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One of Chomutov's well turned out 749s, No. 749 039 heading train R441, the 06.43 Cheb - Zilina on 21 May 2004.
European shag flying home in a snowstorm during my last trip to the Hornøya bird cliff. Such industrious and curious birds.
Explore 3 Jan 21 #209
Just passing time at Sebastian's Millennium Clock-tower; waiting for clear skies and the Perseids.
833 Burtons Ferry Hwy.
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"This was one of the most popular restaurants in Sylvania in its day, with locals and with tourists passing through on U. S. 301. It was a much busier road in those days and the stretch from Sylvania to the South Carolina state line still harbors many of these forlorn structures. The interstates ended the glory days of roadside travel and it took a lot of the economy of towns like Sylvania along with it. After Treado’s closed, it was home to at least two more restaurants, Ray’s and Honey’s."
Coventry CT 334 and Midland Red 5545 pass on Chapel Lane Wythall, at the Transport Museum's twilight event on the evening of 30th October 2016.
Image captured in the underground walkway connecting terminals at Chicago O'Hare airport. Photo taken in 1998 while I was walking adjacent to the moving walkway with the shutter speed at probably 1/4 second..
Film: Kodak TMax 100 (5052 TMX)
Scanner: Konica Minolta Dimage Scan Elite 5400 II
Camera: Probably Nikon FE2
Lens: Maybe Nikon 50mm
Recently found this film while organizing during this stay at home time.
Brush Type 5, Class 56 56072 passes through Ruabon with a trainload of empty cement wagons forming the MWFO 6J65 13:15 Curzon Street, Birmingham to Penyffordd cement works via Oakengates, where additional wagons would have been collected.
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so many lost recently. Cy Twombly's recent death did not have the tragedy of either Norway or Amy W, but sad to see the passing of a great name in modern painting (who i confess i only really came to appreciate quite recently).
The warmer months have arrived and so too the water dragons have emerged from wherever they’ve been hiding over the winter months.
steel fountain on rue du Petit-Chêne, heavily saturated because my camera setting was wrong (strong sunlight around 1 p.m. I really wanted to catch the red reflections in the water.
Same fountain as it really is, by gadl
These tracks run through a little town I went through, Clifford. I had never been there and noticed this as I was driving through. I like tracks and this provided a great vanishing point as well. I have a view in color of the other side with a mill I will post soon.
I can be quite normal on occasion. No over the top claims, statements or remarks and nothing bordering on the depressing.
Just a little bit of nice with a touch of quiet. Which, to be honest, is what I'm really like.
But shhhh don't tell anyone I did this :o)
St Michael's Churchyard lies adjacent to a busy mainline where trains rush by and briefly disturb the hush of this rural churchyard. It also lies at the foot of the famous Lickey Incline which is the steepest sustained mainline railway incline in the UK having a gradient of of 1 in 37.7 (2.65% or 26.5‰ or 1.52°) for a continuous distance of 2 miles (3.2km)
DL44,DL47 Cruise past the sidings at Port Germein with 2260 steel train from Whyalla to Dry Creek on 23-1-1995
The El Zorro sand train from Hopetoun to Hamilton pass through Beulah with GM36,S302 up the front on 26-2-13
For Margaret.
1 March 2025.
"Go, slip over the edge of our Known World
With the early-setting sun
Of a bright, cool Spring day,
And know that you are leaving
An Earth that renews and recovers
And comes again,
As do the daffodils on this driveway
At the foot of centuries-old beech trees.
You walked your Path,
You walked it well;
You loved, and that was
The most important thing of all.
This Spring sun sets so early,
Too early for those of us
you leave behind.
Come visit us always,
In the flowers of summer
In the soft breezes of an early autumn day
In the crystal ice shapes of a winter frost
And again, in the dazzling light of a Spring sun,
Setting too early in the afternoon sky."
Composed by Andrea Martin