taken at: Victory Liner Pasay Terminal, Pasay City, Philippines
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Operator: Channel Jets
Aircraft: Eclipse 500
Registration: 2-JSEG
C/n: 000144
Time & Location: 28.01.2021, EFTP, Finland
Operator Jeff Lubash monitors information on the computers in the Diesel Tower above the locomotive servicing area at Union Pacific’s North Platte, Nebraska, yard on May 4, 2011.
Operator: Prolok
Locomotive Type: Rh 1142
Locomotive Nr: 91 80 1142 635-3 D-PLOK
Locomotive Name:
Location: Gramatneusiedl, Niederösterreich, Austria
Photo Date: 20-10-2024
© Leanne Boulton, All Rights Reserved
Street photography from Glasgow, Scotland.
Previously unpublished archive shot from May 2018. I don't normally like to photograph people actually on a phone call but sometimes there is something about them that catches my attention more. Enjoy!
Credit to Awesomenight for his amazingly recolorable M1911!!!!!
And of course, the Sweetwater Team. You guys are great!
She's finally done, and I'm glad. Took me a whole night.
Feel free to comment and such, I'm off to bed.
Code is available on request.
Woitek
Updated my multicam; I'm actually trying to blend the colours, and use more accurate colours ( the greens and browns were too dark on my older multicam) now, so it should look a bit better.
I needed to make a figure for the ACR, so I came up with this.
Looking at it now, I reckon I should have a logo on that baseball cap. I dunno what logo, though; any ideas?
Comments and criticism appreciated.
I wanna show you my world
Where the beat goes up and down
Let me open the door
Elevator operator
Credits: prmfd.co/p/T2Cn1L81CRqZ
Jake Linderman, second trick operator on the second floor of East Hump tower, talks to a switch crew on the radio at Union Pacific’s big yard at North Platte, Nebraska, on May 3, 2011.
92-98 Macdonell Street - Armstrong Block (Co-operators)
The large four-storey building that
is now part of the Co-operators
Insurance complex was originally
known as the Armstrong Block. It
was built in 1875 by Matthew Bell
for the Armstrong Carriage
Company, also known as the
Guelph Carriage Goods Company,
one of the city’s larger industries.
Arched carriage ways, which later became shops, gave access to the carriage works behind. Between 1911 and 1976, the western portion of the building was used by the Frank and Shuett Hardware Store. The 1992-93 redevelopment was carried out by the Co-operators General Insurance Company, and involved the construction of a new office building behind the facade of the original structure. Many of the original late Italianate features were preserved, such as the round-headed windows with projecting rusticated architraves (stone frames). A fourth storey was added to match the other restored buildings to the west. The goal was to create 128
Operator: Finnish Air Force
Aircraft: CASA C-295M
Registration: CC-2
C/n: S-086
Time & Location: 08.09.2021 EFTP, Finland
A bit of minimalism. Duck and ripple ribbons.
2019 John McKeen. All Rights Reserved.
This image is an original work and may not be reproduced without the permission of the photographer/artist. It is not available for use on websites, blogs or other media without explicit written permission and may not be downloaded or altered in any way
Operator: NetJets Europe
Aircraft: Bombardier BD-700-1A10 Global 6000
Registration: CS-GLC
C/n: 9533
Time & Location: 28.08.2021, EFTP, Finland
This doesn't have anything to do with my photo but I will be going away starting this weekend for a week. My most generous daughters thought I merited a mama-daughter Carribean vacation when I turned ahem (cough cough) a momentous age in October.
My mother is still in a rehabilitation facility and will have to go into a nursing home when the public system gets it act together sometime within a year. Meanwhile, I have been on a roller coaster since November as I have been my mom's number one person ... and I can really use a vacation.
I am so looking forward to being with my babies and lounging and relaxing and chatting up a storm.
This train of cars went back an forth across this road crossing 3 times on Friday afternoon rush hour as it navigated tracks.
Operator: Grindwald Bus (Autoverkehr Grindelwald, AVG)
Vehicle: Nr. 14/BE 202'568, MAN NL363F/A22 (11.2m), 2009
Route: 31.128 Grindelwald - Grosse Scheidegg - Schwarzwaldalp