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60001 working the 6B13 Robeston Sidings – Westerleigh Murco oil tanks train heads east through East Usk Junction as it passes through Newport. I am not sure if this shot is still on but rather doubt it with the electrification of the main line.
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With the sun high to my left the detail under the wings would be lost due to the heavy shadow. However this bird is flying over a Chalk cliff so there is enough reflected light to remove the shadow
Just over a week ago, on our second morning in San Francisco, I took this photo while walking through Chinatown, on our way to have some dim sum for brunch.
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Fuji XF23mm f/1.4R
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Carte de visite by Tubbs & Porter of Farmer Village, Seneca County, N.Y. A gray-bearded man dressed in a light-colored coat and a hat drawn low on his brown sits in a horse-drawn buggy.
The community of Farmer Village was known by locals as Farmerville in the early part of the 19th century. In 1815, a post office was established with the name McCall’s Store. The name was changed four years later to Farmer, which caused quite a bit of confusion for decades—all the way through the Civil War. On Nov. 20, 1865, the name was changed to Farmer Village, and it is possible these lads are pulled up in front of the post office. Today, the place is known as Interlaken.
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43141 (and 43181 at the rear) working ScotRail's 1H33 (13:42) Aberdeen to Inverness service, pass whisky barrels on the approach to Keith station, Moray, in north-east Scotland. It’s great to see the fine array of semaphore signals surviving.
...it began with a boat ride late last week, that i had to be brow beaten into...i am fearful of boats and open water, since i am quite possibly the worlds worst swimmer! in years past i would only go if i had major life vest support and would often ask others for theirs! Most of the times i would just opt out. Well, Rick got a new boat and was eager for me to try it out, and it was SO incredibly nice that i actually did not even remember the life vest until we were docking! i was so excited about the Osprey nests i was passing that at one point i STOOD UP, and asked Rick if he would bring me out again so i could try and get some pictures. 7am this morning i once again boarded the boat...no life vest on (yay, me!) and went on a Osprey hunt. Thanks, Rick, for indulging my wish to photograph them in their nests! PS. LOVE this new boat!!!
I shall pass through this world but once. Any good therefore that I can do or any kindness that I can show to any human being, let me do it now. Let me not defer or neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again.
― Stephen Grellet
19D 3327 passes Vlakteplaas with a freight from Klipplaat to Oudtshoorn in June 1979. The large house is probably owned by one of the local ostrich farmers.
The scene at Lifford West Junction, Birmingham in early May 1984. The BR Table 55 11:50 Butlers Lane to Redditch DMU service was approaching Kings Norton station. On the left, 31407 waits on the Down Lifford Curve. The Class 31/4 and stock had earlier worked the BR Table 18 07:40 Norwich to Birmingham New Street, [BNS]. Having run round the stock, an ECS circular trip would be completed via the Camp Hill Line to clear the platform at New Street. The train would wait on the Lifford Curve untill required to return to BNS to then work the 13:15 service back to Norwich.
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Norfolk Southern ES44AC number 8021 is seen leading a coal train from inside the Farmers Co-op feed mill in Waldo, Ohio.
On a dull, drab day, the odd splash of colour adds a bit of brightness at Stainforth as 60087 on the 6E32 Preston Docks-Lindsey approaches with the first Colas working as an UID empty steel heads towards Doncaster, 7.1.15.
Standard 5 73156 hurries past on a passenger service while 8F 48624 rumbles by with the minerals, a superb day at the GCR with Timeline Events
Class 50, 50007 `Hercules' is gone in a blur from a passing Class 172.
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Taken at Loch Vatten on the Isle of Skye when i spent a week up there in may last year.
Nikon d60, sigma 10-20mm wide angle lens, hitech nd grad filter, lee polariser, tripod mounted and remote.
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City of Westminster - IMO 8902278
A Hopper Dredger built in 1990.
Length: 99 m
Beam: 17 m
On the Thames passing Gravesend with pilots boat Patrol.
12.6.21.
ATW Corradia passes the peg protecting Marshbrook Crossing on The Marches Line, Saturday 19.3.16
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City Cat heading downstream passing some older affluent homes in the Brisbane suburb of Hawthorne (inner Southside).
A class 142 has just left Trehafod and passes the site of the former Lewis Merthyr colliery. Next stop Pontypridd. 2Y43 11:47 Treherbert to Barry Island.
The Royal Scotsman was steam hauled back in September 1985 and left Fort William on early timings allowing shots at Polnish Church with the sun on the north east side.
66741 passing Winning Crossing Junction with 4N68, Tyne Coal Terminal to North Blyth coal for loading at Battleship Wharf, Wednesday 20.4.16.
Winning is the term used for newly discovered coal seams before they receive their official name, the area around Bedlington, Ashington and North Blyth was not short of mines back in the day.
The signal box is a NER design dating from 1895, one of three boxes on the triangular junction between Bedlington and Ashington on the Blyth and Tyne Railway at West Sleekburn. The others were West Sleekburn and Marcheys House boxes, the former being closed, and the other currently mothballed whist no traffic is booked to Lynemouth Power Station whilst it undergoes conversion to biomass. Winning Crossing box is on the Cambois branch to the docks at North Blyth.