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66735 Peterborough United on the way to Blea Moor to run round on 6M37, the 11.25 Arcow Quarry - Pendleton. 7 December 2022.
13/05/2011 18:22 UTC.
Cumulonimbus with shower and associated rainbow. View from the upper slopes of Ward Hill (212m) looking SE. Fair Isle, Shetland.
Shallow low north of Shetland, showery SW'ly airflow across the Northern Isles. A fine sunny afternoon. Early evening and showers begin to spread in from the southwest. Air temp about 9°C, dew point about 6°C. SW'ly F3-4.
With the onset of the shower activity, temperatures fell from between 10° and 11° Celsius to around 7° or 8° Celsius. Dew points remained at about 5° Celsius.
37 D6700 is seen passing Quorn signal box during a David Williams/Timeline events photo charter 7/4/25. (Taken using a pole)
This is one of my favourite locations close to the city, this particular visit I wanted to make a purist photo and realized I was down to image number 36. Last chance at the prairie saloon and apparently nobody's home. Or wait one moment……
The wind was gentle, a few aged boards clicking in the old mansion, a feeling I wasn't entirely alone. Squeaks and rattles, the tall grass masking my every footstep, I might pass on the mildewed sofas inside. A handled instrument from the bronze age calls left for my attention, the rust and metal the perfect addition.
It's pleasurable to slow down in the digital domain and recall those tried and proven film principles when each trigger finger had cost a dollar or more! Squeeze and make your composition count. We might "only be passing through".
Wooden porches on rundown houses
Mildewed sofas and grown-up yards
Driving past them I am reminded
Of where we come from and where we are
We are only passing through
Like it's all we have to do
And for all it means to me and you
We are only passing through
{We Are Only Passing Through lyrics}
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***Textures courtesy of Skeletal Mess and Cathairstudios
DRS Class 37 No. 37425 'Concrete Bob' & No. 37402 'Stephen Middlemore 23.12.1954-8.6.2013' make an appearance on 6K05 Carlisle NY to Crewe Basford Hall seen passing Settle Junction on Tuesday 15th June 2021.
Highest #269 on Sunday, October 23, 2011. Thank you, my friends, for your support!
Taken in 2004 along Highway 6, Utah. © 2012 All Rights Reserved.
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On the way home north along U.S. Route 6 we ran into the most incREDible fall color
I'd seen since I lived in New England. More images in the comments below...
I have been passing this shed for many years and am amazed that it is still standing.
35mm HP5 / ID11
Passing by the massive grain elevator, Illinois Central SD70 1027 leads the way of CN train M-371 as it flies through Gilman, Illinois at around 50-60mph.
Quite awesome to see an IC SD70 lead the way on the former IC "Mainline of Mid-America".
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another handheld shot taken on London's Southbank.
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This tiny stream flows into the Afon Garw near Pont Yr Hyl. The Afon Garw was once known as the Black river because of all the coal dust from the five mines which used to be in the valley. Now you can spot trout in the speckled sunlight. The Afon Gawr in turn flows into the Afon Ogwr which reaches the sa at Ogmore
55002 The King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry speeding along with the 08.50 York - Liverpool on a misty Thursday 29 October 1981.
For the past few days we've seen both a male and female Rose Breasted Grosbeak in our yard. They have been rather shy, not wanting to attract to much attention - but they have failed in that department.
Not sure if they are scouts showing up ahead of "the group" or stragglers taking their time, but we're thrilled they are here! And we're trying to get any and all shots we can, while we can! Grabbed this shot of the female when she came out into the open to check out some of the feeders below where she's perched.
Fingers crossed they'll still be here when to hold our Harvest Fest for our Backyard visitors later this weekend!
"Life is so beautiful that death has fallen in love with it, a jealous, possessive love that grabs at what it can. But life leaps over oblivion lightly, losing only a thing or two of no importance, and gloom is but the passing shadow of a cloud..."
— Yann Martel (Life of Pi)
Day 52 - Best Viewed Large On Black
Back to the glorious gold and blue mirror that is Otaki Beach...
I spent some time just meandering around the Temple Street area, reminiscing about my previous visits, before my love for photography struck years ago. There were so many details that I would pass by, so many spaces I would ignore as my focus was entirely on having fun, shopping and generally screwing around...
So much has changed in the time since I last visited to now. My palate for flavor from my first visit over twelve years ago is far more adventurous for one thing. As soon as I land, the only thing on my mind is finding a big plate of pissing shrimp fried in hot chilies and garlic, and steamed razor clams. Twelve years ago I was astonished at all the cheap and nice things I could buy on Temple Street, along with an overwhelming sense of selfish greed as I attempted to see how far I could stretch my travel budget. This time I don't give a second glance at what's sold on the street, my attention is focused solely on the people, the atmosphere, the beautiful, wondrous smell of freshly fried seafood, and the lights. Those beautiful lights.
I also notice the environmental details that were not immediately apparent during those prior trips. The dark alleyways and the people quietly and quickly moving along them, working hard behind the neon lights. The ones carrying the heavy loads and making the wheels turn inside this massive machine of a city. That area around Temple Street is full stories. If only I had more time to spend exploring it, diving deeper with my camera.
37408 Loch Rannoch passing the site of the former steam shed with the 17.14 Manchester Victoria - Blackpool North. 8 June 1993.