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The purpose of formation is for the reduction of ego?
and I do lament that....
a slow goodbye to me...mask and wall...
stepping no where...
amongst “The Waiting Ones”
-rc
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Symphony No. 3, Op. 36: II. Lento e Largo - Tranquillissimo
On the eve of September 30, 2021, a westbound BNSF coal train off the Montana Rail Link, passes the depot at Sandpoint, Idaho. BNSF is double tracking through here to the MRL connection at Sandpoint Junction (in the background) in conjunction with the second bridge being built at the Lake Pend Oreille crossing. It appears that the right-of-way will have to widened here, perhaps using a retaining wall to provide enough clearance between the depot and the buildings and parking lots on the right. Regardless, this scene will change a bit in the next few years.
A westbound BNSF freight passes over an inlet on Lake Pend Oreille at the marina in Sandpoint, Idaho, on July 22, 2013.
After the clouds had unloaded all their snow they just fizzled out and looked like torn rags scattered across the sky.
A two shot vertical panorama. I'm really starting to like this vintage Nikkor 300mm lens
This image was really overexposed but somehow it reminded me of a watercolour painting so here it is!
A train passing by the village allotments.
Taken with great difficulty holding my mobile up against a gap in the wire of the gate, and hanging on to Tasku at the same time. I also had to clone out two cars parked in the most annoying place with their boots up.
ANSH 114 (14) public transport
Definitely Dreaming 'transport' theme. 47/52
This amazing mass of purple Joe Pye weed is in a wet prairie that my road bisects. This one is from yesterday, the rest in the set are from the day before.
Sat having a sandwich and these Herdwick sheep went passing by, they didn't even try for my sandwich..
It was a quick shot as they were passed quickly.. the middle one looked a little sheepish ;-)
In the fog of Manchester a Metrolink heads out towards Castlefield, passing the new towers being built. These towers have changed the skyline of Manchester.
One of the most interesting days we had on our recent Lake district trip was the drive and see where it takes us mornings. After visiting the Langdales and Blea Tarn we decided to just go where the light took us.
We ended up driving up the narrow road through the Wrynose pass pictured here, but that challenging road was just a taster for the following pass, namely the Hardknott pass, a road that is an heartstopper to drive with a 30% ascent, hairpin bends at every blink of an eye and drops that make you draw breath involuntarily....both up and down.
Someties approaching rain showers can be spotted miles away... as was this case in the mountains of Utah.
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Ex-GWR Pannier Tank 7714 coasts into Bewdley, passing the stock of wheelsets and track awaiting re-use or disposal.