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How to kill time without your phone is the question nowadays. Are we still able to slow-down and reflect?
In life we pass many fence posts, never knowing where the road truly leads we follow the line until one day it ends. And at the end a new beginning awaits.
BR Transrail branded 37411 tops the Lickey Incline at Blackwell with the Table 56 1M15 16:10 Cardiff Central to Birmingham New Street Regional Railways Sunday service back in June 1996.
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No drag queen this, but a fishing vessel that pulls its nets along the bottom, seen here heading away from Gloucester Harbor, beyond the Dog Bar Breakwater, on a foggy afternoon.
Kirkstone Pass lies between Ullswater and Windermere. Whenever we drive through here, we know we're back in the Lake District as the scale is just awesome!
Photographed on an epic Tokyo sanpo with Akira-san (and family), Ando-san, Chie-san, Chikako-san, Daren, Eriko-san, Fukuda-san, Kaori-san, Katsushi-san, Kiyoshi-san, Makiko-san, Minoru-san, Mirai-san, Nagasaki-san, Naoko-san, Rob (and Elina), Saito-san, Sakaguchi-san, Sato-san, Sato-san, Shinobu-san, Takashi-san, Takashi-san, Toshi-san, Yasushi-san, Yoshikatsu-san, and Yumiko-san. Soto-Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo. February 2, 2014.
02/08/2013 (Fri) 1755 Rowell (North of Carnforth) 3250xx + 3250xx + 3250xx 1M44 1616 Shieldmuir - Warrington mail
The Soho to Langley Green trip working (T48)has now left the freight only line and is 'wrong line' at Smethwick West station. That station has just had new waiting shelters installed and fresh paving on the platforms, the booking office is at street level, behind the footbridge is the fine GWR signal box. Today the waiting shelters still stand amid a tangle of shrubs and trees, the booking office, footbridge and signal box long gone, this station closed with the construction of the multi-level Smethwick Galton Bridge station when the Jewellery line opened from Snow Hill
25283 was built at Beyer Peacock as D7633 30/10/1965 it was withdrawn 01/03/1987 and is preserved
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South Wales diversions in early 1994 provided the opportunity to capture this view of BR 47853 passing the site of the long closed [June 1964] Gileston station on the Vale of Glamorgan Line. The Class 47/4 was working the Sunday BR Table 51 13:50 Swansea to York InterCity service.
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The Dao Heaung Market extends along the Mekong bank and offers a vast assortment of foodstuff. During the day, the town is quiet, shying away from today's rain, but in the afternoon, the market animate it. You'll find clothes, CDs, food and much more. There were things I could have passed seeing on display, such as dried rats, squirrels, snakes, guinea pigs, bats still twitching and other nameless treats. Abstraction made of these dishes that no kind Lao would offer a foreigner. Food stalls are popular with locals, cheap & tasty. Although there are several weaving villages in the area, a lot of the stuff is here on the market.
Photos taken on the Dao Heaung Market or new Talat Dao Market near the Japanese bridge over the Mekong 2km East from the center of Paksé - Laos. A very new Market. Minibuses to Chong Meh leave from here. I was taken snapshots of the market place and captured this girl sleeping a bit, daydreaming on the motorcycle ...perhaps passing a sad daydream?
Pakse or Pakxe is a city in the Champasak province of Laos. It's one of the biggest towns in Laos and a major transportation hub for southern Laos. But it's is still a small town so walk around. Otherwise there are enough tuk tuks around. There's not so much to do in Pakse but this is the base for travel to the Bolaven Plateau and Si Phan Don. It's quiet town. located between the two lazy rivers, the Mekong and Xe Don river. Life flows slowly here, just like the muddy Mekong. Today, Pakse is the capital of Champasak province in Laos.
British Railways(W) Hawksworth designed '94XX' 0-6-0PT no.9466 heads through Roebuck Farm Crossing with the 11:55 Minehead-Bishops Lydeard train.
2018 WSR Spring Steam Gala
Tendring Travel of Thorpe-le-Soken Iveco YJ60 CXG passes the Freston Boot pub working empty to Ipswich School. The footpath sign is at a jaunty angle.
Another load of coal is pushed out of the Sandaoling opencast coal mine, whilst the empties set off back into the pit as the single line clears. This rotation of trains and coal has been running continuously since the late 1950s and continues into 2017 at a lesser rate. This is probably the steamiest place on earth at the moment.
Passing the Cathedral City of Ely - DRS class 57/0 No 57007 hauls AGA MK 3 TSO's No.s 12027/130 as 5Z37 1009 Norwich C.Pt. T.&R.S.M.D - Bounds Green T&R.S.M.D 'Tyre turning' trip at the former Lloyds UWC. nr Dock Junction on the 17.8.2016.
On the cruise we passed by Wilsons Prom about 1 kilometre off shore so full zoom for this one. Covering around 50, 000 hectares it is Victorias largest coastal bewilderness
Fairburn tank No. 42073 passes the bracket signal protecting Lakeside station and the end of the line from Haverthwaite, during a Peter Van Campenhout Photo Charter.
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Stena Line's newest adition to the central corridor,Stena Superfast X, departs Dublin back to Holyhead following berthing trials in Dublin while the present incumbent, Stena Nordica,arrives in Dublin from Holyhead.
Superfast X should be in service in the coming days,while the Nordica then goes north for overhaul cover before replacing Superfast X,ironically, on the Dover-Calais run with DFDS.
Photo taken March 2015.